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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-15
Ravenna, Nov. 10, I649.

Held on to your Purse Strings
Until you arrice at Gillett's store in
Raremna. umdthen let loose for there
yoas sciH find the toiloaoing list Of Goods
chaiked doacn to Tie toaosst figure.
DRESS GOODS.
Blk & fancy Silks, Frenc. Mery
colors.) ~sem y y
All wool DeIaines, Paramatta Cloths.
Hall cotton do Coburgs do
Cashmere, Hungarian stripes.
Brocade stripes, l.yonese cloths,
MoiaIr Pads 6. Lus,res, Satin stripes,
Algerlnes, Back Alpacas
hlandarns, Plaid Il tig'd. do
Thibet Cloths, Italian Lustres.
CLOTHS.
French Blk Bird cloths, French Blk Doe
skin Cassmeres,
French Brown and Green cloths, Taylor
stripe Gas. imeres,
Drab and black Beaver cloths, Fancy cold
aud strp'd Cassimeres.
English blk and blue cloths, Plain and
striped sat'nets.
American Blk and blue cloths. Plain and
striped Tweeds.
Kentucky Ieans. Corderoy. &c,
DOMESTIC GOODS, (bought before the rise.)
Heavy Bro Sheellngs, Bleached sheelings.
Fine DO do Bro and Bleached Can
ton Flanneis.
BIO and Blue Drillings, Tickiags good
for Is pr yd'
Battings, Wicklng, Cotton yarn, Carpet
Warp, etc etc.
/ MUFFS.
Lynx, Fitch, Genet. Coney, Mountain
MaGtin, etc. e'c. etc.
HATS & CAPS.
Fur, silk and Mplesi in Hats latest styles
Silk Plush Opera Caps, alohair Caps,
Clotn OPERA Caps, Fancy Plush do
Cloth Navy" do Fancy cloth caps,
double 'front.'
Together with Military and other styles.
Groceries,, &c. &c. &c.
Tea, Tobacco, SaIera,us,
Coffee, Snuff, Cinnamon,
Sugar, Rice, Nu'megs,
Mo!a>ses. Goldfish, Gloves,
Pepper, Madder, Iudgo,
Spice, Ginger, AluH,,
Salt, Sole Leather, Upp'r Lea her
| Iron, Steel, Nails,
Glass, White Lead, Oil,
| Hardware, Croctery, Boo.s&Shoes
| Winder Paper, Wall Paper and Bordering
Also, an endless variety Of other Goods
which we cannot find time to enumerRte
here, but respectfully invite your candid aud
careful examination before purchasing els
where. We feel confiden; that we can suit
| your taste and packets.
S. A. Il r. a. GILLETT.
Ravenna, s6!h Oct. l849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-15
DoCToRs AND PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND.

The following named and Physicians have highly
recommended BRANTS MEDIClNES:-
Dr. N HUBBARD, Stamford Coma.
DR.. j. n. SMITH Watcrtown, N. Y.
DIR. ROSSMAN 1872 Henry street, Brooklyn, N Y
DR. 7 NJ. HUNT. Auburn N. Y.
Dr. GEO. FRANCIS, Middletown, Conn
Dr. GEO A. ROGERS, Bath, N. Y.
Dr. s WHITE, Fredenia, N. Y.
Dr. C. B cfAIENTINE, Byron N. Y.
Dr. J. o SHIpMAN, Fayetteville N. Y.
Dr. J. SKINNER. Henry st., Brooklyn NY
DR. O. SHIPMAN. Cortland N. Y.
FOR SALE BY
I.Swift, Ravenna; Gibbs & Day, Deerfeld; VIM
Dickinson, Randolph; Alden & Brush, Atwater,
Francis Lewis Palmyra; Painter & Co Wind
ham; H. Beecher, Garrettsville; J. w. Foster,
Mantua; A. v. Horr, Shalersville; C. H. Kent,
Franklin Mills
X All letters and orders must be addresse to
Wallace 6 Co., LOG, Broadway, New York.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-15
EARLE'S IMPROVED
Cast sueca Rome and sirop,
1 =

