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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-21
1850. MERCHANTS 1850.
Lake Boat Line.
: Proprietors, :
BRADLEY g. CANFiELD, =
huntington, alermo3t.

Fr the Transportation Of Property.
BETWEEN BosToN. New York, ALBANY,
ID Troy, all Ports on Lake Champaign Montreal
ana Quebrc,
Connecting at Burlington,
with Hooker ana Hoton's Line of Steamers and
l}argrs via tire Chsmbly Canal Tor Montreal. Que
bee, ports on the ST. Lawrence kingston, Z. ". and
all ports on the upper Lakes.
The Propre,ors OF this Line having made ample
arrangements are prepared with
Nsm and Substantial Lake Boats,
passng directly between New York and Ports on
Lake Champion 10 give prompt despatch 10 all pro-
nrrty intended to PISS b-,NNrcn the places above
named with which hey may be- entrusted.
The Boa:s Of this Line are inva-shly lowed by
steamers on II rdson River anl Lake Champlrin
Property actually weighed md not subjected to the
usual delay and injury incident 10 frequent tranship-
mrnt.
By the connection wish Hooker and'IInton's Line
Of Steamers and Dargrs whkk leave Burlington Tri.
weekly property passing hswren Canada and New
York. " / be forwarded direct with reshpment US
Burlin 10 only.
Dehrn.Ir ire and Warehouse Business will receys
prompt attention.
Property to ami from Boston forwarded by vessel
when deslI.d
Property 10 b. forwarded Nv either OF the Railroad
Lines from Burlington will receive particular care
Ttr Proprrtors believing their facilities for
the rapid transmission OF property to hs unsurpassed
respectfully ash tor a continuance OF patronage
AGENTS.
L. \. Joiynaon yCoerites slip New York.
{. Howell, n. Y and Boston Packet office.
Long Wharf, Boston.
Hooker n IIoton Montreal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-21
4 GE WIS.

l.. \. johnson. Coent'es slip. New York.
C. Howell, ". Y and Boston Packet office.
Long Wharf, Boston.
Hooker Il Ifoton. Montreal
Apr J. 1850 w+oH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-13

A THRILLING MIsTAKE.-SOme weeks ago we
had occasion to journey short distance in New
Hampshire by stage after leaving the railroad ter,
minus. 1t Glanced that one Bill =, a we'll
known Wag and punster of that region, was one OF
the I" outsiders on the way up.
Bill is not bad man, by any manner OF means,
hut il is also well known that he will 'partahe,
or in iu}ge,'' at times, and especially when he Is
travelling. On this occasion he enjoyed the com
panionship of a mysterious black bottle, to which
he turned his Countenance so frequently en- route
that he even acknowledged himself, finally, a
"leee over the bay :. " >the nigh horse, by-the.bY,
was bay one and Bill sat on the left side Of the
! box
| We were proceeding quietly along, listening to
Bill's iykes and drolleries, wien, sudden, the
| coach came in c ontact with huge stone in the
| run Bill lost his equilibrium and tumbled heels
over head across the dasher, striking heavily upon
| the sod.
| Bill arose to his feet, dug the gravel from his
n0strils and ears and commenced herating the
driver for his careessness in upsetting the coach,
and thus endaneering the lives Of the passengers.
| "WOl'n thunder yer dOtn'?'' said Bill. " You
ms'able saVF-ic-sawney, a nOck-lc-'ocking
| peoples brains uut'n this way? ;"
The driver informed him that the stage had not
been overturned at ALL and the passengers assured
| Bill that Jehu was right.
! Our good natured friend approached the vehicle
( again, and remounted slowly 10 his former seat
/ outside
/ "Didn't upset, d'you say!''
! Not at all, replied the driver.
: Well-ic-if'd a know'd that" said Bill,
, rouliatha' got off,"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-13
A HEART TO LET.
To be let,

