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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
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 -u,. Davis, from the select esHsa1issss
 .s- -. hiIl. reported bse& e the heuss s.-Ir..a.s with amsn9nAsnaS Pfeps@ng ee@sar' -. [. soms anA disagrssiag la sshsFs- Amesg s..,-, h. a.uiwvntsd ths ngw sseaten sdoPasd ey -. 1oa.s. hxinx the fatuFs no@esr si ms@nsss st ~. u.... Ma1s the special eFdaE tsF to-nsrTsw' Tss Senate proceeded ts ths ee.s.Sssaa'se es tns MI Ia admit csiissuis tai~ the Us'eas sn. s''Ao eal " .--s,s...I ~oysgnweas for New Maxieo an4 S r.IiuF proposals to Texas fes the sstEis-
 - .s h., w~ssern and aartheFn hsandartea- 1. c,-v ...e-dsA wish staisEBsna sf the sssei-
 -. .sw,taaw in the eommitise al theiR ssSerai ,--.;.~, Eseh member sf the eornmHsee, II asst ,o hir,sslf would have pres~nted diasFsaa report f-.s. thai sow aader consideration lie was as sas ,;--. h;a.sI ia the misOrity. lie bad net however Lea .ss was ass aew eisenaragsa' oss iaasiged ln sA an~ ,h.t every member of the eoBsmittes would -. S,, s..g vats ia favor sf Ihs recommendations .T ,s ,.,ay. He fel assaRe1 that the enly adjust =, .Ateh eoald be made of the Sexe4 qoestsoa ey cnmr,... naa ss mate aPoa sosns saeh b&sts as ,S-,.-.....s He showed that the pspalatien of Cl.e.-ris sa the lst Mareh not lPss than l36,- O00 and erersassd his belief that ths new tass was amaIv suIlEled ts the representation ass eaatmed- My Clay expressed his esaS'etfoa thAa the PrePesi ,ia. sf the csnaasfltee wOaId saceesd. He would ,,na,, .,ake his sxlsasses that psessassd ts the 7.a,l- ts-uaorrsw, n woaia receive almost snani- rasa. apo,ov.l lie eiossa wigb aa imp@ssiOaed ap- o..I s tsa Senate to lay asads all Persousi, party, aS ,~ziioas consideration, and eosne to inc rescue of Ias ntsa.
 Houxx-rhe committee oa eoH1rseTce wers re- a.es,sa s isqaies iats lhe expedieBev sf msdf yag he sxi.slas sws -s,ssisshing she i1t 0f the cHi- ,.s St.es SO ss ,o provide for the prompt cei1sgs Of haliioa CT red dast seesmaistisg iu the Ostted States CT s.ekag the iBts Of karePe Tor essasgs. ad ,., .h.y have leave tO report by eiA CT other wise.
 Tn. Haass wenl iais committee of ias whole ea th. st.ts of the aiea oa the California asessags Mr. Clark. ef N Y, prOcseded to show that the fire. States are more pepaious ssd eateFPs1saE. ia veatve and sarisie thaH the slave States and thss vas q reason why territory Bow free should rsusaa Mir sAvags sad that whsa tatsiias eOaapirea against the liberties ef Rome. h wss sy means Of pTonising fseeaon 10 ssAVes-
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Sl SSltSIrr--Nst ia .s.sioa

gC.rr-Sst ia sssaioa.
 [. ~..a"f Bart rSss ts question sf er,rser. ,.s '. Frper' from iiss select esmms,,ss .soola ", lS's.''gais the essdael of tA. Secretary of ia. r'aa'''s 'o the sircan<a.aees eoanee.sA w,,A ..s e@'a Claim He said tiss eoa.usitiee had eiu- r,o.r. sSsrs sad haa directed iisa ,s nak. tl.eir ssm. ,n.-'' S' to ss hss daty te say that, la Bad sos seea shis ls agree: sae. Ia ,h.s s-s...-sry wAieh rslsis ,s aAs psvmea, sf ,s. sssnars tAs Isseresi ef the eiaias, diversity ss ss,- s. saasaa- The @s@hsss sf the eom-i,,s. ,a, spAssa thsis vss~s ta wsiEinx Ia su..sr. .,
 ssens ,e vAAes tAsy have come. snS rs,ss
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IT Fso'hIiI. Ma FesExsr's c~ssle on the Hat- 500. tk~ New Tosk Day Book says, is 10 be soad - Ths seosser has h<eA there saA saelsn away every csarm that eoalA s~eesen iAs nys of pssssssoa ana AsaeefSrwsrs She sight cf ifs very wsiis wsaia ba awaken memories of caifsss z.4 aisaoaoz.
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"O.FALLON- FLOIR.
FOR CASH.