For Razors and Surgical Instruments.
rg,IlIS article proves to be superior TO any
u now in use for restoring and giving a
fine edge to the instrument. For sale a,
DR. swift's Drug Store. also by =. 4. Free.
man.
Manufactured and warranted bv d. Earle,
Palmyra, Portage Co. Ohio. Homes fer
Bench Tools and Curriers' Knives, will be
kept on hand or made to order.
June IL, l3i9.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-15

4 AIDES! LADIES.!-A " HoRR has
Z 4 the best assortment of Alpaca's and
other worsted Dress Goods in this region.
and no one disputes the prices. Call and
see them.
Shalersyille Oct. 18Th.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-15

SHOES! SIIOES!!-IO cases of Ladies'
- Misses and Chidrens Shoes of every
description, just reed and selling at reduced
prices by - C. PRENTISS.
Oct. ist. l84e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-15

GAWS AT IIORRS. ShaIersviie Row
~ lande hllil Saw, warranted. Engli h
Cast steel p do, Rowlande German steel
y do hand saws, wood saws, de- sell.
ing very low. [nov. al
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-15

N7 7ANTED-Io, lbs. of Butter for
w which we will pay one shilling pr.
pound, in Goods, at the lowest cash prices.
NOV. LIST. A, V. Horn.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-15
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT.

Yes, the desired result and efficacy will be produced by
the of smaller quantity OF this PURIFIER than can be
effected by the use OF like quantity of any other remedy
in the world. (See our Pamphlets for proof)
This PURIFIER is eholy prepared from Vegetables and
the orS most Obstinate and long standing diseases
of the blood without pung puging sickening, dtbi
tqng It canss, stenshfns, inr'goraies, makes
healthy blood and gives uigor and life the whse
system.
BRANTs PURIFIER is FOUR TIMES CHEAPER
than any other remedy in the world, because
ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH
of it will effect greater amount of than four dollars
north of sarsapari any other remedy matter how
lage their bottles may be- The important question for
determine is, ho1 much cua.ire effect TtH
doas north Of this Pnrr produce than dollars north Of
that sarsaporaa other remedy We might here that
grant's lIsdicines had cured within the last year.
100 900 Persons ef Impure Blood Diseases,
and $4,000 Cases were considered Incurable!
as some other patentmcdcne in the habit of say
ing. If sho.d say who wou'd believe us This
however do and stand ready prove by respectable
that BRANTs MEDICINES have effected cures of
diseases living human beings the past year, than
any other remedy in existence did during the same time.
How much VIII Dollars worth CURE? +?
Teny large deep Ulcers ced by using only tcelse
bottles Of B,dnts Purifier.
The following is the most wonderful and astonishing
that effected human being by any mcdicne
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-04-15

L "A l. Il n ~ IL " lin LII
GO o ID $.
'E'HE undersi gned improves the first leisure
H. he has had to say to his friends and
customers that he is now prepared to show
them the la,gest stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Prints
ever opened IN tins market and they will DE
sold lower ttan at any other establishment
in his or adjoining vi'Iages.
lie asks but an opportunity that he may
satisfy all good judges of the correctness of
his statement. His stock embraces a great
variety of Dress Goods, and the usual varie-
ty of Goods suited TO the season.
neyI7 G.. PkENTISS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-06

the whole host of free-soilers and anti-sla-
very extensionists In a word, much fear
few Of any party TO the N or,h will be found TO
have the moral never to resist this new and
more insidious attack on the constitutional
equality of the South. 1t is cheering to know
that, in relation to this scheme, there is but
little division at tn South Wings and De-
mocrats, forgetting old differences, are kni.
together as band of brothers, resolved "to
maintain and defend the constitutional at
all hazards, and thereby, if possible, to save
the Union. 1t is in the ranks Of these brave
defenders Of all tina. is just and honorable,
that we must, at this crisis, look for our
leaders. The gentleman is greatly mis-
taken, if he suppose had any pai,ry inte-
res. Of party expediency to promote by de-
nouncing this ''Nor,hern scheme" and its
authors and champions. The question is
now agi,a,ug the Senate, and Mr.. Merrick
will soon see that old party lines are OBJ
liberated and that many, who once he NIGH.
have proudly followed as his standard bear
ers, are now arrayed firmly against the just
constitutional rights of his State; upon whose
altar he has sworn his fealty and for whose
honor, doubt not, he would peril all he
holds dear on earth. "Uaa salus ambobus
crit, commune pericuzum.'
A STAKEHOLDER.
February Oath, 1850.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-06
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR 6, 1850.

