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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
WILLIAM NJ. FULTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SNrARY PIRlIC. COMMISSIONER OE Deeds. AND GENE

WILLIAM NJ. FULTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, AND GENE
RAJ. AND PENSION AGENT,
T1RACTiCES all the Courts eGcJ County and Richmond
Cuy, No 81, Main Street, Richmond Virginia Once over Ju'
dab Myers Store. - - .
BoiiNTY LAND FOR WAR OF 1872, DC
land the soldiers (wheher regulars
volunteers mia the Of 1872 l3 and IL
the Florida 1896 81 49, hari finally
Congress the Undersigned being IN possession OF all the torms
fully all the Of the various Offices o
Government, will attend promptly procuring the for
claimants
In death the soldier, the udoo aud children
a entitled
From experience Captain for years in the United
Army and since his resignation ereom in
prosecution CLAIMS he hs facilities anu acquaintance through
States and Possessed OF information wiinn the reaeh but
dviduals and will be found tho interest those hay.
United States Government Of any descon
whether OF naval military revolutionary character TO commit
them TO his charge
Those persons claiming r services rendered the Florida
especially "B company, second regiment
Dragons (,ehh commanded by hin will fad greatly
employ him in the settlement and prosecution OF
their claims.
no his ocquanances throughout Virginia
AMI the United States
NORA ,ESR-Thosc persons who may wish him TO attend
taking dispositions whether the capacity Of Counsel Comms
one Notary Public. liberty give take them
his office well locaict and central situation.
Tn- Postage 10 b. paid IN MI cases.
Der. sly WILLIAM ". FULTON, Attorney at Law &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
LAND Isl cnEsrEKFIELD ron SALE.

pS decree al the County Court Of Chesterfield pro-
HID neunc a. the 1 day August $50 the Polly
Powell pan', Abran Woodbridge. ais de-
.enliuls. >i ell rubc John MincrS
2OcOck NJ. SATURDAY, I'm OF October, $50, Tract
Land about .-ty eight This land Twelve
II ,imIn aipi within Iri the
ia,lilm road, and : supposed to contain coal
The D,iie railroad within ianlCcd yards oi this land
TERMS One irl cash. the balance equal IsiaInen
Sl day lie-le purchaser
bond "Il good security tor deferred payments, a.I the with
hcid uniil the wiluie purchase money l. paid
Sr,r. WV L. CHEAruAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

Nios'ribers having commenced the GAS FITTING BUSL
are prepared 10 liz up Churche. Factories Hotels PCb'
se Buildings and Sores, with and DESPATCH
I. -uas
'@'silnsul!y received and promptly attended 10.
PARHAM 81 BAKER.
IN Cary above 18th. under the City Gas Office
o' received for wrought Iron Pipe for Other
HNts In,y ll--i.,m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
= p.TSy,S & CLARk'S PIANOS.

:, TN OR has received further supply OF <465f@FE0
- nrlSiS a CLARKS superior PIANO
~ rrc Pianos above celebrated makersl ~
FoR IN. OF the public. possessing ali the bes
A. The makers They have been sold with entire sa'is'
cl sers for fifteen years. the Piano Forte
.sn 49, WAREHOUSE l6U Main Street Richmond Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

ITTN'E Ut % ..
Wn1cs $50, halves ~
u5 Orders prompt For Tickets III.
any Lottery, iiy. Tickets from 81
T.. W. PlRCEIl
Sent nj; AGENT for ID PAINE 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

Pe. hereby given that application will be made TO The
@ Drec ors and Company Of the Farmers Bank OF Vir
been certificates of stock in lieu Of the following. which
25h destroyed viz One share per certificate No 87s4
lS.p.e ISL 1885, share per certificate No. $780, dated
s - and three shares per certificate No 9l3o, dated
r. E which sad certificates issued in the MANS Of
eau M Richmond And all persons hereby called upon
nay new certificates may not be issued accordingly
THOMAS ii. ELLIS,
ettaaud s Administrator OF James NJ Ellis, dece sed.
I'm op'enber IA 1850 CIV
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-07
SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE.