RECEIVED AND NOW N STORE. LsDR SALE. low ls5 casa. lhe fal5e4tag .Fsi- \ rirAs
 sa DOS 1 No [ Rsc'ifse Whisksv; l9 .-fs ~zsAri BFrgInt, 2" Dc Bss1%f -t@~l- izs e German Sssisg Steel;
 hais 8 s-fea Crae ksss- E afs@ W ssh Pos. sso.n I9 lo i5 sA1ons.
 A lao: 69ao ros1ss kssl rae CoghfTy Baeoa. as low A. esA De ohfaiara 70 thss clty
 ia 9oo Fasfn.is ffesh AfksHsa. FIoas; 60 iss ffssh R5cs;
 25n large slsaeaee Ssrks ssr: Ali O NhsrA ~l3 b. sok4 ss tpsy As they raa uss- sahiy b. arfehs@~d 10 Lgrfl~ Roek ApTH 23, 1850 Al HTrT~r
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IN STORE

IOO Large Bs@ached Sacks Sat % Bsxs aeA IOO New Riu Coffee; ta Bexes Star Cssaiss, l5 Boxrs of she eri@brai-d Philadelphia Tobacco, heretafore kept by Wm r Officer.
 Also, iargr tat si Looking Glasses Of sll sizss- vzry chesp. Patent Piows. Gruhh,0g hosr. Trses sad if,h Chains. Gsa Lsess with hys. BnIsst tA di-- Caruliua Hoes Horse Cellars. AHxefs, Pairh~f Zaives Nc, Be. FsE sals by A. J. HUTT
 Frh ;. Is50.
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May IL.

SrxArx-The census bill vas taken uP.
 After sisposisg of various Aoase amendments of 10 Renersi importance. the additional section adeP- ted by the House making the present perpetual eea sas set sti! some pan shall be ssoptec agreed to- The Hease amendment fixing ihe nsmosr of rep rsssnGaiives al 233 adopted, as also were the re- Ss.inisy additional sections made by the House
 HOCsE MT Stanley efered resolution 10 ter insse the cebat. oa the Presidents resszEe trans usigsisg the eoSstitGiioa of CsiifofRI4 on the I'd Ta-t4.y ia Jsae-
 The House thea weat fate eSsmittee GU the Pre- siGsnt's Cslacrui1 message.
 Mr McNechsn ia favor of the admission of CalisrBia as ga Independent measure, and act mix lag t az wiih others
 Mr Jati.n ee8tes that the North has aggressed on ihe Soaih, aHa mae q calm and decided aaIi- slavery speech.
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SPQINg FlSal8M F0a alTg F0a ls.s.

afutAb r fiSHldNN FWA Hiia EHE fesss &A ibs sn5~criher kss received hy msa, N Besbs X Coster's New fsrS Spring sst s sf<AkfM for G-ts, ss5 i~ psklag tfem 'e tNat Ess~~~~ rstern Ssstiemsa who paTiicBiaF a ih- styi- o{ tls;r mead dFvs- and Ehs desire "a. 5- first is Eslaa are tavitsa 10 eat usd ieavs trtt s5zss NAf sea JOHN DAVIS
 March 2s 1850
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NEW GOODS.