Mr.. BELLS COMPROMISE Resolutions.
The resolutions lately introduced into the
u. S. Senate by Mr.. Bell, Of Tennessee, con-
template the formation Of two additional
slave States out Of that portion of Texas ~
ing south Of SO 80 north latitude, one to be
admitted as soon as the consent of Texas
shall be obtained, and the other at future
period. They also propose to admi. Cali
fornia iuto the Union a, once, and 10 provide
territorial governments for other territories.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-06

WAsHlNGToN's BIRTHDAY AT ST.. JOINS
COLLEGE AT FREDERICK Washington's
Birthday was celebrated at Frederick by the
1'uIlipheboian Society Of 81. Johns Col
lege. A correspondent Of the Sun, in speak
ing of the institution and the celebration,
says:
This literary institution has been char
tered bv the present Legislature Of Mary
land and numbers, we were informed, 1873
students. 1t is good omen of its future
success that its existence, as college, COM
mences by celebrating the praises and re-
vering the memory of the "fa,her Of his
country After the brilliant Grafton of
Clark Koontz, the active and honorary
members Of the society were enivened at
dinner, with the soulslirring eloquence 81
F. l.. Lowe, and classic "reminiscences Of Col.
Kimmel. The lates, historian of Maryland
also spoke with us, pride, teeming with
useful informa,lon of past glories and pre-
sent honors of ''the Banner State - and the
talented presiden, OF the college showed, by
his ready rejoinders, that he was worthy
of his station.
The Washington Union states that, dur
ing the past mon.h Of February, there were
received at the min. Of Philadelphia, three
and third tons Of gold from California
making about two millions Of dollars.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-06

HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.-TheA ANNAPOLIS
Republican says, the Maryland House Of
Delegates consists of 4S farmers, Il law
yers, 2 doctors, ,avern-keeper, shoema-
ker, 2 carpinters, 9 merchants, l surveyor.
l school-mas'er, l mill-wright, ! lottery
vender and clerk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-06

PENNSYLVANIA SLAVE LAws-A bill re-
pealing the law Of the Sd March, lS47,
which forbade the officers of the State Gov
eminent of Pennsylvania, from aiding in The
capture of fugitive slaves, has been read i'm
the Legislature Of tina. State, and is almos,
certain to pass, it is said
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-06

The SUNDAY LAw.-The Senate of
Maryland on Friday rejected the bill recent
ly passed by the House on this subject.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

IHE VIRGINIA LYNcHING CASE.-The Balti-
more Sun says: We are glad to find that there
were some persons present at the late brutal and
unlawful hanging Of the negro Grayson, in Gull
pepper, Virginia. to whom the censure upon the
mob In general does not apply--some, indeed who
evinced noble heroism in their endeavors 10 M
hold the outraged law and humanity, whose conduct
on the occasion entities them the need Of praise
always given the good and faithful citizen The
Richmond Times says
We hear that Mr.. William Green, one Of the.
most prominent citizens of Culpeper, appeared be-
fore the mob, and used every effort of eloauence
and persuasion to induce them to desist from their
illegal purpose. They thanked hum for his advice.
but declared that they would have the life OF the
negro. Another gentleman is said 10 have display
ed the most remarkable bravery, in endeavoring 10
save the negro at the Jail. Taking his position at
the door, he IS represented to have invited anv mae
men IN the crowd to come forward and make with
him band OF ten, 10 resist with their lives the as
sault upon the jail The proposition not being
responded to, he deliberately took paper, and be-
tore the faces Of the mob, wrote down the names
Of all the persons he recognized, ayowing his pur-
pose to report them to the legal authorities. Such
conduct deserves the unmeasured applause and
respect Of the community. -
This occurrence in Cnlpeper has excited in Rich
mond, and must excite throughout ouI law abiding
State, deep feeling Of modification. No parellel
to it has ever before, within our memory, takea
place in Virginia ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