TVTJ
To be let at very desirable rate,
snug little house in healthy estate,
'Fis Bachelors Heart, ard the agent is Chance
Affection the rent, to be paid in advance.
The owner, as yet, has lived in it alone,
So the fixtures are not Of much value but soon
Twill be furnished by Cupid himself, if wife
Takes Il lease for the term Of her natural life.
Then ladies', dear ladies, pray do not forget,
An excellent Bachelors heart to he let.
The tenant will have few taxes to pay,
Love, honor, land the heaviest item,) obey,
As for good will, the subscribers inclined
To have that, if agreeable settled in kind;
Indeed if he could such a matter arrange,
He'd he highly delighted 20 take in exchange,
Provided, true tile, by prudence, be shown,
ANY heart, unenoum5ered and free as his own.
So ladies'. dear ladies, pray do not forget,
An excellent BacheOr's Heart to be lei.
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ahout fourteen, This point was important, as ny
the French law, the crime OF what Is caL-I Hesou'-
nemcnt dac jeune file DlineuFe. can ohIy ne con-
miued when the girl is under sIXieeh' ai'ef mat
she is considered free agent, ana is accouhlaD.e
a. Lor own actions Baron d. VIyier was exam
md hut his evidence threw little light on the affair.
When asked by the President how he could have
acted as he had done, he said he had been intlu'
enced by his friendship Tor de Forester. 1t was
stated that since this unfortunate affair, FOresters
wife had died. and that he, anxious to make all the
reparation in his power for the injury he had done
her, had offered to marry her, but that her father
had positively refused.
Forester caused evidence to be given by several
persons, to prove that he had every reason to be-
lieve from lsabella's personal appearance and 9th
er circumstances, that she was more than sixteen
wears of of age and lie abored, both in his inter
rOgatOry and throughout the trial, to show that lie
had not pursuaded her to leave her home. hlier
the peadings were over, Forester, in voice OF
much emotion read paper to the Jury, drawn up
as follows " have to make before my ielloW-citl-
Zens the avowal Of fault which the law does not
punish and you will accept this avOWal as a FUR
liner eypiation to he added to my lUrg suffering.
During two years | struggled to save from death
the life of an angel to whom | associated my des-
tny when fatal and unforeseen meeting surprised
me in one of those moments OF moral discourage
ment in which man has not sufficient strength 10
maintain himself in the line OF duty You VIII not
| c9nrcund fault with crime you will not forget
that the honor of Miss Hamilton Is intact, and mat
| have offered her all the reparalion in my power
| The President then summed up, and the jury. at.
ter an hours dGiiberation, returned verdict Of
"N1t Guilty" The servant girl, Adele GendrOn,
was included in the indictment for having assisted
in the flight of Isabella; but the public prosecutor
| abandoned the case against her. The verdict was
! received with some applause, which was immedi
| atey represssd by the President Count de Fores-
tier remained in Jail till the evening bur when he
went away numerous crowd was waiting at the
door to see him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-13

The NewYork Episcopal Convention have not
yet succeeded eectIng Provisional Bishop The names
of Dr. Whehouse Dr. SOuthgate have been Withdrawn
candidates, and Dr. William Creighton and DR.. Williams
left before the Convention The Convention length,
after eight ballots, during three days session. adjourned
die Saturday morning without having succeejed in the
election Of u Bishop.
Alexander Renfro was killed in Anderson Sounty,
Texas on the 18th ut by Edwin Rogers. RenfrO said to
have been desperate character.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-13
REMOVALS.

D EMOVAL-Dr. ]. S. CoPEs has removed his
IL office from s9 44 Magazine, next door to the corner
of Edward street t3 l.
d EMOVAL-DR. SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT
II Gate of Nachez has removed to No. IA anal street
Office in The lower front room, third door beyond the EpcO
pal Church. nv anos
u EMOVAL-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
n has removed from No. IL St. Charles street No. =
Camp sreei, up stars. No y
D EMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER " Co have
II removed from 50 GrsveT street No. 4Camp street
above Gravier. 50 bin
D EMOVAL-D DR.. McKELvEY has removed
mon streets al 2n
d EMOVAL-HuTcHINGs DAGUERREuTYPE
IL removed the north Of Canal and Gha'ts
street.-The finest Portraits the world taken at this
tablishment, prices suit the tines Ca and En-
trance No. "a Canal street. NJ stnopt
DOCK CANDY-75 boxes, for sale by
II Dc Ed HART s. co, ~ Fch oHptoa s.
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Stables. and. Lot of Ground. on julia street.
BY j. A. Il HEARD. Amctinneer.
Choice Common Lot.
BY j. a. BEARD. AmctEOmear.