ID ECEiXE.D per steamsr Phiiiip Pvanswtf, and Ia sf safe iops. ihe 'stlsSs iag desH sole goSSs. EI8as. P'ime Ne~ Ossssas Sss&F, f5 Sscs+ Salf
 5a Par Trsee Chains
 BsS-s Collins Axes, Tank. and Ky psisfss. 24 PsiF HaWes
 1 Do1su MaHorks.
 \ large and vel sstecled assoT'nss' of srriBg p'ia;'. " AnaiaPaS" C.tleaades, Palm Lss' HAts. Sc.. se Re 4. J. HUTr. Ms,ch i2 ls59. A,sR sFssf
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BsFEftgA. l was saytng - Ls9ArY What was yoa saying'

Roars of lsaEhs.r Ryasers sSakIng hi. fist, and violently ges icalatiHg BsFsciga Seegisg kis place ike aeFO. and taking aboaG fashionable viIlaAy = Peter Fank ChristiaRity Ssn4teFs of the [ aited States-Ihe ConsiiiaIiou, asd the highel power TreaaoR-SapremAey Of common rlIhts. etc, etc.
 '4Sis down, graybesrd.' .'Sii aowH. ws want 10 hear another nigger"' "Yah." Yah" "Y4h." Less hear some ef the other beiabSed brOders-"
 A ersSh assr the ergAa A suspicion that the house is coming do~a. Panic 4 rush for the eOor and a scufss- his laSss about tan mia stes- Qaiei partially rsstSrsdl
 BurtFisA sits dewn- CsyTisoa, geitiag up.- ''Thers is not a rnan amoag yOa- If you are rneu behave yourselves hks bTates- There IS g great may of yoa. l see, Pick Oat yoar Tnaa if yea have man AGaong you thai Care say boo te goOse which very m0eh doabt."
 [AseSksr e-.fesiax sserm of hisses. eAssrs. eAt- eslls. stamping of feet, etc
 Gsrysssa sad he gave soathern men credit fss ihtnE la the save sIatrs they beia that negro bondage vas blessing. aud Il was enc that all men thsrs asitsd ia malaGaiaisg. They wefe slseere. Bat ssrs yoa al hypScrites and slaves Yaa ssy here as shs North, ''ws havs 10 slavery here; we do net wac. t. And yst yea acT ns 1T yea thoaghi slavery very geoa thiRg. Tea have sos the naEliaess 10 say y0s are irsads of saarsry. Ia the deylia RaEDe, be eoasistsht If yea are for sssvery, ssy ss lf yea ia fassr of frsseSn, ia Gods name. say so
 More assse and confusion
 GarIsoas-Yea are perfectly welcome ts go on with yOar brutal esa1aei (Sems assss of ts= whigs and dsnoersis
 ssme hsek men were bsrs trying ts edge their way dswn ihrongh the mts@ie passsge isis ths meeting, bal the poos fsi!sws wsrs rubbed rather roaghy
 Crs~s of "Les's bear DsagIas," "Dossiass,' '' "Deuglsss." "0osgiAss"
 Gssrissae-Tea weat hsas Dsagia~s to-day an- Issa yea esaaast yearsslf iiks Deagtsss. fGfeass and hisses, and half sa hsarss sxeiss- meat. the lAdias getting ssed te tse rampas. and s''tas qas'iy ssii, though is voaA bs hard nss-
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GtRERI CANDLE>--6 9oxes jass rreai.-1 -1i and - For sale ay FATHEKLI < CLEMENTS. EaEsg MEAL at I-HUTIss, for 75 ceats II ger Bas!4r May Il ELOCR,-5a Bsss. Oato ssPeraae X LsEfe -53 LlIaA.
 Iroo --3.ase paanes assorted Bar. Round snd
 s44as. Rseeiys4 PvS steamer Poaatlee aud
 for sai- by MI B AAIE. May :. lSJ9.
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Cfrctnnaei Goods,
..O.F9LLON" MILLS FLOUR