NEVER was an article Offered to the patronage of pub
from Gfst al and n
It's anscsndent power over all the diseases for which it
AH 1sq P G. bsns Bs a nss SS
when diseases Of the stomach and bowels 50 universally
virtues thousands Of bottles Of il were sod all Of Which,
ps Psen aHd be en 9G S % IT,
nnqualited admiration The Of Cholera Morbus
Choc under is use gave WAY N from e to sn and
thirty minutes Indeed the rapidy with which it cures
happily adad i Se ndeaon. f m sSSs' % Ss es s
these diseases that even infants at the bEsa take with
ing them from ChSeky pains il the stomach and bowels
and which carry half Of them TO untimely grave.
From M never failing success, not single family in Mont
summer, that had bottle in their house. and many
STd Tss % aqS M Op that they Owed The their
y, informed Dr. Kerr that il had saved the life Of his wife,
nnTU 1gg agd e %ss n suddenly sasked WI with vomiting
Reed before medical asistance could have been called
lie SAID Two doses OF the Basm cured her in half an hour
No consideration could induce any family, who expe
fenced its unparalleled efficacy be without and those
mote their Interests and health By purchasing one and keep
and sure eG in S oRo
Dysenery Cramps and Choc, whether they be mild or
prove tst and some @ viii Is pssed before the public sRory
but for the present, refer Dr. Msson Of Readng pr
GqearaTd, Of Bristol tor agent, who used il in heiI
aG dhd hem Bas Bos We Il al
cases. ..,
frepaled ohy Dy Dr. M y, hefr 4 befolt. ~ e Nf6p %
iSON, Druggist, No. IL Magazine street, New Oreafs
iyS0 Iw
SOUTH WESTERN HOUSE : L. DQWELL,
= .4GENT-GREAT ATTRACTION--Miss LYDIA
DOwELL, late of Vieksburg and Hatehez, respectfully
informs old friends and acquainances in Mississippi and
Louisiana that she has opened at her new store, and
% ARTRES Street. NewOrleans, very large and well
selected stock of French American English German and
Irish FANCY DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY and
other articles in her ne which, from her long experience
this line of business in the South WILL she hopes be su
oien guarantee of their fitness for the and of the
ladies' In her large and splendid may be found an
extensive rich and well assorted stock Of BONfETS Of all
kinds styles and prices trimmed and untimmed which
BE- trimmed in the latest and approved Partisan styles bv
experienced and competent artists direct from PaT-paricu-
ar attention will be paid this branch of busine-and
CONSTANT large and varied stock of BOnnets and Trimmings
ii the aiet fashion will always be hand. Artificial
vets; sans; Muslin' Gnghams; Linens; Hsndkerchies
Gloves; Hosiery; Ladies Shoes Shawls; Bes; Combs;
Parasos; Rbbands Splendid Robes Apacas Bareges and
various other articles too numerous 70 mention, all Of which
will be sold al auction prices She beg the ladies call AMI
examine for themselves SHIRTS of all qualities made to
order. jyl6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03
MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEAss, July 10, 1850.
COUNCIL or MUNICIPALITY No. Two .
Eittnr- AZ Ir,l. Z

u Es0LVED, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby,
authorized and requested after having given ten days
notice in the official paper Of this Municipality, to SELL
according e the 18th section of act of the Legislature OF
the State of Louisiana approved March H. 1850 the
for building two School houses upon the property belonging
70 the Second Municipality and situated in the First and
tons on file in the Surveyors office the work be done
good and substantial manner the satisfaction of the Sur
veyor and be completed within four months from the date
Of contract Condition.. to BE- follows, viz the rsetor
10 retain ownership OF the buildings but subject
yenenee of the Municipality purchase the for cash.
in accordance with the terms Of the adudeaon the build
ngs be rented in the meantime by the Council rent
paying 10 cent upon their provided the
cost of each of said School houses does exceed S9
tSignedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President
Approved July 9, 1850.
utSignedl "A. D. CROsSMAN, Mayor.
True COPY: BIER, Secretary,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

: NeWUfIeanst July 3, IdlU. y
DROPOsALs will be received tthe oiice Of this Bank
for the LEASE for OF from TO years, of the
81. IOIIIS HOTEL, together with the BAR ROOM
and ROTUNDA of the St Louis Exchange. The ST.
sTatey.
The Hotel to be furnished by the lesseesecurity to be
Sa itawam or If EUGENE ROUSSEAU. Cashier.
CURRANTs-i5 barrels Curranu Just received per bark
iva A. T. COCHRAN co. q TchOupitOalaa st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03
REGULAR PACKETS.