AIUhDA1 December IL NJ II ococ6NLl be sold al auction,
- a Banks Arcade
The following deserted valuable LOT GROUND viz; A
certain Lot Of Ground being No in the bounded by Com
mon aud Phppl Said lot
street. by depth 1902
6 lres Circus and 81 feet 10
H towards FhiPpa street. and 81 feet inches lines width
the line The improvements comprise old buildings
and
One-quarer cash; balance g. l2 and s months credit
for bearing the property which, paid when
due, bear per per until paid.
Of sale before T. U. Stark, Notary PuIc at the Of
the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-13

ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
DAGCERREoTyggE, ,gALIgp9TYPE HYALo-

DAGCBRREOTYPR, TALBOTYPB HYALO-
TEPE GA LI.EBS.
kEAGUlRE & HARRINGTON, having purchased from
I'VE the alzsnees Of w Talbot the patent tight for the
OF his IGayype process, in the States of Louisiana,
Alabama Fcrdo Georgia and Texas beg leave cal the
attention OF the public to their gallery Of specimens in tins
department OF Photography,
The Iabo we "a taken npoa paper ivory, glass metal
lld variety OF other suLt1Eces The first possessing the
decided advantages of easy TRnsn1igbty by mail be
enclosed in letter. made 10 adorn the of book,
preserved in q port folio
The TaDOtype ls eTndtiy s3Sosg5le Of coorng, that
the picture can he finished to any de desired by the sitter
variety Oi texture and color oil the dupery and
p.exon, color Of the and hair, be faithfully den.
eated.
The TGoltype represents ,he sitsf without ANY
effect mole upou the right CHEEK, appears upon
the RIGHT chesh.
The Talbolype can be- duplicated t? any extent without
the additional trouble of another sitting. After the tTs
impression taken, copies be furnished future
tneupOn simple application by letter or otherwise,
n. BM & II. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution OF this superior ready dispose Of right
for the states specified, with thorough fractions.
DAGUERREOTYPES they profess to take quicker ant
better than any other establishment in the word. Ihej
guaranty perfect likeness OF child OF months in
aacond. M charge. [mhl tfl No. Ii CAMP Street
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ]. A. BEARD.

Improved Property. on PAlLnNra street.
BY j. A, BEARD, AuctiODeer.
CATUkDAY Deemer IA u o'clockw he sold at aUotion
- q Banks Arcade, without
story DWELLINGS in the bounded by
Roman, Palmyra Said property meas
block inches Palmyra BY depth
10 inches Ines having aleywIy the side In
mon o 10 feet, and well suited for Draymeu
Kitchens each house. The whole
erty S insured $1,000.
FERNS cash; balance aud l2 months csii,
bearing properly with per do
Stables. and. Lot of Ground. on julia street.
BY j. A, BEARD, AuCtioneers
CATURDAY December H. at l2 ocockW he sold auction,
- a. Banks arcade
OF GROUND the square bounded by Julia,
Caroui-lst Said lot
lines Julia street, by depth Of 100
The improvements comprise large Livery Stable and
Kitchen in the rear, and tie Orphan Girls Asylum.
The purchaser payment due
fo- Sl0Ol balance and Il months cred for bearing
mortgage ON the properly.
( arrfrpl
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Two families and several gentlemen can
ID be accommodated with board at No. 249 Common s
between St John and ST. Peter streets. o25 3mlp4
pOARDING-In a Central Locality.-A num-
ID her of Gentlemen. with without families, can be
commOdaed with good Boarding and excellent Rooms,
No ~ n atchez street.
TO RENT-Nery low to good tenant-The fine large
Store under the above Boarding house. d2 3mos
MRS. W. E. BROWN informs her friends and
WI the public that, having opened and thoroughly ss
rennya ed the WANERLN HOUSE, No. SS Canal -
(ately occupied by Mrs Shall she prepared f
offer every accommodation, TO both transient and ~
permanent BOarders, that pains and procure
New Orleans, November ., $780, nl4 lyos
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-13