.!O'F iLLON" MILLS FLOUR. P = B4as E3lrl Sapef Fiae Fas,.ty I Eissr r.- O,} csts per s4e2EIses sss..o@. saA. f8g sac by < yra 2I. 1851. WM B WAIT
 Choetaw Lssd scrip. N 'ces oi si, ts9 AAa J-e srt-s. tor sais bg ! De. II. l-f9. VIM D WAIT. NkrAN ED immediately, a per.rs 10 trssn Hats, " N4reH @6, I>s3. JOHN DAVIS. NFiLLEr sEED--t3 Bays Nt.s~t S~-d. r-cei. VI vel and for sa.s by #M 5. WATT. Apr 5, ioJo.
 gFlLL0y'S STEiH MILLS. ST. L6J&. S0Bal> oi ffd. ca.ses srssd ,i fs5st, received 'Jt' reg '' ? 'patch, Aaa ,of sa'- F. ;aaaari 22t- wA.E. wan. N,oLDlEG's L4aa warrset, f,- s--a -v , Aeui g :, 5t 8 WAIT. Fer Steamer Cotton Piant. TCsr received the ftslo.sjae Eoos.. .s fe~ pe~- sasi,iosass,se tsraxs Dfess psitsrss i5 P-s ass Bouoiu~t A..qasts s4si HaE GsnSls lsz ts4zh and teadv hat. very fa~ srtieIe '- L,test 'Ss~aioa GvBt's l.gAi SliA aats, Broad arm bl4ns mats.
 Also CFo-sea, Save, ln socks CoE-
 ? hh4s. Chs.-e Sugar
 Tgg-'n-r vita ws seT-e.s3 ssso -trHsat of sa an- Eaes e'g.i.iug both fer eessfry aa+ city
 A. J. AUrE. Man Hre~t-
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30O POSTS WANTED.
MEAL.

M atehEY ' .-- 2" Eels received ana fer xss- u W FATuEgLY & tLgAENfS
 Aprn 2s, ls5g
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GIGAE ~-3 hh4s. Fns,~ ste~s. teSsts~s ?. . csttea Fisal. sSd leg sas~ tv
 lsptM zs WI WAIT
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Cattsa-rhe asrs br tAe Hi4.ro.a. sa,a9aSh very f4yo-sbl- ba4 bat tis= effect apNa ths cstt.a uiasssi ys.tereay. sad saiy &goag s90 balrs sers disposed of, al ear z sIol4is4s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13
/. y, u their own, and sugges

ms may he praye"t: ne was opposed to wasting b
slyC - on wing candidate who like Hem
" crimson, had for more than thirty years hoo,
1 ardently devoted to the wing cause. In his Judo.
ment II they were to vote for any wing, he woNI5
take their own choice, support Judge Bull6rd-
OF whose character and qualifications he smoke in
me most complimentary terms. He was M
Native great lrican," he said, and while he was
ardentlyy otter y to the South, her institutions and
true my 9s2!4; he was for the preservation or opr
glorious Union. But he was a wing and in his
Judgement that was reason enough why the demo.
Gratis should refuse to support him, and cast all their
strength on Mr. Labranche, or some other democrat
lie concluded by giving the Wing Convention
at DonaldsonvilIe some hard ticks for their attemnt
70 take the wind out of the democratic sails by
aPproprlatIng the resolutions which he had the
honor to present to the democratic meeting at bst
place few evenings since, and adopting them
almost Uef6attH His remarks were freGpertI,
interrupted by loud cheers, and as he retired fro
the stand the applause was almost deafenipg.
Judge Alexander Walker was then CALI e..
from every quarter of the assembly, and wa.
warmly greeted al he made his appearance anon
the platform" He was decidedly orpossI H.
SAID, to the views expressed by Mr.. Barker and ~
tNSNihlheuutu ny MIN. / hat ppntla
man had professed to come back with contritior to
ms old democratic friends, and he'd expressed a
Willingness to do penance by serving in the ranks
as private; but scarcely was he seated on the
mourners bench before he was up again and at.
tempting to take command, by declaring to the
democracy what course they should pursue. He
thought Tor his part Mr.. b. was very uns,fs
guide and he hoped he would be content to serve
out reasonable probation before he set himself mn
again as an architect to build democratic platforms
He went into brief review of Mr. Bankers No
Iltcal career to show how little he was to he de-
pended on, but at the same time expressed entire
confidence IN the purity OF his motives. He re.
TERED, IN a vein of great pleasantly, to Mr.. Bar
kers run for Congress, and perpetrated some fine
sallies OF wit at his expense. He said the demo-
Gratis had nominated their candidate, and the wbins
,SSg ~, and so Tar he had been able to lear,
- respectfully, IVY understood that Mr. Barker had
,.,,.,, ,sAa, " :. lRoars of applause
cnd t aSo % ag TlsoSS miRated by the Delta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

