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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18
FANCY GOODS.
FrO2scis .FMbre r. Go.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Establishment,
20 Magazine street,
HAVE the pleasure Of informing their friends that they
Ii receipt Of most choice son Of Fall aud Winter Goods all
Of The best maera manufactured in the latest style and at
moderate prices.
Their stock comprises part.
Super black and blue French cloth Dress Coats;
black, blue brown olive and dailia Frock Coats;
black, brown and olive cloth Surouts;
black, brown, olive and drNb Sac Coats;
brown, olive and dahlia Business Coats;
black French cloth Cloaks;
black aud fancy cashmere Embroidered Vests
blaek and fancy single and doublehreasted Vests; .
black aud fancy silk and satin Vests
rich figured cashmere Vests;
White Marseilles Vests, styles;
black and fancy caSsimere Pants;
linen and Shirts;
nerino silk end cotton nsi undeFshirs;
Drswersi
silk and cotton Elastic SuspendeTs;
silk and linen cambric Pocket Handkerchief
cashTneTe and cashmere prints Robes de Chamtre;
black, white and colored Kid Gloves
black, blue, brown and green silk Umbrelasi
large assortment Of rich figured coored and biaek silk and
Satin Cravats, Htyes;
b. Constantly hand, Of Travelling
Trunks, VAlises and Carpet Bags.
And will be In receipt Of fresh supplies by packet during
lht us 3mI2t2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

The threatened dssDiufion Of the Cabinet ap~
pears p have been avoided By some eoFaprcmise-
The King is new disposed 70 take The oath OF The
Constitution.
The Erfut Parliament is declared TO BE- an Inn
perious political Necessity for Prnzsia. 10 Wurem-
bsrg there appears % be change Of opinion favor
able 10 Russian inference.
The Hanoveran Chamber refuses 10 recngnize
the Central Commission Ct Austria and Prussia A
Constitution is recommended Tor Germany.
Austria 10 occupied with the nnmbefIeas Ceussi-
tutions for her Provinces. Pns Provincial DIes
are to be convozed in October, land that Of the Fan
pirs-wih assemble in 1e5Ll
RoMK.
IL Is said that want of money prevents tlse Pope
rom returning 70 his capital, and thai France has
offered funds 10 his Holiness The Archbishop
B,uTgea Is faid 40 b. tue bearer Of this offer made ia
the name Of tie Ffs1eh aSistorracy.
sARp1HIk.
The -BardiHian Chamberof Deputies have aI-
pE0ye9 the treatF Of peace eourluissi al Milan be-
iwesn the Piedmoniese add Ire Aussrisns. II j
exFecfed the Senate will also approve il ii Berlin.
Negotiations for the treaty Of peaes at Denmark
haye been renewed.
The Russians having resumed Diplomatic rsla-
tons wilh the Porte, il is expected that The Ans
triaas will not beslow tofoll0w.
sm4R'K .
LayEzpoa1, Friday Ereaus-
time less buoyan week ago. Thesaes of sreign
snd colonial produce a . odetate extent dnK ihe 49,
senerey have been paid The Improved tone with whe
tent and tcieably well Supplied by hoe he fa of
* The sd o January arrived sa@ New OK sSTnx a
advance Of one eeir per pound "a hst arFe, and dser
crop The gar.e imsiiatsy manifested vsy eseiss
srs and an advance of "a ana Il sose i1sa1es "a - ~
Wa once obtained b hosr an he q 8 reaefd 5000
e. aesis e dsaand Ess bssn On nn aaiss es
Es sess sy .sRgs T: a dsns Sa % g FL ss9 % s %
day quesy a an advance Of sc I'D y y ugen tae qnofa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

