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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

ne svAssvssss hsvsss pvres >s.S ~,
sther pertssvs IN the hte ern " 2
s.sssx " he steam ~ eirs s.suss~sv
srssr IRE immst,sss srr~rissess~se~
rspstsssse - ce~~tructtss scsise-v
NE p~Afis - veqs'rs fvrskev ss~ss
are see tesrs saaed 70 the slre~<y.
Ave ss'skissknsrs ~ she hire N ~
ave sseh 1.sr~'eh 10 ,hs several Meet
=. ss~i meet tbs decree ~ ell che n
~w~o~R
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

A r.RICAE pRAvATIc FUND ASSOCIATION NIB
IA los Falcon Thur,dAy next or fnrs rreaees Anne
Ksmhs VIII read ehshspsars's play ~ rae TBNeESr,
sseoransd BY the Incidental The part q Ariel vii
be by Miss DsLuos asd the ehoYases slses &c
ses', shcr Of snatsur ssS Lds. 20 Gentle
pria the fusd Of the above ipssuou Tickets oae
dollar aoh BE- had the Hotels Music otorss and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

M FIA| $500 49, -
CUNT Z 20 = CALEDONIA RxPRBsS ma. ESQ.
IL Bach. a Lemss 10 9Epssss reeessy ~. See
Yrsseisss. being psscnsS s~susaessl 81 meet u sAe
BY arr from thsse he vid psrsasAy sssssd
sp..sh LeUNr : 90 ss ssosA..y ssy zen =.
w EruOsk = 0KAY. -COeHlnnI0n n0nO1AHry,
Bssieis Cali aefsr - Lews ne7fsy4i oAasps
Wright 1 Ripley; snd =. .. Tses1wsu New vHA ysegsss
rrssawsn Perry; sieaaU O. =. Carroll = 0As psSteni
.s - s.ss e; = -
sgsv c. oMY
EINcb.s CsLIFoaNIA ExPeRss PAss0v0IB
- Irsio-vrcm New York W rovs uAvssa ~ Nssoship.
thenos oy eoashss seng The lin1 u
%isr, POST ,h,oush psso, down he Ria asT he
peesed 20 b. made IN sisy dAys rm lsvasa cores %
srei Will the xDsSton also ave ns1utaia
bowtsers, xy fsss under srpsrosss1 snsr,
=. - an s,s,r 70 sous he eou. cad hsas b 1Ay, and
81 Val sttee.. Jarasv Court.
r. BoTCHKlss. SAN rRANOIsc0. CALI sORNIA
~ tsvtas locsted In eapaoieus wArehouss and wharf
With somoept ~Atsrf lighters. prsDsrs1 receive
9Enmenh S.rcnsndse, and rssrs - uassra james \.
nss &c l% front street, New Yssk and " l. a caa-
II L. ecRANToN GENERAL NBBOuANDDINo
eand Commission Business City, Onornia.
seterses-e si,n Tg,ue New Haven; Bvsrist = Dssvn,
CALIFOR~IA sroREs-TeE sUBsCalBgea uAy-
~ ,nx had much sspvrsaos In putsins 40 DALI
choicest austeso all tuds Of hsss WsSa
Liquors &c. in the most careful Dsss
sonsbls prices The attention of bu, sy ssli
cited BY sBDFFLOT 4 RtsSSLL. Us ssrss stssss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02