Scientific knowledge has often been nesl'c:
ted from an idea that it can only be attained
by individuals who previously possess consider
able information. There cannot possibly eS'
i.t greater mistake for nature is so simple
in all her operations that they can i" rendered
ineligible to The mind of the humble n;rchan'c
or unleltered peasant, as to that of the naughty
peer or the most learned phiI"sophrr. IL IS
certainly true, that in former times, partly from
Ignorance or the defect of,hc English language,
and partly from iguohe wish to fet'er the pro-
grpss of the human mind, the most simple
truths were studiously otscnred; but ,he Gu
rlous signs and figures-lhc harsh and dIsJo'n.
ted phraseology-rhe crude and complicated
technical terms which were then IN general
use, have now been done away with, and the
pathway to science is al the present day open
and easy of faccess to all. In this age "t intel
lectua excitement, many means have been con-
trived to extend the blessings ot education and
schools of ar, have been instituted, and pop''.
lar lectures judicio',sly delivered with view
of communicating, in the most easy and tamil
lar manner, those principles of science which
explain the various phenomena OF nature, and
the different processes Of art by which wo can
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-07

minutes before respiring; she had however, spas.
,nodic twi,ches as soon as her feet were raised;
her lips became red and coloration ofthe face
rapidly followed After the first respiratory
effort | discovered her pulse, though so fain,
that could hardly perceive it with the most
delicate touch it gradually rose. however, and
as soon as | could administer anything by the
mouth. gave thirty grains sui pha'e q"nine'
and repeated the qninine in broken doses: also
spirits vim gaIcpie warm. had the satisfaction
of restoring this young lady, and she is now in
good heaI,h though it was several weeks before
she was fully recovered from the extreme weak
ness to which she had been reduced. | am
satisfied that she did not lose less than sixty
ounces of blood. She was, however,, robust
and rather heshy girl.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-07
1poetifal Department.
THE STREAM OF DEATH.

There is stream whose narrow tide
The known and unknown worlds divide
Where all must 60;
Its waveless waters dark and deep,
Mid sulen silence downward sweep
= With moanless flow.
Isaw where, at that dreary food,
A smiling infant prattling Stood
Whose hour had come;
Un.aueht of ill, it neared tile tide.
Suik, as in cradle rest, and died
Like going home.
Followed, with languid eye, anon,
A youth, diseased, and pale, and wan;
And there alone
He gazed upon the leaSen stream,
And feared to plunge hear! scream
And he was gone.
And then form, in manhood's strength,
Came bustling on, till there at length
He saw life's bound.
He shrunk, and raised the bitter prayer
Too late!-his shrek Of wild despair
The waters drowned.
Next stood upon that gurgeless shore
A being bowed with many a score
OF toisome years.
Earth bound and sad he left the bank,
Back turned his dimming eye and sank
All, full of fears.
How bitter must thy waters be,
ODeath! How hard thing, ah me!
1t is to die!
mused-when to that stream again
Another child of mortal man
With smiles drew nigh.
at is the last pang," he calmly said;
ITO me, oh Death, thou hast no dread;
Saviour, come!
Spread but thine arm on yonder shore
There is my home"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-07

Az INCIDENT IN FRONTIER LlPE.-lhe MIN
nesota Chronicle, of a recent date, gives the
following anecdote: i,
"Two travellers from Fort Gaines arrived
on Wednesday morning last at one of the trlb-
utaries of the Mississippi, twelve miles this side
of the fort. The acting Charon at that point,
for the time, Mr., Dupue, was on the opposite
bank of the stream, and his raft having been
broken up by the ice few moments before, he
had to tell the wayfarcrs he could be of no SER
vice to them. They had not the requisite tools
to construct raft themselves, and what to do
they were at loss to determine. At this june
ture, the ready perception of woman was sue,
cessfully brought to their aid. Mrs. Depuc, was
seen approaching the spot where her husband
stood, carrying two augurs and an axe, and fol-
lowed by large dog The tools were pres,
emily tied to the back of the dog, and' s5 at he1
bidding, he plunged Into tho stream and crossed
over to where the travellers were. With the
aid of these implements they soon constructed
y raft, passed the river, and pursued their way"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-07

