davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-28
TRICKS OF QUACKs.

tKr EvEKYpoDy READ THIS CsREFrlLr--iIihes'e -
S.Ts,,,rla for sale in the different towns caieu r
Toxns.nd's Sarsapaua. IL Is ad'srl Eea as ~. os't
Nal GENUINE, and all tnai ms Inwse.I 4 = ,.e.H
- never wss: but formerly WORKER on fH '"aise ca
n.l. and the lkeyei he assumes le tiie o n ' ~
.e of Gaming credit for what he Is ant I've sass he
b.s ..ned TWO uedca al schools, and praSesn pI uSen
arsiri Now IlIs truth Is, he never p.ce.i I.ln
3 in hi, life, Such nIftd u-eked mSreFres'n n"iios
I5ts had 10 the character and veracy o 'he inl Si
-, siuc,rey he had never made those stsehehs = In
~, ar az me Wien will men learn TO be honest ali iris
hi in ali their dealings and Intercourse WIN ~ 'l
% Ue anpliei 10 one Ruel CiaPp Ia assist hln IN MAJ
nSr,urinr ms mixture stating the large sums ne na
49,. ne an in urensn embark III the husiheS' i"'7
& nv. been insulting and liteilIng me ~ a! p'o
farms in order TO impress the public Win the ne', 81
~. od Dortor's SarsalarIila not the gt,He'
SI,sanarHa i,l!e from the OFT DocfcTS CI'efhsa1 ~ :
nye TINS y r. Townsend says have sold ihe use o. ny
rrsr,. for q a week will give him sJn II he VIII : ..
nre one single solitary pp,i of this Ills statement u
ThomU-on Skillrnan a Co. nolring but a ussn' o.
i,Isehf-ls simply made deceive the pubic, and -h
The truth dawn in regard has sosr5rg feT'nsn'iHg e
Do,o,d This Is 10 tie pablo tu purchase none int
Od DIR JACOB Townseuds S1rsap1uiia having on t',e
Old Doctors Likeness, hrs fi1iHy COdf 81 Fbs ai' -
0sna ureacroSs the Coat oi Arms .
JACOB TOwNSEN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-28

.OTES-Prom'sso:y, Judgment. and
~ Joint Not. . ,blanks) at this office
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-28
Sold by Thornton 4 Baker. Lewisburg.
5n32s1 EFF BUrrERFIELD. Travg Agt

DINNs' JUSTICE. new edition, can be had
ID at I.yndali's Bookstore. in this place.
Lcwisburg, April 10, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-28
More news for the SICK.

CERTIFICATES AND TES7INONLaLS
1cient to fill erery column @ tbs paper, Dc produced
setting fort. the sco'.de.tM rfrtues Of
Dr. Swayne's celebrated Family Medicines.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-28
pcg cali It @SaRS,PiRIlLA EXTRACT or SyErP
GENUINE OLD DIR JACOB TOWNSEND )
SARSApA4IILA

This prepared tia: all The properties 1 -
Sarssparila first removed. everything capable u
becoming acii fermentation extracted and rejected
then every particle of medical virtue Is secured ph1
and form and thus II rendered Incapane
losing any valuable and healing properties Pre-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21
T. G. BtAXLEN, Cierl z. e.
March J. 1850 80 It


~ ~ w ~ '''h ~ W. -
NOTICE !, hereby given that 40 the fchru-
Y ary term, a. D. 1850, Of the county court
pertaining To the estates Of deceased PERSONS
began and held on the last Monday IN said
month, tor the county Of Ca,s. Tcsa-, letters
of Administration were granted 90 The under.
,igncG on thco-,atc Of John II cole. deceased
AT person. having claims against said estate
viii therefore present Thorn within the time pre-
scribed by law, duly authenticated, and those
indebted to the same viii pay to
CAROLINE COLE, Adm'x.
Jefferson, February Is 1880 40 III
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21

INkEN up By r a Smith, and posted hc.
fore 6. Nance, Esd in Beat. ~. 4. Ger.
tain csirY work on, black and white p.ed
marked ivo splits in thc rgb, and cror .nd
mdcr-hl 10 the left ear about eight Years old
and appraised to sl3 30.
Z. & BEAXIEN, Clerk
March 5th. 1880 an d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21

rlaara,ei ,ritb Ngme-aas Ei,gani aHf taH..
Farr1riaat-- FERNS on Der
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21