0lsCkLkAnHOUD.
RILLTA STRANGERS AND OTHERS woo
- wish to play purchase Billiards, will end this only
slsfe marble and rsn tables with and India rubber
eushsns. at BA5sF0RD's cid stand Me- Am, and it9
ful Seven Of the above superior tables for
plsyitg and constantly hand for SALE with
article In hs trade No paine spared 70 make Gentsmsn
y no visit these rooms comfortable and quiet
HUGE WATERS WISHES TO INFORM rus IsHAsI-
taps Of New York ssd ooklyn. that he has bees
Of asphalte for ast ave 10 tho 0i-
tsh Asphalse Oompsny In word he york Asoha'ts
To perfection In all is brasehss and opon 10 engage
With person having small capital 20 commence
With Fer further Information apply JAk4S COIL NJ
GO SAT- We AiL-TRs BBsr sroRs ~ rHB ONE
y yea dspesd upon We all sgrss ppsn thas and
tanly tbeis store whsrc are slw sure OF siog
Atesd with pair " boots that v lock veil and WE'LL
~ the very lewsst price hi. JOINTS. ~ Ana s1sss
VoSlpB pLANDEtB CHILDREN's CLOTHING Is So
In this And fer sale 90 bs
Wholesale ross hassau street. by the package OF single
ITO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS BLOCKS voR
Balls and Derriesg Also Rop for lex, 50 Bar
ling Clip
THE SUBSCRIBER orvERs MS ANNUAL Assoar-
meat Of fresh Agricultural sed Hossiculturl sds
Fruit snd Tree In great VARIETY, Craps Vines
ed shrubhery. large eeseticn Of kxosis flsns ana
Of srolss IN his line fsw bArrss st
ssry sovereign and issved idnsy Posasoes
for cir valuable quality Of boiling dy wh-n yosss
esrsnsers aDS others wishing 20 purchass invited "
cell anime for themselves. DUNLAP,
Seees~an sud rierst ep B,oafway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

SocI1TY LIBRARY. sH BRoADwAY-rHE FIRST
~ DrswibE Room snertasmsns in New York. Tuesday
evening April d. upon the Poems Of Hood aud the Lnged
LpenSs ~ M Tsverser lateiy arrived from EnSsud
Lbrarv Mercantile Library and principal Book btsrss
q IN vnep 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

~ OF ICE-1HR OOfA RrNHRs0Tr HRRerOFOen
IN eriesss k<svess he s-s-srssss snS shs trn EFT
seer ssa " sAe day sss.yss nssssi s.rs.sN p.
ss~vss ~ Qssvt<sd, vhc vii the n =
t.pssdj Gees soaeAr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

WAHyrD-- nv A uIoHLr rssrBcvAnLs rAvrtr.
.ssssrs tssr rsy. $1,000 . ~. ssy-, -
ss-vs rse'h street r~-, 80 \, sses-t So y 80 -
sstse essn cad ress.rst Address a. D. g, hssss sNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

IL PInsors HAVING cLAins AaAissr 4
n koyhuan Of Celia eCvfrS Pus~as Ccvnsy, n ", vtl
.:.. Ysss.' 'As- sssv'ss sAis 1sss ga ss sA'ssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

CRASD PIANO FosIr roa sALE-usDe syoSe
NJ the mot sslshrstsd mahes IN this -
~e,d e,ss .syss eets.'s Ie,ts.y r.- ,sd 70 ae..I
psstse.isr. BE- W rerss. .shlsx ~
sc4es e. ipstunest b, sdsree-rs a. n. ses 90 Lever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

INTENDED ~ foFm monsey nne bstWse9 PAnano
Ans Cscrnis Ps~sensers In the oAstas
furshes betcns hut End hqucrs fAsssAeers In
the ssrse found ~h sscf nttsss furshsS -
ths crs~ ana 18th osursse snd os~. All rAsssaSsrs viii
BE- soed perennial hAsssxs the VI
10 lbs seisht .,edss cubic fsst-
Freight sxtsa baggage asrosasdss ~hsn alen STU
,pd AID taf all PaokAgso
should not eroeea rS is- ~ssht for mule garbage
CAhin. ntssraxs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

CyoR cAIIroxsIA-s,srArca LINZ ear LAol
pss-ssssr. ssI 10 zee dave sap sLEaAnr pei
! k.r,k s,y,r. svin u ss hsssssa ssrrsL
frsashs. ans have s~,eA stse~,rh. - -.
q. UtruN CO.. " Van street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