building was owned by the General Insurance Co.
No. Sc. A. Hill, House furnishing store. Mr..
Hill had very large stock oi goods on hand
Partial insurance.
House owned by A. Livauda"
NO. DO II. ra,s1n', Niuio s'e @.,u iano
warehouse. mr' 7. nau +" "uos, =, y ''A0 ''''u~
neIts on manu. ohe o',y 81 ~ %..on 90 s"teu
ms loss amounts ~ @iV'oVo; nu, u'''i9,a"e
maj nc was insuieu " 'i'o iui tpW.lp ~
oince Oh tne oeiihah p"pe', 0'ie Nsepuo'
hKaner' r. H. oou'hihayu eui'oi anu p'oPiie'0i-
total ioss-no Hsurahce-no' even sn @e0ouh'
book The valuable private iiprafy oi mr' .. was
also destroyed. teiegrapmc oispatch mas aheaoy
been forwarded by the enierPrlslng proprietor LOT
new materials, and the paper VIII DC again ISSUED
IN fifteen days.
Edwin Ferguson, Commission merchant Con-
tents OF office destroyed.
Thomas Maddox, agent OF DICKSON q Co', Jew
eers, Philadelphia. Nothing saved.
Building owned by L. r. Foucher. insured.
No. 60. T. s. Campbell, House-iurnisnng store
and stove warehouse. very large estapiishment'
extending through to BANK Place. STOCK ehtfeiy
destroyed.
N. Z. Hall, Cotton Facfor ana Commission mer-
chant Books and papers SaANsa. O'sns1 ny II" E.
foucher Insured
NO. o%. r. henneu o. Co'' Cohin'lSS'Oii anu fof-
"arding Merchants.
" IL. FeafSoh' COMMISSION Hio1eha"''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

The Merchants and Planters Insurance, Ten
nessee Marine and Fire Insurance, Protection In
surance, (of Hartford) st. Louis Perpetual Insu-
rance, Memphis Insurance, Augusta Insurance and
Banking, Delaware Mutual Insurance, and the Mu-
tual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance Companies,
the last mentioned of which only assures life now,
had no risks, and therefore lost nothing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

" JAS $. SHAW, Druggist,
% dG W.T. Neranda Corner
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN, the night of the lst inst, Double Backed
~ G0LD WATCH, medium Size, Hard Dial with
Black Figures and Hands, made by Brinkman u Collin,
London, No 2SO2Ton the outside engraved with
resembling Snake with Straight Key attached. The
above reward will be given, and questions asked any
person who will return the said Watch and Chain to the
Office of the Verandah Hotel ort
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

VINHE undersigned calls ths of the New Orlean
public TO his Select and Fashionable .4ssOrt- nSaaI
HRgnt of BOOTS and SHOES, manu- ufactured ~ III HI
solely by HIMSELF Gentlemen desirous of having IN
their Boots and Shoes made FIT-of elegant ma
teral, and sTYEE-Would do well by calling on ts
undersigned. CORK-SOLE and DoUBLE-SOLE WA.
TER-PROOF BOOTS, made to order.
O9 6m e. OiStLLIVAN, 70 St Charles street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

yTNGLlsH CANNEL4 Q0AIl-50 tons Of The eho1-s
snlsndd Geal cargo of the british hip Eliza Keith now
hS4hsfs'hs' Fpg sae n ggiS 9E agldse % suit partes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
SAMUEL E. MOORE, 81 Camp street,
N Imports and has constantly for sale, at In
EsN BILE prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, large kEIN
~ assortment Of Common and Fine CROCK-sfM
81 ERY, English and French CHINA, Cut and -
Moulded GLASSWARE, Table Gallery, Britannia
Ware, CGstOrs, Lamps, Japan Trays, Table and Tea
Spoons etc. ETC. E Goods packed as to insure safety
TO any part of the Country.
uV~ Also sent to city purchasers. do 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18
Insurance COMPANIES.

AIFtVI' uVIeNK1 N1V''VI 'VII1VFVtt''
The following arc the losses sustained by the In
surance Companies of this city, as far as we could
learn. We understand large amount of in
surance was effected at the Northern and Eastern
insurance offices:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