NtlUl THEE IS MlGFN1. e..
oI .ff..d 40 III. 9,
.,ts. J.,A.8 DISTRICT. Marshall. Tets. ~
~
nan MALI
'Ni'.H IlNii1 iI"R'5H a La
VI haetI. I'\"'.
Il, N. ADAMS. tHurH,4a Ian. NJ.
. Harrison ,"un''' Texas naf
,>pr-RN FIrIp. t5.,=a %, t...
Inns. FB .ap F..I5. lIa,r.a, =
~. n,,
..,,,,,
fNill.lF'' l.g.i'H ~ ha'r' Mare
NNh1 NNNHN' A" lar Y
liiHi '''i..A. l 'N",' "il' Fas
10 ih' l''-.iit, QUITS ~ 'n' ,o"oue' q q
rr''i' 'a--' 'f9H"f' smith, HeFoSee, ia
4Ha .e''1
'..y.Hu5 entrusted 10 nm VIII nj
-i..' s...'..''
~ 'llI1AN 5. I'LL. itWHsy "a Lar
" 'r,sas. tr
.,,n n,r,sr
%
''''' ~
- '--'.l''l' i,'a'.
I1DNi\ CATER. Ne4a Pab,r. OH,
49,. t'.45.,.. tI.rA,. Otiire
.,.,, r.,,,
DNNhtNN, EVANS y Co.. t1nnH
II VI "ii'aaa -. New VI
hliia s4' ID. W." ; h..afd'ou'
IL ''II'.'N
'''N '"'F
ISL. lre, DIV. EoaEsr, a.T.rW
,..,,..E '1rq
" .''' '.''''' ''''''' s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21

w 7 \ =.
1 PLEASANT Family Residence one block
\ from The Public Square. with Gard and
out House, is offered iow for cash tuqgiro
81 this Office
Feb lith, $500. y sm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21

ett ou rHs-tai
Marshall f.H ar ls1 ~ 'm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-03-21

Robert o Garrett William r Pointer


Received ath Of March 1850 and bundled TO
thr editor Of tine 1ras Republican for publi-
cJunu
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-27

ANECDOTE OF JOHN c. CALHOUN.
was at Yale in 1904, and 6, and
think it was in 1908, that John G. Calhoun
took the degrees of Bachelor Of Arts. Cal
houn even then was looked upon by bis fell
low students as an extraordinary young man.
In his classical studies and attainmeuts he
was not 50 very superior TO some of his
mates; but in general literature, and in
those studies relating TO politics, he was
unrivalled. do not now speak of party
politics as it is too often understood and prac
tsed in these days, but OF that kind of poll
cy and politics which teaches one how TO
promote The good and to avert the evils in
cident to nations. In this science Calhoun
had no competitor.
At that period, our ideas Of members
Of Congress were more exalted than at pres
ent, & they we're presented TO US with grey
hairs and sedale dignfed faces, and not IN.
frequently with powdered heads. They
were not SO numerous then as they have
since become.
! On one occasion; Calhoun was found by
a familiar friend, long since dead, porting
over Nautilus, while at his elbow lay Smiths
Wealth Of Nations.
"Why" said his friend, "why, Calhoun,
will you waste you time over these works
which you cannot bring into use for twenty
: years to come, at the soonest?
"Not bring it to use" said Calhoun, "and
why not?'
iWhy not" replied his friend, "why, be
cause you cannot apply to knowledge yO'
gain from them except as a statesman, o
, member Of Congress; and that station yo'
: cannot expect to attain for the next twent
years"
a "Tyven,y years! Twenty years." returne
J he, 'why. my friend if did not believe Iha
; before ten years have passed away | shOul
n be in Congress, pledge you my word
would leave college this moment"
J, The declaration, though it excited smil
5 of increduIity on the lips of his friends, wer
e more than fulfilled, for believe aferward
he was eIoquently sustaining his country
l. the war with Great Britain. - Messenge
,. and Cleaner.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-27