Ne es ,asded ill tsssa baggage Changes
smsArsirg and srhhisK and all pcr-ona port eharses.
including health f~ I'D hr- o. be paid ~ the pas
No occurred until psid for Apply - Tie
lee sf the ComrssS. ~ south street. Nsv vork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

q IN nnn or Ut CLASP WELL AseosrgD ND
lV,OOV nsv rsrss.s !. 49, n,shn< rsts..< pre-
. q ssS - Wee
ss.es Cas- ohssa.n.r s,.s.ss. =. sslss lsss Ls1ss
s .ss,sssss ,ss s. e. - y 49, ., .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

ERATKLIN MUsgUn, Ito CuATHAH sQUARe-rwo
performs every day, In the afternoon and the
week The "uods Arsi:ss IN spessr in some new sal
.s .I as 4.
By the best formed shs vord together wh
ths Female bipstreis. Female Arab Girls Female
Jugssrs burlssqss comic and fancy With variety
Of original 70 b found 1t other sacs 81
York Prices 81 sdm,ssion-Stsrs ssats
0Ls kcrsa fsc, psruuetss IKE: eviv.ts hor.. a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

A nKRicAn DRAsATIc rUsD ASSOCIATION -sPB.
IA eta Notee-Tbe Tickets fr the Second Anniversary
Dinner April ioth. 1850 rsdy and Be had q
The President David O. Golden - LAght the True
Hns wan street John Nc k:os Clay Al. Hal.
Directors the ecrtary John Broushsn. hss street
~ the Aston Bouss. NJ BIAS the number OF tickets
rily linitsd. h
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WANIED-A riArO I4kIE pLAlsR r0 tn svnL
music; siss Tenor and Ballad Singer Who sngs
Erg,h huseif either upon
spiaS. Rcfs required. Cell siguer Rapsss
las Ars street. between the hesrs ef snd o'clock r. r.
ENrR SALE BARGAIN tbs BROADWAY THEA
ssaloon che Broadway Thsatrs will Ne Id ~
bsYsain cash fuUediate isasion
b made the prsnises The wssnt oecupsats health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-02

RAYNEs PANOaAnA OF VOYAGE TO EURoPE-
~ Open every evening, the Hail. Minerva Rooms
eoS Bro.dw.y smsrsetss view. Of Bosses Liysrpoo
dren under twslve. 10 Doors opsu 81
moving ct ~ p u An exhibition Satur-
three ~'NIack
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sIIIPPaN u.

CTEAvsBIp ATLANTIC. FOR LIvEspOoL 10 san
- SATURDAY., 9th rril For fregbt of 80 hsAv
goods, sppl, TO EDwAsDk coLLlNs, " sssth o..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

but shall suJoin few teimonals its value selected
from the thousands In our possession, from all parts u
~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