M understand that intelligence has BIZ a5s,e.
eeised BY telegraph in this city that the Texae and
New Mexico Boundary bill, as it was amended
and finally passed by both Houses received the
votes Of Senators Houston and Rusk and all The
Representatives from Texas.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

SOmetsing Remakabls-We have lust con.
yerssd tays the Hickman tKy) News-I sttsr. with
gentleman who has recently been at the wreck
q the steamer Neptune. This boat was sunk near
twenty years since, at the mouth of Mayfeld's
1reek, 10 the Mississippi. From him we learn
mat the owners Of the diving bell are now taking
ntoi ne Neptune large quantities of lead, chains
etc. He says the butter taken from the boat
winch bad been thus under water for twenty wears,
had not changed its tfate and wqa as goci as Trash
butter This is a remarkable fact.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

The following nterestingPlains'
in late number OF the Nash\etter was PuU'''N' =,
| is from gentleman well lie True w h's' =
| from his long connection wiViown in Tennessee
State He ooes ont In CaliCoH the press OF thai
-, nm h, the owe rlant
| route, IN command oil large NV oy int w
| prisng company of emigrants lligent ana eh'et
| Pacific SPRINGS, three nudes Nv
1Hy Of South Pass (
SINCE wrote rom Fort Larali VII e. L,l =
| opportunity TO SEND back iewRdS nave hAu :;
| point. We are now on the waters cnes, up TO I'M
| the Pacific, having travelled our tSShich How INT
| LOuis) by land near fifteen hundred nP5 ms VFom .
sun 70 go more thah nan that qlstahceEte ""l ,,' II
ing sacramento my. since leaving
we have been most fortunate and blessslSII Lar
ing with ansingle serious accident, aat not NEE
once day, and VII al fihR +TtN cases; aies VII
which Is e4i "S Lig house by being adHTaa EElf4N
near Nobe. ,,, ''..'.$ " %
Board nSt montR Jonbie Rooms 10 10
per week,'''''' raging, or tn
" per day. .,......,e almost W
more IMAM 'ie ',,,,,......,,...,,' 1t is true 81
HpRtast Supper uhd iodgGs, eeG 5@5Iii1E Il to drink
81 a. ueoDIuO" W 10 watch
@9nys, -SS, A. UOEa.il- ANS nn0A to see ri
wei known the ct'Z5nTTGhl FEW i1lh. seen 3
vicry viii re Opeu og ) | H III r 7iooHug ming
Connected witt! the 0ifl IN CinIary garI2f any,
Alie{ii, Sss'i' .,rItes AGO Zone
Fhe purity OF the atn1o'PlfIer ss t,on-they are
breeze and total aGseI Va 81 we will be to-
aMH"f i,s ns"r proT~.: Lag L balance of the
ID CONVENIENT Ga together! ~. Cr,nanv have been
cQH,-A i,rue portion Of tins Cohpiuy ;rits--they
- brt all are now well ana III IN This pofnt,
HCA, len behind us all the route ~ ,r sniinals
bsre we were resting an" ION of country
WnelU r,torv to passing through a sel',o A large
PfePaI 49, we understand, IS scarce. ~, roSd
"he!e ,Le draught and pack anhii's OI i moi
Port!oh Vi '"aonJifon--many oxen have ps'I ,tteJ
are III b, tbs alka water, and the Io" ,,es half
soheo uy tLoir dead carcasses-some ulii'S ~ an
! Ma
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

pae Hay frous Nsw Oyleans-The Louisville
Courier says il is now receiving intelligence bv
telegraph IN one day from New Orleans 1t adds
mat the o'keilly line will in future be working
regularly between the two cities.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

Senator Clemens, Of Alabama, did not vote on
the Texas and New Mexico Boundary bill, as
amended BY the House, on account of absence
He had left Washington City for home to recruit
impaired health ,5l dis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