"THE RtsR OF GENERAL RUsK.-A
writer in the New Orleans Delta corrects a
statement contained in an article famiIia r
to our readers, entitled the "Rise Of Mr..
Rusk," which POUNDS the reputation OF that
gentleman on his conduct during the insur-
rection at NacogdOches, growing out Of an
attempted act of 'rarquinism on the part of
Col. Piedras. The Delta's correspondent
says that the instruction referred to OCCUR
red in 1882, two years before the arrival Of
General r. in Texas, and adds that the rep.
utalion Of the Texan Senator being built
upon achievements more important, does
not need the aid OF fiction.
Three years after the final expulsion o.
Pisdras, new events brought on the war Of
Independence. 1t was then that the public
career of General Rusk commenced. The
prominent and effective part of which he
took in the siege and reduction Of San An
toni, when revolutionary zeal was but par
tally diffused-in the convention which de-
clared independence and formed cOnStitu
ton, while panic anE flight were in prOgres'
and in the combat which retrieved the
fortunes Of the war which they seemed hope
less, have given 10 his early history, basis
or fame, which needs not the aid Of roman
GERS. Z.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-27
Georgia to Carolina.

CAROLINA, TRUST BE
Southern champion! ] admire thee,
By tie glories of the past,
With thy palmy banner Ger thee,
Trust thy sister to the last!
What though fearful men distrust thee;
What though traitors bind my hand,
In the coming battle must we
Face to face as foemen stand!
On the day when thy bright star
Rose in flame Ger MouItr:e's fight.
And thy minute gun star
Tod thy frmness and thy might!
When thy serpent banner fell,
Shattered midst the iron rain,
In the battles fegcest swell,
Georgian hG1ad raised 1t again!
CAROLINA TRUST ME-!
In the dark disastrous day,
When by foreign folly led,
Patriots lives were thrown away,
Patriot legions vainly bEed.
Highest Ger the cruel slaughter.
STANDARD of the gallant baud,
Gift Of Cardinals daughter,
Waved aLQtt IN GeOrgian hand!
When the battle backward rolled,
Safe, though into fragments torn,
Stained with blood in every fold,
Was that sacred banner borne,
From a GeOrgiau's breast the5
around it.
"TelI her, said he, show Tfell;'
Fell, OH tell her where you found it,
For I've kept my promise well.
CAROLINA TRUST ME-!
Georgia hath many a son
To help the in thy sorest need,
To smile at peaceful victory won,
Or bleed with thee if thou mus
bleed!
r. w, II.
Clarke county, Ga October, 1850.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-27

BANK RoBBER sHoT.-Bos-
TON, Oct. Slst-The Village Bank Of Dan.
vers, Mass, was broken into last night,
The Waterman fred upon the burglars and
shot one Of them dead, who proved TO be the
son Of one OF the Directors residing next
door to the Bank. The father. on hearing
the report, ran out to ascertain the cause
and was fret aPPrised Of the sons evil at
tempt and fatal consequences by stumbling
over bic dead body.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-27

RECOVERY OF CABHoUN's STATUE
New York, Nov. Captain Johnson Of
the Yatch Twilight, has succeeded in re-
covering the statute Of Hon. John C.. Cal.
hOun, which, it will be remembered was
lost some months ago from vessel that waS
wrecked of Fire Island.
The statute has been but eighty injured
part Of the right arm, mostly however, Gov.
cred by draPery, has been broken.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-27

A SOUL ABOVE sTEALING.-When young
Billy Button lost one of his fingers q few
evenings ago, Old Saratoga" overheard a
conversation between him and Skeesicks,
in reference to the loss. Billy, how did
vol, lose your fingerl' Essay enough said
Billy. 1 suppose so-but howl' i guess
you'd ba' lost yourn ef il had been whaI
mine was.' That don't answer my ques.
ton wall eff you must know, said Billy
i had to cut il Of, or else steal the trap.
Keep him at least three PAGES distant
who hates music and the laugh Of child
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-27