FOR PIRIFYLNG THEBLO0D, and for The Cure qr sce,
ulG, hsTc-iGi Diseases, RhrG B Cu1Hsous ErilUroGs
Sr559Tn Uc1-s Ligcr C2EPia4, Dy42s7sa, Broae'iia
k-ys0ses Loss e' Appetite, PnPlss, Bites General Dahl
experience since its first introduction public favor during
time limitations sprung existence founding their
claims the confidence Of the community powers
contained in the sarp great reputation extended
use Of which has been manly attributable many
effected by the Of tn PREPARATION While Saapara
root forms important part combination
time, compounded with other vegetable remedies great power
is the peculiar c0mbna and scientific
on that Its remarkable success in the Of disease dpen
Other preparations initiate the style putting up,
ing the OF OF its ingredients and here ends
bance to it. Those needing remedy purifier
quesed note VIII this difference making
what hey will USE not toase other but that emitted their
Confidence from The long list Of has effected living
n'sss whose esmn aud residences have been Eubshed and
who still bearing daily testimony worth. The
OF medicine has scarcely furnished parallel
and remarkable effected by
nm an u
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~ HARRISON, Acting Surveyor.
First Wayd.
Mn A. woofolks Lot; fronng Tchouptoulas street.
Sdsy EossoS ;s fontns on ssgasias near sa.n Street
HssTns Tauag loniag The Above ''
Tsbos,, TTibSsa E;siFsa. Geese and e & JIs.
lanes o.. John the Baptist between Marset and St.
81 Ss S, 9i O VIII sDond agsn St John the Baptist between
rsne. f25n y,I 6s! 81 po@ar Theresa and Bec1ss,
IN, NJ Rogers , H. Duffy ageE TchouprouIas
Lvsals, Richard street, between s.. John the sap and
gaSTox Mason, sgsn; g. John the Baptist, between Richard
Terrell '' Jon" ne ead ~ % %RjS'Il and Market
Estate 2f w. n %2ga.nston tJg a.a as.ut on Dryads.
T. dsss d5SS.s' bounded sao;hu, Dr,.s. u.sr.
i.amiTtre streets and Felicity Road '''ps
P Irwin rhata, between sssshua and Dryads, street
g RepPs; Mep7as and y idss ssf.
e Duncan sogh-ws't corner Of Magszine and Co6aR:
Io4se t 5I{ sli5sq triangle head Of Camp street.
Owner unso@ni northeast corGsfof Camp and Basin
Thru Ward.
M r & l. Goss u Ga@ sn4 Sa F 5
G. Padding, Front Le7ss, esen ussa and Gaisuns streets
Jas:i Hs sgss1te, bssvss" Lsyss and Tboupt.opar
yossPh Eovtsr Do. DO do Do.
John Ff56 E ana 5a f9 hsyss
4nffs~ su1sts be "een TcbogPog.a, and Fro3t Levse
Peter Conrsy corner q szet.e and An.uneiaou
Do. Dc. Louis aad Do.
DoheTy tcuddy Co agsut') Camp, between sstes and
Owner unknown suzet,s, between Magazine and Constance
Fourth Ward.
r. so6ts ASTcgs; .n. 8s,r e. Th3 E I'D EF'to se
j. snd@rnan Bacehus, Trton walE Csliope
soq s s. P2j'p % 2, sssn, Dryads between Clio and
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4. =. NVATERN MAN,
(LATE HOLMES " CU.)
SODA AND MINERAL WATER

MANUFACTURER,
M - E~Gf, correr lrrGH1eet street, Nelo Orleans
a.si" SODA OR MINERAL. WATER, in Glass Bot.
l s w, or [,i 5Ls Lemon etc., io
'L 3D.. .-p rNAnJy' put W IN shipping order, at tine
}o,r. ssSeogI lsSogI o%rd to Comwjssiqn Me-c9ant,,
always on a, for s -'''"'' Is 0' every "I1y8Ilon @y8 3m
t.'o PA. TGssa aN5' iIJ iLDEHs.-A. BROWN
b and Yao% Pine, e. NsasSSSS. ;SSS q & Sn9y 6eF
lad Pel2T. iaaossgE, ST}Ee,a &l@ ns".tesi l.oth,
III STEAM SAWSIILi 4 ,Tcnuz, Ms" Mss" o"
Dnurs 0T all kinds o. Cypress Lumber delivered any
WI tire Mississippi River below Nalchaz, a 7Eor
L,lt4iI AET n .ils--Assored, 30 TO - inches, Ten
Sc % &PE E"2a 8IRs FFtU5RSHcE MoGfu5S' T es
'''' ' .'''' ''' ''' ''' v. v B. moCUTCu9N & co.
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
- p. IL. FEiI. 81 CO, 81 gOaMoS sTREEr,Sra
= 9gnd rclqL -; Lamps PLATED and Inianni} Htt1
lva;er wI be offered at low priccs and
when Tor the packei in the safest manner Jc2 ly
A 4, A4Nsll utETH, MQT45R,Y PUBAIC .91rD .s,D,
q re CHtoa. trRLc OFFlCE-N9 SG CAMP s,IERfEI ,E
New Origin, Re cowmssonsg@ ELS 1850 by Coy, @aRf Hi:
sa-e where appointments may be made for business OF
~ laposons taken, Accounts Probated Deeds ard
y risa.; Drawn and all Documents and InstLqIients gi
] & IF GNtF'Ghh Ni' hhPTfsAatTffEsa sTATEs. 'Or Sc anu RECORD "
.ia'ls Hgt n'eT protests particularly attended 70 !;
-r al Of Genera, Average or Padal Loss correctly
s.a-I ln 3 rnnpi'y arranged. mh3OI Iy
GtTDNEs! STDN tS-lu store and for sale a -
4ul EarrODm STOVES. zssig
lcGuH's celebrated Air tight COOK STOVES, FSBN
HuI ' The Stove will be found surpass all others
ran.- economy, eToeienay and simplicity. And rs lorre
sr4u.. aIgauce on cost. G. W. W. GOODWYN
Wholesale and Retail Tiuware Manufacory,
1'25 y Front Levee, n. o.
- = "1"TTA TNVINE-7O bales.
COCHRAN & co. q Toh0upitouIas st.
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ESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2, 1850.
DR.. DAVIS's
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR

IN OFFERING to the public this new and remedy
l t3T CONS U.nPTION, BRO.TCHTTIS, y8STHJHy4,
COO6HS, COLDS, ete,, we append few notices the
character and efficacy Of the medicine. Numerous esto
nias be in pamphlet for distribution athe agency
which invited obtain. ltmay be proper 10 saw
that Dr. D. eminent practising ph ysician Oftwelye yea
standing, graduate Of the University OF Pennsylvania
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

OR, COFsTlPATIOH ns THE BOwELR.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the suest safest and remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the cases, and aer
all the old remedies have failed. PersOns have feluen
called office with astonbmen their faces Static
thst they had used the for other diseases upon part
of their bodies the bowels, and that cOpOu movement
had resulted fromit This result will always follow toroug
rubbing of the Extractor upon the bowels when they COS
tive Let the experiment be tried 1t perfectly safe
in no instan can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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q NtaU Ihe I0IoWlns TTom
New ORLEANS. Nov. "a 1919

Ners SANDS Gentlemen: take the liberty of sending
you letter Nm'h may he ut Importance 10 ho who suffering
as have done received benefit sHrsapar,
ing been cured oil nFlA after suffering hereby
cheriuy certify the good effect medicine aud hope God
will reward for all the good you have
had tormente day and night repeated
ducetl believe that " c0nslmunu.
while suffering violent alta OF burning fever friend persuaded
0mp rabs medicine; truth, had
confidence in finally purch sed bottle and, by
the hepo God restored heal than had enjoyed
bless
With great respect aIn, gentlemen Y OBJ servt.
FERMlN GROUPAZ.
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sAIT RERTM
n d II n . q VI
if DALIEY5S PAIN EXTR ACTOR

This certifes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in my family for Salt Rheum Of thirteen years
durauOn and for Warts These fierce diseases have been
aevated, and they both entirely removed There
can he uOdoubt but this Medicine has all the that the
Patent eCiams it., from what has fallen under Obsef
y8oE added the respectable testimonials in its favor
by others Tho have used it in immediate reet
do caeeuY recommend 70 the attention ctthe afflicted
the this invaluable salve.
Bugaio, M y ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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For EIysleaa the P AIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies may make the disease dlsaple Tor =
other place The Pain Extractor however dralos 0t
tb,ro oh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

DapiS's SyruP Of Hiid Cherry and Tqr-We would call
attention to the advertisement of this valuable medicine in an.
other column Several of its sautary effects have come
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend it to the atlcted.-Ed NJ j. WeskIy Visiter
aud Iemperlnes Sentlnek, (TrentOR,) Feb. 3. ISL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