ITO RENT Three one-story BRICK STORES
L on Camp, Julia threestory brick dwelling >ee;
Grod street, between st Charles and CaTOndee SIS M
and three closets in building, wOsOry 2
back buldng six auarments, CisteTn and waterwork.
Apply to L. w. SEWELL1 Clio street, near Irytanna.
n4 If
no LET-Several Small houses, one in -,
GreenyiIle, all ready furnished. Inquire of fia'
al lyos N. HOLINESS 235 Grayier ST. k4A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-13
MUSIC.
PIANO PORTE AND MUSIC sTORH.

81 On II ) Z X T. F. T.
n a. TYLER has hand and is constantly receiving
Gelepra,sd Mann fact lies Of HaIet, E s;5 = .
Davis u Co. Boston: John B. Dunham, q
David Van Wnkie, A. H. Gale & Go. andI = y y
Jag II. Groves len, New York: also Pleye'5 Paris PtGTo9
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PA
NOS, to be delivered in fast from The
factory These Pianos decidedly the best Piano now In
particularly for the country, where Tuners can ssdgm
be Rnd as they will stand longer and better
other Piano. These Pianos have independent rim or case
which be removed in moment, there being connec
Nr7u VGOLINS, ACCOBDEONS, FLUTES, and
NJ sotheT Musical Instruments constantly hand nnd
No. " for sale at low nriCes. SHEET MUSIC for Piano
A92S Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc Also INST RUCTION
Ssa BOOKS for all musical instruments. f4S- a Lib
era Discount to Dealers, Teachers and all those sending
orders. 5... All orders PROMPTLY attended to. nh24
MUSIC AND MUSICAL fNsJHJ JMENTs,-Tbg
attention their large and extensive stock Of Mu. H7
sic and Mutca Merchandise Of every description; ,r5
and also to their well selected OF Piano 3
Fores, from the fac oHes Of the fr- makers in the -El@
United States and Europe
Strings for Violin Guitar, Harp Vioncero Double Bass,
etc. Guitar Pms, Pegs Screws. etc
NoiHg, Flutes, Gu tars AccorIiOns, Bras instruments
for Bands Tam mbOurines, BHrJos, Drums, ec. etc,
Piano Forte Vine, Tuning Hammers Forks, etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders for Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
attended to.
liberal discount made dealers and professors and to
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in pa pay eut
Tor n "
All the Masic received from the North as soon as pub
lished.
The entire Music Department will be uner the charge CT
Mr.. Ii. D. Hewitt, New Orleans, La, Oct. 25
L. A. TYLER.
oa5 ttEW4t II. ID. HEWITT.
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BOTANIU DiiUE STOIRK.

SEs3 DS CAMP STREET, NEw ORLEANS. SO
AEg CONDUCTED BY DIR. A. A. JONES. k.s%
KEA This old establishment sOlcIts continuance EzA
OF public patronage. 1t is the oldest now in exence IN
the South And the too, that has uniformly kept fresh
and good Medicines is eYlnced by the fact that its oldest
patrons still its best Every compound prepared
by the proprietor. whose experience in that line of some
sixteen standing They prepared of the best In
gradients, and cOuseQ leny of the best quality.
Should Planters Physicians or private families wish
procure Botanic Medicines that respect vlu
ed to answer the designs which they Tec0mme led,
they have only give their commission merchant sTg in
structOns TO procure them of the subscriber who keeps
stanty hand full and complete assortment both Of sim
pies and compounds.
All at as low prices articles of the same value
afforded in the South.
Also all the late Botanic works.
Botanic Physician always in attendance, ReIEemb
the No of the is IS CAMP STREET. jy31dt w tunl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-13