A LAUGHABLE While the
steamer Michigan was lying in Dstiait, on
a late trip down, raw-boNe hoosier en-.
tered the cabin, and confronting a large
pier glass which is framed and set some.
thing like state-room, caFeleessly address.
ed his reflected image. with the inquis
Try
"When's this boat goin, out.
! Pending the answer, ne leisurely cast his
eyes around the cabin, surveying the ae-
commodations, aud receiving no response.
he said again.
Ell say, yeou, when's this exc boat goin'
out?'
+ He received no response, but loud laugh
from the chambermaid, who witnessed the
lscene; and indignantly turning on his heel.
lsohloquizing:
"Siddahle stuckup. that chap; needn't
be quite so proud, for he didn't look as if
he was much any howl
Mary Powell, on becoming the wife Of
Milton, and exchanging her country home
for close lodgings in London. expressed hers
sslfas feeling like butterfly under a wine
glass.
''You labor Overmuch on your compost
ton, doctor" said Aippant clergyman to
3 venerable divine. 81 write sermon in 3
f hours, and make nothing Ofitl'' $50 your
congregation say, quOth the doctor.
A writer in the Boston Post PeEPetFates
q the following lines on miniature, recently
lexhibi.ed in that city.
,e ID says, I is'staken from memory
Bul the resemblance is so dim,
The painter must. il seems 70 ne.
s Have had the memory ta'en from him
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-27

R7-The steamer Exit struck q snag on
Saturday 25th. Of Oct, at 6 o'ck p. NJ, az
Haley's plantation, on Red river, 6fteeh
miles above Campele. She had 10 bales
of cotton on board Boat total LOGS. No
lives lost, .ss nsa
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-27

Snowdrop.-Nature's delicate announce.
meut that she is coming out in full
dress,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-27

An editor received letter in which the
word ''wealher" was spelled "welhur. !"
He said it was the worst spell of weather
he had ever seen.
"Why," asks the "Albany Atlas" is a
church minister like locomotivel'' "Bs-
cause people look out for him wheo the bell
rings.
Why is an idle Eop like cinnamon treel
Because the bark is worth more than the
body.
Mr.. Layard, in e1eavaiing beneath the
pyramid at Nimrod had penetrated mass o
masonry, within which be had discovered
the tomb and statue Of Sardanapulus, will
full annals Of that monarch engraved o.
the walls.
He that swells in prosperity, will be sur
to shrink in adversely,
Why Is a negroes head like short di,
lance. Because il isnot fur Car.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-27

LAWS or THE AzTEcs.-Mr. Squeers en-
umerates many of the laws now in force
among the indians in Central America;
"Murder was punished with death, but
the criminal had first to make provision
for the widow of the slain,
This is an advance of the common law,
By that jurisprudence, if one man cripples
or wounds another, he is compelled to make
compensation for the injury. But it he
commits deeper offence, and kills instead
of wounds, the law furnishes no remedy tc
those suffering from the death,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-27
ANECDoTE OF JOHN c. CALHOUN.

Clarke county, Ga October, 1850.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

ma 9N a sAMsA ]. PETERS. 6oiie.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20
ROSWELL CHAPLIN.


UN1 UUNs IIPATION OF TIE BOW ELs.
s3,s. THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the srest safest and most certain remedy for this disease
u vii positively give relief in the cases. and even ate,
all the old remedies have failed Persons have fsquent,
called at our office with astonhment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon part
Oh Their bodies near the bowels aad that copious
mad resulted frJm This result viii alyyaysfoo toroueb
ubbng Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are COS
iva Let the eHperHent be ue. 1t perfectly safe and
N no instano : can the Pain ExractoE do harm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20