Hee Rsssr.-An Alexandra paper of the 9TH
says that lied River is at stand-small boats
having no difficulty in getting to that point but
they can get no further, and have to reship their
lreghts. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

Dr. Townsend's SazRsparla IS soVeieiB II anu II NJ
!9i ~ ibs Womb Coiyenes Piles, Leuchorlhtea o.
WINS obsTuoted 0r difficult Melsqato9' ihionnensG
~ I3 ar nyouptary discharge thereof, and loI we Beit
o,oration of Tie system-no matter whether the tau u
n5sTen eause on causaa produced By nreg uaIlty l'
nais1t NohinE cen be surprising thah luiluNlsu44
ssets on the human Frame. Persons ali weane sa a
60 linn n nj once become robust and tll OF energy
nus ~ ,inenea Ii Immediately counieTacH the
s of me female frame, which Is the great cause q GaeG
nc II viii mai be expected Of US, in cases OF So deoLe
noInra to exhibit certificates of cures perfQEne Du We ~
assaTe the afflicted, that hundreds Of cases nave
cb5Ie alter using few bottles Of hls nv0luaale
have bssn blessed with line, healthy ohSp'lns'
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= .a,oln farleNlEg * saaiit 'ttl6.o

be- berry 4Sead print He s5eP IA, mq Ss P Of
port and dof Gu Doa,poned iii Wednesday week
the su3SG 6, be PprssppNted minority rsPor 81
NJ MT H omss1ion to postpone was Io'Ysa' o.
nays lO7. ,,.,,,ro centred.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

Mrs a., shortly before her death oaliaJ he,
SIX ehildfen to her bedside-al Of them Girls sS
ss II Vetlie eldest girl being only thirteen vear,
sssA4A4 she exho-tsd them to a virtuous life and
Aa6@&<S snt endurance Of suffering and mislornne
IiLa s. ChaT.stfewe to her husband also and reouest
> BY Which, al he Go Sired with her father Williamsburg
acuns Artificial Teeth efe yed only few months ago She
romoyRs the anpsoahi meialo hilden The funeral
nlouh by all Other modes 4 O'clock fr,n, oto
J. W. would call particular attention i0A rom ~
Of Inserting Teeth Gold Plate Persons me city will
snch would do well call and examine
operations will tIe best Workmanship
material give satisfaction those who thelf
him J Tste 10 following OY
itLair
pTneso Stone fT IlenbTnGk N7orpby Nevra took the
PoessCI Mor1by sykes HYDE Robson & Al=a ton.
Professor Duluy, StuIges L Wright etc; etc,
EE- DenuBu supplied with Gold Fol-, Plate, Teeth co.
~ C CS anu f Pg5Ss u' AZ d. I5 d. r,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

Dr. Townsend not ha tested bis 1 as s M gS
of F Of coue never Leeonme4e ' TI and esp5etabs
~ Taeeiye the following from an htslusei' o'i1
Farmer Of WesIcheseE county 1919, A7ruzt a. lB4T
T1r JI7,1nssndDeRT Sir: have htte gM SYs ygs
of oge who has been several years 9hotea WIN s,
sIfbaIgh we eond find recommendation "a our
oI casss like hers. we thOuzh as she Wa ~ VIZ and sTe
YeqV ead we did, for ii not only restored her Streng,
- M No ratur Of the fits, great pleasure anu I
fs She Is fast becoming rugged and hearty Iot "un
" fac, grateful, Yours, respectfully -, t,-, 7,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

* iCh-8J casks prime fresh CaD,ins RI i, -
sav ny AUS BARELLl s 4is' y. LOS as NJ
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81 democracy, thoughEoinn 20 ,ba moe,inn u.. -
ior The Independent Tllng 70 'le meelng was %
on which tbsT, fer. In his judgement they
ing, and lou "a to the IA tes of the school
| caused tbsn, =" they might do well enough
several yybig no oe Taylor men, Mr.. Barker, he
he thoupb, ~ the resolutions from the table
further no,;oo s1gHen laid by a vote of the meet
any action sbouI y cSsiEem away in his pocket and
would ba - Fl anlblished in the Crescent and
warmly anrlaS :, bnoRs-U Under these circumstances,
no descan,,a1 &ssCANi!DLES5 not bound to take any
Mr.. NJ. N. ss z A kPl solutions, IT, however,
voices and he PlSn on w ag an ops1 ss
,aJ , and excellent spgRout and when he closed
nae the honor to be presstand. "N " ~
3us came up this e's was called for by many
rougSt Upon Upon the materOrward and responded in
aid that no the pFeseShB' Eech He said he had not
tho L.. should alwashopnt at the preceding meet
'ne democratic mi Gnnpovi',r ,c, 5n. be so, .,
danger. ,Els etc. etc, etc. all OF "'"'' Jys2
rgpfU
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relographed to the "Daly oroseent.u