RgMARKABLg RnsUsCIrATIoN.-Dr.G G. NJ.
Sanders, OF New Orleans. through the columns
Of the Delta, gives the following interesting
account of recent case:--
~ was called to Miss -, who was repre-
sentcd to he dying from the loss of blood, which
was caused by the cut of vein in the arm.--
Miss NJ, during fit of disappointment cut
the vein in her arm with penknive, which
was not discovered by the inmates Of the house
until she had become cold and pulseless, On
nv arrival found her bed and bedding ba'hed
in blood. !and this fair young lady truly most
piiable object, could not administer RENE.
dies internally, as the patient was beyond swal-
lowing anything | had sinapisms applied T."
her strong, and bc.hought myself of,he fact
that ihs blood might he caused to gravlta'e on
the brain, and thereby produce reaction; to
effect this, had a cord passed round her feet
and raised to to the cornice Of the beds,ead.
"She remained in this situation twcnty.cisht
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-07

Miss Fonnimore Cooper, daughter of tho
celebrated novelist of that uame, is about pub
lish;ur. in London, new work entitled "Ru.
rl Hours in tho United Statcs.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17

Es.hsv,a,p a. The Red Seu-The pearl,fshers of
Inc Rel sea are ceIehNted for the extraordinary
septh which they descend some OF them diving
arsaseflIv "a twenty FIVE fathoms without betray
ms The slightest symptoms ofinconvenienee. Some
raars ei,.ne 4 vessel sunk amidst the outer shoals
Of JidtIah in nineteen fathoms and an old pilot,
" naine Serur, visited her for several successive
DAYS remaining each time long enough under wa
Ter to saw off the copper bolts which projected from
her timbers. This man also spsnt much time with
nte bowels Of the Vastly deep, diving for the black
coral. All his sons were equally expert as swim
Eners and divers
None Of The divers stand in much dread Of the
sharks, which occasionally very numerous arc
vosacious amidst the reefs. Merely arming them
selves with q knife, which is strung by loop 70
the wrist, they precipitate themselves fearessy 70
the h5ttom. Ia some parts seals are plentiful anu
they are usually caught entanged in the upper par
DC The reef Ia order 10 discern them when in this
eituafOn a mao is stationed at the mast hean WIN
his feet supported by piece OF WOOD, secured Pc
tween two ropes that answer as shrouds. sp eies
called nv the searnen, deyil-fish and turtle, are
likewise discovered in similar manner. The lat
fsr--vghich an expert diver will catch even when
The animal is aware of his approach-is usually SO
cured BY casting moose over its headline hsnei-
man approaching from behind, and hodIag u pf
one of The side fms while he is placing the rope. 1t
il sometimes very exciting 10 see the captufe o.
devi-fsh. On one occasion, couple perls pr
ceived on a calm day swimming round t1e vessel
+ one OF The small boats was immedlatsiy loWeIeu'
and haTpoon liked on q s san elA ,J -, =. IS
with several fgthoms Of rope aifached 10 H. was
placed in her; this The fisherman grasped IN nus
hand holding the weapon near the water, as he
ssood imrnovabIe in the bow of the boat: The
nrev allowed The boat to approach close, that The
atsf was placed over the spot where the fish wert
s,simsnipq at the depth Of three or four feet am
thelI lIe fisherman sprung out, directing the pom
81 his weapon downwards, and putting his whole
weight 10 il, to add force the bIow he pierced
fish through and through; then recovering himsel
rs quickly as possible, he scrambled into The boat
while the wounded fish, after making TWO or thre
circuits, darted off in straight direction, and at
quick rate. The boatmen had nothing TO do but I
watch its course, and manage the helm accordingly
SO that after quarter Of an hours chase, the pot
fish became thoroughly exhausted, and it wa
conveyed alongside. Its form is nearly circula
measuring at the widest part between seven ar
eight feet. The skin is considered valuable, ar
an oil uf excellent quality is said TO be drawn fro
their livers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17
Genuine Medicine Warehouse,
No. LEI Chnrtres st. New OrlennA.