stgtsAss Rs seee ESes, @s < q; 81
kssssS a sssss sss Ps tssss5s a ss Ere =
M 5sssa, ss,ssleaess Seatsea o. Lsna5age
sssas e ' sits e Drgesy Egsss 5S
sqa ppgs q sanapsls eoSSsd s ~ ' me s loi,
~ sss. gs NO. saiqIar{ plodaccns The mo poteai
s ssa; nS' sis y paileats themselves, but afo b. piss
and he appoaion 81 &c ple d sas ~ a.lens
SMn mssa epateiol ~ raind and sgeeer M or ~ u
Decases have la cured saei s are os iSras N ~.
tLagsds who have h Ma X II as 9say doee ics he
Ss s VT sns s With dseas eOf e sss s
ias new yso tTs sD1t M si,;ass q ls. s
Another Cure Of scrOftia. ~
Fl A. SssIsIsss eas q s Saan .'t 3 Sgse
similarly aune'eai :
;nl ms.''s s a snisssss ymat or DC siea
n , ne = faap you eil remarkable cure eied BY
ss.sa wi!1 is seloala On PARIS Of lheoy he
Ss 'sa ss' sfss i sa'PS e e s ss
I'D osa WHICH done ,toi.i a,s psro Ss,
D D q r. nissssa We ssar q ~
decided cd asc.abs sse, rslsYps .hsg any
bottle q Ihs asonshneni and delight OF lar ie6ds. sSe
ysna net pealih qse lsered 4 Is now Ier since
,e alssase was thoroughly eadeaed lon Lhe,gStsn or
s q IS = sso@asE . gss,. iSsi sP % ven
-f-,e-@i,tf'fet
Esiraet from leef teceyed ron M. NJ 81 Mans
k s,sssna9 VEL known in Louisa county, IA, n ~
nave cured negro boy OF nine A. iii rogs
s.gens r, MAO va attacked with srtaiuas aud Of
Essdsdels Han: q. Jay II, iss. y, 'fAHAts
go ~ ehtllA- seems aos. nahesr, Al
ses e'sasae g sn aase kown and 8 dersss
- .l4 pteqfauon but patients oIiei, 4 M wei 4,
fnAus lesiinz NE name, bot ~ M
re yses q "a. valuable root AID We hk Wy esnnS ~
t.i.1t 4Ifie4 teieiit on ouf readers dian Il
sl',sn - " slssEtsemsi q the MesI sans ~ ssoe
c1|44,n An1 boliie ilas recently been enlarged
ard nos. who Wlsh really good article n n n yasi
AZ t1 ~ ne mesiicnal value Of the root Tle
laf1t41ef lnA proved lis efficacy inciiTns lie
loI which ~ fecgniucidsl; aid al tie prsssnf
tn4u any tte, efiars, this medicine isrful IA
the aF.toH i1s change OF seas0nff0ne Jo- Nm is
~ trepa1ed and add wholesale and rFtal ff Il a. <
d. SANDS Bfusgzs and Chenials 100 Fili -isfei ~
nef Of william, New Jerk Sold also By Draar eesr
pF .1o1fhont the Jailed States and the Uaaada Sse
~. Es. 81 b LIS i 90, N. JARVIS 4 Co.
40 +. ktcH hEDt hes Orleans JOS sf'li iKlsR
~, 49, 49, = Z ~ ,p99tsqaasg: n wAD-
s'si PLOT, o1soaaas; and BALI, 4 f.ATjiAi,
r+.'.. .Z.'-. Tvs az Win
N1I AHAEl4)-log9 lbs, choscS GUM AR4HI1. IN
G ~ SO ~ SAE. ?. SHAW: D y.
ri
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20
no ALI WHOM II NAY CoNCCRY,

HfftE subscribers would respectfully
"A, COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and healss in - ~
atAI9- H Hna Lars IN general, TO their VERY -
z - which : SECOND TO NONE IN THE cry
49, comprising EVERY KIND AND QUALITY en-
trey 700 numerous TO detail but honestly assure ali e5
about purchasing In this line that an inspection Of be,
sioe VIII pc greatly TO then advantage, before nurasin
sewhere for heTeason et they mostly ali oil their o,V
m ~ SSetae and GONE DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN
MAfSEFACTORf Ht Newark n. j. :, and I.i,5 -, ~ ~
with The MANUFACTURERS PROFITS III ss, lsii
tna cannot fal to be satisfied also an @
aon) that the above represented '''i '' n'9ec-
octi em- q cn GSnba1pG siys y CO,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

EDUCATTON.

HIGH SCHOOL FOX YOUNG IADIEs.s :
= "A y ,BoARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, Carondetef
street, aear 81 JossPs establsbsd p lS42, under the
BON: rhs Institution, conducted The best plans Of
european instruction, constantly open for the RECEPTION Of
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches eGui
ste to comp lete and finished education. VI :.
TERMS and other PARTICULAR may he known on appca
deet street. % - istl IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20
FITsl FITsf, FITS