JOHN STROUD JOHN STROUD, JR WIN sTRoIn
JOHN STROUD az CO., I45 CoMMos sT between
a. Earo7aelet S p and BaTonqe sts, DsgLers IN AARNTN
CRATES 81 Ad MONUMENTS, TOMBS. TOME \lfLlgFEv
SLABS, GRAVE STONES, and MA RBI.E in cfflTll55ISNo
all s different varieties Thomason LIME, Cal 7NMkY7
sned PLA4sSTER ~! t OF PARIS, Roma; el.f Hy-
draulic DEMENT,, PlasteFing HAIR, White sand. N
English, Pensacola and Pittsburg FRIEDRICH. mTs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

tJSIh d co. Importers Of Hagaad Produce SuRgr
~ Cegee - Is6aecO, keep constantly on hand large al
3Ttmgut Oh CIGARS, consisting of Imperiaes, Regalias
CaEadOres, Canones, Panetelas Small Regaas Msr Ira
Uscu5 ETC. ETC., from the celebrated brands OF Havana
Als9-A general assorment Of WINES, LIQUORS, etc
tte.t NO D Front Levee, New Orleans aul 1y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

tHA5LEs LEWIS, W. ARTHUR hill.
sagts q HE'LL, Attorneys al Lac, Henderson, Rusk
County, Texas will practise in the Supreme and District
togs Of the State, and viii attend to the purchase and sae
y Lands and The location Of Certificates In any pa Of t
stare Jyi2 IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

10 Diligence Is isir fOtIaas aaa lgaaaslT !
fair estate,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

a.. CORNER or ,nhtar CORNER OF
; IS S$fFss;a es"'
Keeps constantly hand every thing in his ineincuding
great variety OF Ladies' and Gentemens Boots and Shoe
aud will sell at the lowest Cash Prices share of public
patronage is respectfully solicited ap1 ly
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
y. II. FELL ~ CO.-S4 CoMMoN St, New Orleans
Importers and Dealers, Wh0lesate and Retail.
(NA Lamps, Plated and Britannia Casors Can-rEA
4dlehcks, Table Cutlery Japanned Walters, etc. %AS
SS Goods viii be offered low prices and when ~
IOrthe country, packed in the safest manner. nj 6n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

The NICARAGUA TREATY.-A special messen-
ger, the New York Tribune says, passed through
that city, on the 11h inst, for Boston, with copy
of the treaty just signed between Mr.. Bulwer and
this Government. The treaty went by the steamer
the 18th 1t is understood thatone Of the stipu-
atons of the treaty is that neither power shall
tain possession of Tigre Island.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18

The CUsToA-HoUsE.-We understand that a
portion Of the money due the officers Of the revenue
for their January services has been received from
Washington and Tsi6aRe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-18
BUSINESS CARDS.

l.. LEVY. Note Stock aud Real Estate Broker, No.
J 26 Cump, door from Common st.. N Orleans. d ly
MI l.. McJIIION, Fancy and Staple DRY Goods
I'VE. Deater a Chartres street. d24 1y
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
IGa1Itolt Ohio.

rsrnattnt nleotr5tlatfen bat, i'm tin gsfsbatt mi
alien feinen 3wfi8en ju befrtiten. Snbtm er 3amff
piffem 1855 Giut Ditnlte finem persbrten patlts
FUN antiettt peridert tr, n 1ertrauen anf feins.
xsnntBifs, 'WttbidliAt l6jabrieen praftts
f@tn @ 6rfabritnseu jfptr anforosrnnS III Yesas
arf - DaAtrbaftlefsits u GlesanI upp pauftlimteita
SsthSen jn taync. Ecftnb 3ielsi, biz Gunff einss9
ptrthrttn pattituns 80 verpientn. st balt 60 fur
'tsrfdflfs, @ ftftif sa rdbmei ttnp Sebt BOT, rftl
9rnnelaes aus. oab ,.eas 9Dsrt ben siitsr loksn'
mug. l 1e4 Is6fg4 AZ BsE9a gsFfA lS4
Ct rtinbstale 9ttsn Won gastr, panrblets Il,
eeim Ginstlntn tns ~ sroSens Anautttaten, fc1ts
aud Dlanttddtr aller Art une fis Csuntps sAtinssrs
Aud srfsshst er .oatfAaat stein, i9gOanetsSren,
xaf4ntdAr5 fomit atis Artsn pss, papyaf6eif q
or Sent 9Dsrtffast tefiarst lisb nssr6ffIiasn
xasraraipas gstsabs, in 9sny OHtsls @@neisss.s
ptrfifitfs eeesadssr otostss Alasrieaa eotsl 1zsi
ha.s I saa Jdius zittsl. \. \:
CanteH, Ans. Is. ls49. 4s-7ss- 1al
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
Nbilipl, 2.pt.