Jenny Lind has got herself into business Her
mupcence in giving the total of her ft nights earnings
lmore han slO00 to charitable objects, has the whole
tribe of heggas after her, great and rail- Oh and low,
young and maluens bond and ree She receives an
average hundred and te-Hty letters dap, soliciting
share Of her hberality.
Junius Smith, of South Carolina, has demon-
ruied that the plant may be successfully cultivated in
the United lie that the nuts received by
him from China in May planted in jane and that on
tue 9th OF the present month Of Sepember many Of them
from inches in height" strong hea thy, beant-
tu plants the original China seed, terminating
lit themselves above groun in less than three months touE
the Of planting fhs Rnls.V
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She Droug ned box, and applied the sores,
felt immediate wherever it tOuChed me, and begged
frr % thoroughly. 1t obtained, and
q lew 70 seemed N To the burning and
10 the ch= even made Pills Of it, and took them which
cured me. | owe my Life TO your valuable Extract |
benEnOw strong ever, and have been ever since early
the year 1872. KERZIA FRENCH.
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under medical skill in the cities OF New
York and Albany, aborng under the distressing Ey.
lelas attended with Inflammation of the kidneys, and with
bleeding Piles, despy liberated with large .nnDs OF the ze
of hens pruTudng and large bos covered my body.
The uTinRFy reun stopped for days, when distress be
came Itolssu My tongue cracked. and the roof of my
mouth covered with sores, and my chest, at the
my eck, was in constant burning heat, that cold was
did not 700 IT,
L. L sl
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Origin Of Nantucket As many of the citizens
OF tins Isle of the Sea may be ignorant of its ORIGIN
or how 1t was formed, we give below an Indian
tradition, which believe to be the truth IF any
of the present inhabitants of the island can prove
II to be false, we should be pleased to hear from
them.
On the west end of Martba's Vineyard are high
cliffs OF variegated colorsd earths, known by the
name OF Gay Head. On the top of the hill is
large cavity which has the appearance of the crater
Of an eXtnguished volcano, and there are evident
ma ks of former subterrapeOus fires. The Indians,
who i've about this spot, have tradition that
tain Deny resided there before the Europeans came
| to Amerlca-rhat his name ManshOP, that he
used TO step a ledge Of rocks, which ran into
| rhs sea, and take up whale, which he hroed for
his own eating in the Goals Of the aforesaid volcano
! and often invited the Indians to dine with him or
gave them the relics of his meal. That once to
| show their gratitude to Manshop for his very great
kindness 10 them, they made an Offering to him of
all the tobacco which grew upon the island for one
season. This was scarcely enough 10 fill his great
pipe, bat he received the present very graciu,ly,
smoked his pipe and turned out the ashes Of 1t Ito
the sea, which formed the Island of antucket.
Upon the coming Of the Europeans into America,
Manshop retired in disgust, and has never since
been seen Boston Times
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New DURHAM, n. J. June 20, ls49
@ sSI aa G ht Ca R y %e ad Riiss y %ii
Inflicted from her nh with hunt IN her blood We coR'u ted
f uuli through Re Thomas Davis 'e medicl
daughter yi'g experienced permanent
from being ronz6, hard scoy, became Nv
ny frm belrf vii produce per ec Youfs with respect
the English NeghTOEhOOd
hRr Prepared and sold, retail by A. u.
SANDS PmgEi'&s & ePd Ghsm' 100 Fulton street Of WI
ts- PFee 81 90 per bottle, bottles Tor s. 90.
ts For sale by slCKLEs & CO., N JARVIS h CO. and r.
COSTA l. CO. Montgomery ....L. GAN TES g. co. Donald
onvlls -" Q. WooDNAN, vtck.bu
MARBLE BI.OCKs, SLABS and TILEs-Re
and taken taken u 9, , our store. The following.
1000 Slab Of ya,,9as sizes, white veined, BardglO.
Soog Tei ets of y%gs sizes I rom to 20 inches square
Also, ast received and now on the Ieyee, wee
% blocks CarSrs, white and BaFiiglio Marble for
Also large polished MARBLE VASE G1iI sDitaTis fSi
Bar,room or coda Fountain for sale as above. s14
MARBLE-20 blocks White tahan Marble direct fE2m rom
Francesca from GenUR PE p s9 G' co Fl Common st.
Y Also on hand, by arrivals, BsrigIo ara Dove
Marble n blocks and slabs and Ie Of az & sfT s m far aI
low to el0se oonsignments le-S
SEGARs-A large and choice assortment Of best Havana
Ugues Cabanos, Sol Diana, Patron, CameIas, Isa de
Cuba, Ines Maras, Dos HemanOs lngengldau, barnes,
Orleans Dahias etc etc. always hand and Or sale by
J. RUMAYOsA Front Level y n,s1y'.s,. snlTs'
SIT Sod between CnstomhooS- n"" ~
DIASTER-IOu bgrrels Newark and Rosendae. landlnP
1000 barrels Croon Wotherspoous and other brands, in
'S!g' ~ ''' WAYMAN n HOLDEN, 9s MAGAZINE St
NRTGs, MEDICINES, stC,-The subscriber is now
ecsIvng fresh aluDy Of articles in his line. oIer
them for sale on reasonable terms. JAS, s. SHAW
n d. 'Ntf Druggist NaFanhp CnrraE.
ENGLIsH DAIRY CHEEsE-2O cases received per
u ship Ohio, and Tor sale by
~ "HAS. STOUGHTON, "a Camp street.
ATHs-l5oC0 co.. Northern l.ahs, landing ev bark Roman
1 and Tor sale by
au2s BAREI.I.I n co, 81 Common st.
TpOBACCO-sOO boxes fine Havana and lower grades,
"a i W. ARTHUR & co. % AMI . New Leyee.
ID OMAN CEMENT 100 bhls, superior in store and
N fHr s7le Wy HANMAN * HOLDEN,
ais % Magazine sFNat.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