Dr. Townsend, not having tested his SaIsapars IN o. -.
oil flu, OF cOuiEe never recommended IT, and was si
% receive The following from al intairest AMI
Farmer OF Wesicbestar county; = S
DR. I01RssHdDeAr Sirf have little ali seven 1
Oh agey who has been several years afflicted with Fits We
ued almost everything for her, but without success al Bsf
although we could hhd recommendation II our ecdsr
of c IKE hers We thought. as she in very deiicns
hsath we would gye Der Of your Surapna and are
very glad we DID, og tnq only rst0p her Strength bai sbs
h had no rqn o. the u.s. TO our great pleasure and sur
Prise She 4 iaa becoming rugged and lisaTy Tor W6iTb
we tee gratstul. YOuFs, respectfully, - ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

n haiq1 Isasise' t sPgrHry y iSO
wv tOneer for the eyof New Oreans has applied TO me
for the cancellng Of The following bond, 10 wit;
bond of $4,000, subscribed by him on the l9tlrof prl
Js4S areoneer f1r ie city Of New Orleans together MID,
Henry T. Wade and Euorelia Wade, his wife as suTc,
liereefe, -~ - =
Notice ishersby given pa perogs Interested heeia 10
within naety days from (e asi pubcaonterooC ygbyoSi
hond should not be calceed and annuled. ~ -. Ts
Given under my hand and the Zeal of thetsat, a,
h. s. Baton Rouge, this 4h day oil FEBRUARY 1850 anT
t1 and the seventy fourth year OF The I6denandsee
of the United States by the Governor
JOSEPH WALKER, Gov. of the State Of Lopisiaps
CHARLES SAYARRE, Secretary OF State in6g
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20
THE PEOPLES y { BILL POSTER.

II STAND ALONE. and am sill n nan,5ida. r. a, =
isI re as, MR. H. FSTisG Thankful TO those who eS
gave me would wish to inform them and al ,i 1ngI
gshe,. mat sm ready all houI 10 pCst their bIs o
.npl.g tnen onlels left AZ The following place vii he st
s S e Geseenl Office g 81 CLaI sreet; DsTds 81
v9n M s seeI psla Office liz Poydfas stieet; Pies
eoIsssFs a. Charles erd Poyd.gs 80 eOH's "oue'
% ls's Bill Poster,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

No. Z n q qJ7fFh S TlEET Etfaoce1l 81 C1arIos
ana CaseEeelef 6ne aeer frem rerssr sf CaroRaasa,
friends and The PUBLIC a she Continues ID the ,,,,
above eligible loeeton ,uccaped By her daring The ZEE
asst two years, and pfed aeeunodae her friends
~, g. those who may ase her with Their patroaaTe. From
Jcation of her hsnses she leek c0nlent of being ahs 10
give entire sasaelon TO all who favor lief with
kRATE.4 -tllO IViiS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20
: a 1IUiEPHN5s Ia0UsF0,

m bess leaye to- inform his friends and ~
-tbe ppblc gSgeFalH That he q prapaes 10 F:si
5seeIfe .aia-sss liberal tsrs B9 ARpERS by die
r llis o6I ofile city reues d pattcusri aesir
setcF Srangers ~ this cty either pleasure 81 bnsl.
less. -. a :. = fn.ls I'm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

IN. CQJN-MaSSIOls7EK OF QER1S far epfsrr SfKte
r ne gassn. OEglce- 10. = 2 CAMP sTRexIt Ne,y o.
4nd MenF ngs nsasa, and 81 Qcuilas aid timess o.
Whiting krspeFad mud utlsaatfd fof lie ahh Receri 10
an. Rs,s e.ls lis Ep ST ~ commissioners
Marie ma ssser psob,,fs parsuisfy eiss.iied 10
and eli enteS d Fsfake oF Partial Los rhTFpgy
tied and pnfapti,s neqiI = et1i1f 1rssrlg
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

HomRopathtEt.
E1H. y. GLASS (laie Of Hopknsville, ky,) No. %
Bsronns street, between Union and pefddo eIseis New
f1feafa. ,gT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-20

'tlE ,ssa.bfsen5e manufacture from the REST CAST
= 81 EEl STclar Saws from two 10 sytV inches In AZ
anstei ao. h Put, Clos cut and other Saws all of "a
4 uey also state that these GROUND
S ~ bsS % theT Saws The advantages derived om die
h rs teteny made perfectly and regular in thickness OF
uh y tlih az any part thus thenhg Circular Saws by
increasing them in thickness from the cutting edge
~ Teh centre The truth and uniformity of their surface
ie sst IN the saw tse necessary aud this account
e ilsq9en shseningbs less liable 10 become heated
anu Also RnOduce saving in timber.
40 F9ess Saw. may be had Of the subseJben or at the
Merchants b this city and thEoug tie
Z 0si smdSW g and 81 God sissst. New Yark.