~ = Montgomery ckM etumpkA E15 =
PseketsT nj EggT = %io6ts Il EEgsrg
DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, att o'cock.-The
spendd new, light draft passenger packet steamers IA
BELLA, =. u. Bnrrili, master, leaves on TUESDAY,
CLARA. w. y; Pendarvis, master THURSDAY,
and MAHf ,CbiFTON, J. Adams, master, on SAT-
CAMPBELL 4 co. Agents, Mobile,
j. u K. GEnDES, Agents Mail Line,
Iel7 U lE 10 Bank Place, New Ireans
6zS A Yicksburg, WarrentOn and New Car.
L,sihksttssF thage Weekly Packet Steamer rLONNDES,
~ ~ iF Jr.-EVERY FRIDAY EVENING-FOr
Vlcksbnrg WarenOn, New Carthage, and all intermediate
steamer LOWNDES, JR., will commence running in the
above trade about the 18th Of September, and will
remain in the above trade during the For freight
apis tifs'pD Il y t. B. SMITH. ss Magazine st
~ hOVER THE LAKE, N9 -
LIatkaAtT U. S. MAIL LINE. stt11afsy.ssl n
Morning Line-For Coving- ' "a Z
ton via Vaudeville, Lewburg and Ma .isonvie new
and substantial Lake steamer LsNORA, Elijah Miller,
master built expressly for this trade leaves The Lake end OF
Pontchartran Railroad EVERY DAY (Sundays excepted)
on the arrival oi the II O'Clock returning leaves Cow
ington EVERY DAY, (Sundays excepted at O'Clock
Passage 80 cents. Meals extra so cents
Evening Line.-F0f Mandeyille, LewisbuTg and Mad.
sonyileThe airy commOdlOus and splendid uppeI
cabin steamer JENNY LIND, 7. w. Dunnica, master,
will eaye the Lake-end oi the POntcharrain Railroad
EVERY DAY, on the arrival Of the O'Clock p. N.
train of returning the morning leaves Madison
vile, via Lewisbnrg and Mandeyle at O'Clock A. and
arrives the Railroad in time for the Soclock NJ cars 70
above places the arrival Of the O'Clock NJ cars
returning in time for O'Clock to the city. Pas
sage 50 cents. For further particulars apply to
PAYNE HARRISON,
VIM. l.. CUSHING 4 CO. 55 Common street,
j. r. BERCIER & co. 81 Old Ieyee. iy6
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n. onLEANs and oARRoILroN RAILRoAp.

N. ORLEANS and CARROLl,TON RAILROAD.
ea.- - -, - - =
IskH Fa4z FtSf hT5it4l5
sgsza---lsiEs sgszalsi
Neto 4rran cement Departure of The Cars1psn
ing Of he TOuisi0a1 and NdD9ieon 95snHe RrGnrh
Roads and Redurto1 IN he Fare In taEe IGce on fbs
4th of Febr1afU 1880 ~ " ~ f " w.
single ticket any distance to or from or above Iouis
inna Avenne . - -, - 40 l5
children oyar / and nndder IL veaIs ,T y q 10
To or firm, Iopisiaua Aycnne (children half mics Ia
30 tickets for above ionisiana kyenne or from Carroll
- -en 90
50 tickets TO or from Louisiana venue ... 1 90
Personal monthly tickets (om the rst 10 The last q,
each month ony. ) any distance - ~, 49, ' ) 90
The Cars depar from s Bdrenne street depot as oo3rs
Horse Car " 4 M ST and IIJS p M
Steam Train, 8 A. NJ, then every hour uptil p M from
the third Monday February the second Monday in No
vember and al other times until 7A P M
From CdrrolItOn.
Horse Car, 5 A. NJ; and 10 p M
Steam Train, A. M then every hour until p M from
the third Monday in February to the second Monday in No
yember, and al other times until 81 P. M.
Fars ,, I;., La Ltiif a ! FL FL ~ lin LIN N; an m
5O iicists oe' \oiieh' o 'oo'e' nan pIUe''''sS ~
Personal mo,,b - d. So - IL ~ ~
month onI Z .n nvS J Nts" 'ie h''t !" INC 's |" ga NJ
~ y w. Siy my ~ = - :, ""
From, af,vs,tn TN 4; oAhs n nhtANA AS Fobb9"s
From Cana strsst u dn az ~ Su aud II a NJ
From Lafayette in winter ,,, g. I and fls A. M
From Canal street, do ..............7 ~ and 8A M
Tansi Sun n & ?; p NJ al hen al III and II p M rom
api5i ""u Il. sp Rps!tS ayS p NJ rom Eiayee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03