IN COHEN, having had 30 years experience oI5gs the
~. above infalble remedy for all Diseases per ge
tanning to the EYE. Ophthahna, Of five years ~
5landng cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye, 81
of years, cured in 10 weeks; Of this city, s&s
being stone blind or months, restored to the sight Of one
eye three weeks gentleman who always used specs for
Sc years. by using only one DROP enabled read the
newspaper without them by oandeght hours after In.
hammaOn of days cured by siRG drop. 1t gives
blliancy the Eye, and also strengthens the sight.
GY- Nos. 205 PHILIPPA street., Heyia and = 2 ST.
CHARLES street. aplI ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-13
CLOTHING.

Fashionable Tailoring EstabIIshment,
No. 1G4 Camp st opposite the Fi0raHee House,
New Orleans.
TTE undersigned has hand and constantly in receipt
L of large additions of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOIHs. ASSIAIhRES and NEaTINtsS, OF the
nest and latest styles and best manufacture and well
prepared supply his friends aud the public with FaA and
Winter Clothing, made the hest of the latest
Pgrs and Northern styles and at very reasonable prices
Also, hand fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, of Paris
and his own manufacture, consisting as follows:
oa Of various styles and coors; at FROM sl6 90 TO $50 60
Pants do patterns and - -. OOtO Il co
Vests do. patterns and " 0tO "
ALso-A fine Stock of Shirts, Cfavats, t Terms,
CASH.
SO 3m Fl. HAMBURGER, Merchant Tailor.
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HOHsB.

Nc. I2l GR.4TIER. STREET, Bstpetn ST. CiGris'
and Cdr0ndsct one door from CORNER of CdToHdett
ASRS. WILSON respectfully informs her ksETn
friends and the public that she continues in the is
above eligible location occupied by her during the A
last two years and is prepared to accommodate her friends
and those who favor her with their patronage From
her long experience and the desirable and convenient
location of her HOUSE. she feels confident of being able tc
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with then
patronage. Her TIRMs will continue to be very Mop
ERATR. dl0 lyd&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-13
]. T. MoREHEAD, Solicitor.
= ~ Darnfasnv,

The terms upon which this company insure life are pecq
iary favorable the insued-much more 50, Is beeye
than the terms Of any other Life Insurance Company 10 WI
The great security afforded in G arantee Fund oi
coo, $50 O OF which has been paid IN cash. ana
secured the safest manner by Bond and Mortgage on ea
Estate: ,
Rates Of Premium greatly reduced from the rates OF ohe
Companies and more equally Eraduaed;
Insurance for tine benefit OF VI ared Women secure IRON
the creditors of their husband1;
The insured not liable to assessments for losses
No extreme hazards taken by this company ,
An annual dividend all policy holders. payable IN cash
also additions made Life Policies every five years;
Notes taken in part for prenlums
Policies issued upon application Without Delay, claSlng nl
Los Of Insurance 70 the parties. " go
Lives OF either insured between the ages OF IA and ~
inclusive, for ear, D years, or TOR hie
The pamphlets and tracts published by the company VI" b
found contain much valuable Information fpecng The
nature principles app CaOn and benefits Of Life Insurance
Also an examination Of the piaL3 OF the other Mutual Com
panes of this country and full explanation OF The nan pro
posed by this company. together with various taDeOh
showing the Of premium for the term OF life OF
companies compared with the OF this company,
another giving the OF this company, for all ages aaC
terms at which Insurance is made
Pamphlets and tracts furnished gratis ard applications re
Ceived and forwarded by
a. IL DILLON, JR., Agent at New Orleans.
A. ]. WEDDERBURN, Medical Examiner
eE" Office of Peoples Telegraph Line, Commercial Ey
change, st, Charles street nlJ II
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REWARDS.

vENH EN'CY DOLLARS SREWARD-Ranawayf from
the subscriber, on the l2h Of May last mulattoSts
BOY, by the name of Bouke, about ID yoas old, SsSS
stout built. lie had when he left, blue blanket a
coat and wool hat There two bald places his AZ
head OcGasOned By bum when child He has also scar
on his forehead he is four feet six inches high ahand
kerchef his head prevent detection. Whoever viii A.
said boy loige him in JAIL and give information TO NJ
Reigar 10 CaToneet street. will the ah9ye re-
ward [O33 3ml ROBERT MCALt1N.
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DRY GOODS.
IOsEpH Ia, PALMER &. GO.