I WRIGHT & co. having resolved TO stand unnvaed in
u every department of their bushes have agreed with the
prOpeor and Agents Of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States keep them
5any supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
below the usual market prices BY this arrangement they
enabled OeT for the inspection Of purchasers the most
assortment which be found In THIS any other
city Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale Of Patent Medicines they have acquired aclues
for conducting this particular Department. on the most h6era
scale prepared supply the trade At prices 30
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot tai 70 realize
handsome per his investment either at WhotesaLe
N RetGiL Al their establishment may be found a III
assortment of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES;
The following list comprises OF their assortment ana
furnished dealers IN most 81 from twenty 10
twenty-five Der cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
/ .FlaR9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17
VIE PACIFIC CRESCENT

CONTAINS The Latest Intelligence from the United States pre-
~ pared expressly for giving faithful review
as in part Of the Union with particular reference to h
Home News in the West independent politics
furnishes impartial chronicle Of passing events and tans mat
ars erng interest Americans in California Iu columns pre-
seat under separate heads well digesed Synopsis OF News iron
,sfy quarter world the List Of the Mar
age and Deaths the Southern snd Western States ever sent
CALIFORNIA; No expense has been spared to make the Pacific Ores
in Ell Dorado, bearing ddipgs Of friend
Aanticis borders Being esblia led
anen basis with resident proprietor San Francisco the papy
placed the unprecedented price Of Five Dollars pc
year, free postage The liberal ems upon which 1t is of e
place hards Eve thousand regular subscriber
California; besides giving immense circulation among d
reputation It IS not intended as mere ePheneal publ
cation popreor have resolved that nothing shall be
part regular patronage from the pepp
Whose 10 dyosf The Pacific Crescent contains 80 co
Of Reading Matter Il Typography beautiful specimen
thc art, placing il second paper IN the Union
CROCKETT, FROST 8 CO. New Orleans,
aasl daW j. {, DUNCAN, San Francisco.
~ Subscriptions single numbers ready for mailing
SOU al The the New Orleans Crescent 80 St Charles St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17

I EXTRACTOR

INNS certified that DALLEY7S PAIN EATKACTOh
has used my family for Salt Rheqm Of thirteen years
once aevated and they were both entirely emoyed Iher
an be nudoub but this Medicine has all the virtues that the
Patent recalms for it, from what has fallen under my Cbssr
y0tioE added the respectable testimonials IN lis ayg'
Nv Others hO have used 1t in recurring Immediate Iee
DO most cuetuiy recommend TO the attention Gu ac
'o5 9 WI ,E4ko. "a ~ Y, ROSWELL CHAPLIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17