SYRACUSE in DANeER.-A new book has Just
been put forth BY citizen Of Syracuse, New York,
entitled The Doomed City Of the Valley, o. rea-
sons for believing that the city Of Syracuse viii
eventually sink, as did Sodom and Gomofrah. on
its base Tor the use Of the salt manuacioFics The
writer is said to be a salt manufacturer who has
paid considerable attention to the philosophy Of
salt licks, and who as the results Of his Studies
announces that the city of Syracuse is placed nne
diately above vast salt depezt which IS con
stantly dissoving by the aetio d water, 80 that al
someliimso of other, il must sink below the Garth.
SOMETHING NEw.-An Ingenious Yankee doken
East, has invented machine for snilkinx cows
The editor Of the Maine Farmer has seen Il and
given it trial He says il empsies The ndder very
freely and easily, and at The rate a about quart
a minute.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NewYOrk via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. and
Charleston, s. q.
"a l...ls - ssII!EsE
THROUGH IN ~ d

-
THROUGH ~ DAYS.
Stage Travel r Reduced to Ninety-three M lies
MAI ssa1qsrs dREGoS EPPt H$n liz paib GAGf vi.
Noble Noble %omSs a oeloef. ~ Fare "a" f e. Fine ne
MosiLS TO MoSTGoMrRy- the Dai y Line of supe
nor First lass Steamers. leaving Mobile at NJ. and
M q 9s boats CAPT CeE
Johnson SELMA, Capt BuTrel DAN PRATT, CAPT CAPT
Z! q Al H. GSpt & % & Fare $S Tins hrCgh
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE,
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
MoDIaEsI1 5EsyEs Il M AERvEs R,2Ds5 P1s5AScEs y s
oPsES p. rlHn a. m. Stages. -. % "
eihG liian,. ...lS N atlanta % IA ?, Bl RaFosd g
M gssS 10 hs rc: a E q D ss
"a hours, Including stoPpages REDUCED to 70 miles
Three Daily Stage Lines between Opelika and Griffin
Gnbesides Extra Coaches always in readiness to carry
forward any number of through passengers without de-
~ The Cans the Railroad of the most approved
Consruconthose upon the Georgia Railroad provided with
state rooms and berhs for night travel
Exchange E Pson ESs H H S o NJ Mason ous e
N; BNzJPas.engers procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery will save about "a.
G IL Il AT G ENTRAL MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH
Monsansy asHEs opsa m R.asd RsdAsoss 81 mile.
oPeiEa Barnelyille.. 10 M Stages 800, ss "
ssooa g m % slssnna6 p % RaTOad sS 50 "
Savannah - Charleston. a. steamer.....iiO :.
dFsIe-Montgomery to Charleston $23 SOTO Savannah,
viz at Savannah and Macon.
Line Ss e NET WM ER a9d
BROOK and GEN CLlNCH, well known for their safety,
Te CS On e Genps ST Sa p sSd ws.sr
are oil the finest description.
~ ~ Stag Staging REDUCED q to ninety eight miles.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-03
EIGN PORTS.

L. FOR CAMPEACHH.-The A Sandman bark
zsEEE MARIA BUGENIA, bound for the above port
-s win take part of cargo at reasonable rates, and
meet with dispatch. Apply TO
y3o BAREILI s. co. 81 Common street
- Wants 500 bales Cotton 10 III ap FOR LIVEit-
f3AHA POOL-Takes no Grain-The new A fast sailing
- British ship TARA, Hamilton master viii have
quick Dispatch For freight Of 80 bales Cotton apply %
JelS JOHN ii. ELLIOTT Il CO., 90 Grayper ~