BALTIMORE. Sept. 12-6.aO 7. NJ.
In the House of Representatives to-day, the Flu.
gitive Slave Bill was ordered to a third reading
by vote of los to 70.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

the xaet Of SsYgapayia has been expressly pEepaeu IN
ga f-sIcs 10 female complaints No female VINO M 41 tn
H. snnn0-s ahe approaching that critical PERIOD,
ar any OF he numerous horrible diseases 90 whiGh la
~ Isc, NJ this time of life. This psnQd may pc dey
~ ' vaT Nv using this medicine. Nor les y&lH3
BE ior those who approaehmg wons499Od' y VI
Stng the sygem. Indesd this medicine lnyaiuepe HI
he 6ecete diseases TO which women are suo!eGt ~
Nv ~ s,s, TsneWs permanently the natural eneIsf
bv rant women o.impuTes OF the budy,n NJ 50 ia{ lu
sIiLiuy q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

Dr J,o,snsena-Dear Sir: | purchas, McNar, Of Gala
httIe 81 sarsapara Of your agent, Mr. Before had fin
naZoo 10 nv ii for the Fever and Ague NOOd and ever
% Ii bote il appeared to warm theL hey were les
ober day. when the ch and fever appe3Teai she en-
yoeh ,,asd and she was much better an she very
before she took the ague lady Sa n% H. 6ne anu
WIZ WIZ efi in very weak and distressing slatet ~ ~ beS
exceedngy with the cake seeing t fsw 5oes. and
oT S Ter IN few weeks complete health iO ent II
eslGe lbont doubt unequaed in diseases ihcueii y
pa1 ~ and II Won think that this communication VIII us
of You are al lneigl 10 VS." " CHARLES II. SWAIN
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An with the, vi 49,. Ie"cT I'd tot
"snt and nstLaestS Interested at tho"aur"u',ft
US in Moptgo9HGa,,' lTilHce had prS -...
yss ney ,',sa Ts, but Of ouch some un, ,g.,.
q 5s W has been Ost on hi1, ey, and I on ;' %
nadon eons Se,iieatt6n Of ~. ,S@ or sior' '
y vi, Inn probably g ~ AliHEE9 eos C.du
sh"N Rngold, t AsSs Iu.re. G..
,lsTTN-A COmlorNauI ,s-less than :. -, All au,g
IL 10 exe3Bed S0UIS MA75S,GSnn,n and Grayl'a',
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

The following, one day later, notwithstanding
the mail failure, comes to us by the way of Louis
vile:
WASHINGTON, Sept 4.
Senate On motion Of Mr.. Clay, The Bill to
poned in consequence of the abaendJ sHe has made
Senator'S and made Of not 10 ne TS
Mr. Ri; as subscriptions to Mutual Insurance.
Rce by G5qSnSsF Fund Of remains q
rri III The Company has accumulated Si'"''
take its place. I'll ,..rtrd and extensive uaVehla
| priyleges allowed, ,,..o.ors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-13

sPll AN NEW YoRK, April %, l'4I;
Dr. Tsonss verify PsSye 5ast q y9g savng my e
has been the ae Years had bad cough 1t became "9d
65 nPy S0e At raised aFsg ned Snd o rGoe and
night swsas, 1 o live. have only used your SaIsapq6
. 55 tine and there has w9nder 01e tbg city, ase
Il ma and NV cough has left me. on e.9 we ernnt
bst am thankful Tor these results; oa, aibarne street.