BATTERsONYiLLEs t'a's Apih %, q
Nv nave used in upwards OF one hundred cases o. d
Feyer and Fever and Ague and IN every case pro'S
JOSEPH NJ. Ca FRONTIER
r. r, VIM. F,HN GH
E9 g. luther reference apply to thet ing gentle
IL gG'elS ana planters ew1 Tue many IN
al f tIsSas-DIs 5. Gilbert, VIM. wen Z. u e neh
SnIi,oi7 r. q saunders Messs Shropshire SON. u
S1Ti43toIl, Ii D. ives and Capt George aussett,
elistsS " tdlsh rs r. K Cutler and j. W. Alsh'
MsssIsi, E M b0pb and q. ?. BObh.
VIM. Rochelle and Geo. SchygiHg
Teusas Pa sii.-Nessrs. j. III Bnln Ira Bowman @, w.
walton, WIN. tiynn, Vim, Ferguson and r. A. FOwas.
Rapldes Pnrlsi-mT. J. b. Knapp.
State OF Mlssispp-eien. w. Ia Brandon Col. Semple;
Nlesss. y Is. Shaw, w q. A Kilngswonh David Bulln-
David Met aa, John s. Chambiss, f. J. Chamblssaui
| Asa Russ
| Aso-Rev VIM Lttleiohn, Parish of Assumption; DR.!
X. NJ q, Glover of Missouri, formerly of this Chy DT.W.
A, Reed, Of Quincy, ILL.,; any who can speak OF lis
| own knowledge from actual investigation and trial.
| R. l.. MANN, 81 Gravier street, General Agent.
to" For sale, also, by GILBERT CO., ", and G. n.
| MORRISON, IL Magazine steeti by Mr., GOVE1 At M.
| SandiOrds office, New Basin; by Won HARIEN
| SON, near the market, Lafayette; BlSBEE 4 HEmlNG-
WAY Jefferson City the Office OF the Oreanlan, Fhft
Municipality; and various other agents.
Pnce 81 % per Ounce-50 cents half ounce An ounce
| sufficient for six eight
None genuine without the fac siits signature OF A. Ken.
Speed the envelope, and the Words Dr. j. 81 eeds Fe
yer Tonic New Tleans," blown IN the vial
Also, kendull's CHOLERA SYRUP, certain remedy
for Cholera Cholera M0bus, DBrrh@a Dysentery and Sum-
mer complaint. For above Prepared only by
JYl9 3m A. KENDALL II 90. Propnetors, N Oreians.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17

ca, CBEsT ALTOS or THE b "
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR

THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
tho rest rsfegt and most certain remedy for this disease
Ii will positively give relief ia the wort cases. and even ate
ali the old remedies have tailed. Persons have frequently
called at our office with astonishment upon their laces RD
that they had used the ointment for other diseases pan
At their bodies near the bowels and that copOus moyeme
mad resulted from it. Thsresult will always follow ohooug
1bbng of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are COS
i've Let the experiment be uied. 1t Is perfectly safe; an
IN no iugtan can the Pain Extractor do harm,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17

TFTUm T1rQfItL O'-IG tIVl61n.I -
LIaoRER yuy2O, la46-EOu Wild Cherry ana I4r syrui
me- and thought we would not order any but It Is almos
ally inquired for, and thought perhaps would be best
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17

She broug my bed box and applied some TO the sores
felt immediate wherever It touched me- and begged
T enough to ann0nt thoroughly. II obtained and
new lite seemed invest To remove the burning ah9
ia Inc chest even made Pills Of it, and took them which
s0or cured me- ! owe my life TO your valuable Extract,
being now as strong as ever and have been since early
uthe year 1912. kERLlA tRENCu.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17
DENTISTRY.
F. H., g. >, q J. =. hNAPE -
DENTAL SURGEONS. No. l04 COMMON ST,
Opposite the priuate Eatrdpo0 to thu 81 Charles H0tR

F. H., G. s. 81 j. y. KNAPP,
DENTAL SURGEONS. No l04 COMMON ST,
Opposite the Pripate EagaRee % tha s. Charles Hotel
TNHEY can convince that CarOus Teeth may be
preserved old age millions sffssFissa
If which are now annually lost that might Ffssa ~
be preserved by timely and Iudcious treat "
ment. -T-JIf-.-A.5
lent on the preservation OF the Teeth.
Toohache, caused by OF the nerve, can De re-
eyed and the nerve destroyed without pain. ,o,
They have used the Leeun and Choroofm IN nearly DUN
cases. without the least injury to the paten and with en
success IN destroying sensby pain, the extraction oil
reeh and also the surgical OperauOns ampu-
ttlons ETC. as be atteed by Professors sone WedGe
burn and Dr. Mccormick, and many OF the medical probes
,iOn in this city. ,r,r,,, rr,rrr, r
one TO entire sets, either with without Artificial Gus, OT
with or without atmospheric pressure Gas circumstances may
rsqure according the latest scientific improvements In
Those persons who have tested their operations for sevea
years past will eheeriuly bear testimony in eI av0r par
,icuary Of their beauty and durability. mhl6 " d&W
~ II. BADGER, Dentist, will return to NewUrgaqs BY
L the 18th OF November next J5-
/ BURDLfsY, DENTIST. No. IA North street, Lafayette
~ Square, Mrs. Lindsay's New Orleans. le1l
TGR A. LION, Dentist. late oil n Canal street, would
~ condeniialy recommend his friends and patients to Dr.
New Orleans J. WEST. Practical Dentist,
mygS ON liz St. Charles ST. Lafayette Square
JAMES IA. SPkATLGK,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17
Albany, Ap l, l84Is