LIaoMER, JuIy N I5464 Wild Cherry and Tar SyTup
gives general Satisfaction We have been of for some
daily inquired l0r and thought perhaps it would be bes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

The new Wire Suspension Bridge is now COM
pleted. 1t is beautiful and mas ery specimen Of
workmanship, and reflects much credit on Mr..
Fields, the skltul and ingenious architect, as well
as upon many members OF the company, who ac-
lively participated in the labor and management
of the enterprise.
The structure has been severely tested, by the
passage of several large droyes of mules, about a
hundred each, and Judging from the free public
| use to which il has been subjected thus far the
public have become ftm'liarlzed with the idea of
its safery.-N NashUdle True Wing, 2lst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02
JOHN F. DRAM, Ladies' Shoemaker. 70 Race street.

ER Merchants from different sections of the country, give
The most atterng OF the and
hcaGy Of d Daviss Syrup, under their notice A number
Of them witnessing its virtues have regularly sold on
dtOn that if it did give satisfaction the price should be
returned and of them has had any application to re-
turn the This speaks volumes in favor of the med-
cine We append few extracts from orders, samples Of
those we are IN frequent receipt Of well of verbal
frequently hear:
[Fr0 Doctors Vaughan and Rush, both practisisg ply.
sieidRs, as t1sH as DrlIggistS.l
MisHAwAKA, Ind, June |, lS47-Dr Davis's Syrup of
Wild Chery and Tar goes of like cakes We think that
HyOu choose to give Wholesale agency that medicine
we can dispose OF almost amount in Northern Indiana
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02
FILLING LOTS.

GREEABLY Re oiuuon of the CouHsh a Second
"A psty, ed Augus a. 1885, the sl the following Lots
situated this Municipality, hereby required 10 have the
filled the PER level within hir days, luheT peoayoi hue
Dollars
said Lyts untitled and the thirty days
from thin notice, Lots unfeJ they will filed
Surveyor al the expense Of their respective