JOSEPH II. PALMER 81 CO.
n stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS, embracing b-H
foreign and American.
Some of the leading articles named below.
WOOLEN GOODS, Embracing fine medium and low
Broadcoths in blue 5aek and fancy coorsf
Satnets, blue black and ancy Merno Camersi Kentucky
leans, ali c0lors al Wool and Union FaHnes all qualities and
cnors; all half Wool Printed Merihos and CahsIes
Wool Shaws, many kinds Northern and Eastern kerseys aud
LiHeYs Kentucky and Georgia Wool Pads and Twils;
cosz white aud all eoors Aasknav BIsnAets; Negro BaH
weighing ln Saddle Bahke ine and Bed and
Crib Blankets etc.
COTTON GOODS. Brown and bleachsd Sheetngs and
OF British and American make Of quality and
and WIDTH from yards wide Cotton Onabargs Of the most
popular North Printed Caico
Of American, English and French cooled Cotton Goods
aIea Mosquito Bars NEnkeens Cotton Handksrche1, great
variety Cotton Hosiery Goods, full assorment Ginghaus,
Of Eaglh, Scotch an French CamhTc ac0
net, su Swiss and Book Muslnsi Bishop Lawni Checked
Sluslin, etc.
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain. Striped, Plaid
WGed BLACK Slk; SILK Forences and sncheTs Ssfiua
aud yelvss Handkerchief and Cavas for ladies and gentlemen
numbers plain and T2sta Ribbons; Apacas, ali Gua
and Mohar LusTesi Canton Cloths Bonbaznea
LINZ GOODS. Dress Linens in whole and den pieces;
Bed Tahle Linens and Tuwes Linen AandkeTchtsis,
aud fine, etc. ETC.
r- other articles uual line Of business, o u
DRY LOODs BY THE PACKAGE.
~. As9'NEt9te3' SMITH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
ieI4 NO. So GRAVIER STREET. Iy
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COilee-hOuse and clearinghouse Furniture.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO,
FRIDAY December l3, hopast o'cock-Vl be sold
New LCyGe sserts consisting o
LIQUORS, WINES Of all kinds, BlrIoom Furnur, and Fix
Glassware Lamps the in he rooms aboyt
the Coheehouse alsOi the LEASE Of s0d hung which expire
November l, 1851, " tIiO
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Gz5 mery Of Mobie Ala, cures ali cuTa6Ic' Sick "
w ness Of Men. Women and Ghi'dren-Res.4snce "a
EA and Office No % FreHChmen street, Third IA
Municipality. Office hours from O'Clock, NJ, till =,
M For further particulars, please to examine the - Daily
Delta o22 t4p
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Reduced 20 Hs Cash STANDARD. -
date, following reduced rate Of charges PEI
square u lines or 10 lines nr less "a rear
will be invariably adhered AID thus while all ue
will he equal OOilng It's Coiu "!l
oprre TO thousands who have able, heretofore to
advertise,
First usertion square, in all cascs m
Each insertion after square, second ~
tiIri .. U -
outsiir o ~
Weekly Crescent U y
month"; per square, second %
month, per square third pnge 10
For months, PEI square Outside ~ W
For six months per husquare, outside pages ~ ~
months outside lO W
For Weekly Crescent half the in the Daily
Contracts will bemlds with merchants advertise by a based
the above All advertisements marked will be cou-
slei intended D These reduced rates
offered patrons premiu for Ca hpaymcni every
advertisements therefore, Except from regular adveraers with
whom keep aGcyunts) be left the COnuter
and ptid for in advance. October l. $50.