Owing tn the st,uGcegs and immense sale Of Dr. Town
srpds Sar,aparIa amber Of men who We're formerly IL
A,ens, have cont. ,acsd making Sarsaparl "a Extra Il
ENrs, Bter, Extracts Of Yellow Dock, etc. They u
tay pu up in The same shaped bottles, and sUmel0 tgn
have stolen and copied our advertisements they li6ony
worthless limitations and should be avoided.
Principal Office l25 Fulton street. Sun {ulIing N2w
York Reding Co., Sats street, Bosl4; DyO i sIa,
ltL Nrrih Second street. Philadelphia; = IIgrce Drug.
gust, Baltimore; =. NJ Cohen, Chares6 lJ5 South Pearl
street, Albany; +. II; McGTaw, Nathez and by all the
principal Druggists and Merchants gesy thr0ug hOut the
United States, West indies ana the Cnada9
a. SOLE 4 -9'grTS4 nav 2s, Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17

For EIysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies make the disease disappear Tor lt
lime but it drS and will Te-appeaT IN the same
some other place. Che Pain Extractor however dran$ out
and completely removes the cause Of the d5eas and elects
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17

= % N u U 2 2 ~ I1TI M
This certificate CuucusVey proves that this Sauapla has
nnsec control the most obstinate disease OF the Blood.
Three persons cured in one house unp .ecedented,
THREE CHILDREN.
g)r. fermentation Sir: have the pleasure to inform
you that three Of my children have been cured Of the SCOlu0
Ivy the use of your excellent medicine. They afflicted
very severely with bad soes have taken only fORr bottles: il
took them away, for winch feel myself under great Obga
ton. Yours respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17

A u. GRIEFF Il CO., ., 50. 40 and A. on
"a ,5S S TdSo 9[s ab6 an Io purcbaseo
50 barrels Western lat is
~ casks Vassar's Ale and IT, r
so barrels best Newark CltiCS,iU
100 boxes Champagne ClDEed got
t5O bbs Newark Cider Wind hers
30 hbs. and sth casks New 81 indy and Gin.
100 Sth casks Port and MaT SoulhjE;
400 bbs Rectified WEilStercourse,
30 Old NIonongahel Sohbsrs -,
90 Taiiow nd III
800 % Fox's sTARCH;, ~ til
100 " Lemon SYRUP, 'UnderN 81 :; and Mier's.
100 :, -, Assorted PICKLES, bndsfPoOd's, Wells,
Miller L. Co, ETC. r
50 half bbls. GERKINS in Vinegar;
100 pkgs New York Refined SUGARS;
IS tieoes Sugar Cured HA MS, Stage & Shy, Evans
Swift, etc.;
so kegs Western BUTTER;
100 boxes RAISINS;
l0l bbls, No. MACKEREl., new;
200 boxes GOLDFISH, new;
200 reams Straw PAPER; D.
100 half chests Pohchong TEA, papers 10 the II n:
, Also Imperial and Gunp0wdeT Teas, Rio and HaNt \
Colee, Spices, ETC. ste etc, all OF which will be sold
lowest market pnces. IVY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17

E7ORMEitIY at the corner OF amp and oydras street,
II esires respectfully inform the public that he has es
tahishec himself at the CQrHT Of CENT stree ana Fl
change Place where ali orders in his line viii be executed.
y, b. Brands, stamps and Stencil Plates Cut; Gun
tios 'e' ~ o3 3nt