q 81 ptbisa9els, a,' ',,1
DsatfAe, Drud.er.ei. =.
Office, Gae ttr 7isn Sao faSfi4sn Dfarftfras n.
Canton, Sbie. 49, z
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
Maler : 9ln3eiae

Srn Non 5nrild9efebrt mo i1 incline St[puna
sspa'1sm nhs l'liee perroIlfomnaet babe feebre il
mid allen Snnltfreunosn an,u,eiaen, ba6 in mia
TN pcrtraitnaltn foipic i'm Serfertiatn pon Cir,
de Senaloen, Seraclcen uno 9dIstnalem nser
S9re,ben IN oentfacr, enslifber uno fran,Sfifeber
Spra8e, tnfpfeble. '''t'''''
offtee bel scais sebnana D1a Fl { cItt, obio
Dantel 9fpffer, W2a(er.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13

DES. >. SEzLl & y. NIESZ.
long experience and observation, know that
homeopathic preparations of mineral and
herbal virtues are very effectuai 10 chronic ~
acute diseases, and will be- attended to- 3bvs d
Shell as travelling and J. Niesz as local pTaeti-
tioners 541 @sl1a ssks~ SS''a
zResidences--D. Shell mile North, and j..
Niesz Al miles Southwest, cf Canton. IA 1,4, ss
Aprifl2 IS49. 40-if.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
4Oentfebe 8nebbanbfunq.
baDn GAaers mnn (Sn

Yie unfsrSsi4netsn b,lten frrtnabrenb Gin reid.
baltisss saser BON Bibern alIer 8atfnnae,, ts,ts-
benz aus ncri,nfhen, tbepfcafsen reIts,r;s,.,.
lMsatftael1, M ia6nwdeni4aftli6rn nnb se1saidtiiSsn
netses,assrte @ Ta. Der eentaenSlaiter in peri8sss
esraplien, golfsfiaern, Sineerfariften, Silser.
fa9erm, Ssibncnrcrlassr ii, 10.
=, SurW uillcre nn,nitteltaren unb ottsaesehnten
SsfstnGullSen INIT tammtliben 9sutbanolumae,,
Ceahdianps unn Der 0obmcis nS mir il, BEN StsnS
ssssf. 1 lssss q neatfer sprae erfAisnsns qerf
salp .ne sn e,iissn preilen sa tetprsen. Qeir zen.
Ss, nntere Auftrase n,it .jcbtm Der reaeln,ssiaen
poffeanrfbiife al, nm er0aIten ,,nlere SiSer
m'1 tul esn Oamgfru 9seW, vorfl 2srcaer Sine. 1'
eDlr ptrfaufen aud 9DeAfel in tslistiatn wefra.
Ssn nro Siebtcn mad allen Uesenpeu Deuffhianss
ge ;ssSnaesrperiei9nffe ,nlsrer .eanplans inb
..ISn ern. Stirbefs 8n4banelnns in Canton
tsnnsa etsase'nslette @aaerfsrseianIs sinssebe,.
lpp,e Ssifeagnses aif irssnS Gin tslietisss SSert
ggasr S@unb 60.
,a7s8l5za1 4. Strasc spif2sn a,ain urb qDafnut.
Yqgg oinelnnati obtp. 10 stA1sr gsjia6F s9f
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
DRs. y. SHELL q j. NIEszl

EEP on hand Homeopathic Books and Med.s
NJ icines for sale, viz: 5a W Wif0 4. Hsa31 glsf
Real Lexicon, Symptomea-C Codex, Hahnast
mans Works, Hulls Jabr, Hull's Laurie, RQuH'so
Reperiory, British Journal Homeopathic Exams
iner. Harimans fherapie, Herring's and Hem
pers Domestic Physieians, Guniher's Veterinary
lFarrlery) for horses, cattle, sheep, &c with
books Of more han forty authors, ca Homeopatll-
ie Medicine. ~ as4Ts.33s 8rTs 4 fsf sf5f4s9
April I2, lS4s. f40rtf siAaaaF ae4i16yf a3s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
Ncile Nitcb bi,,Serei.

Der unterjeidnete ira6t tem putlifun BON
Starf. ano amsrtnjenpea ecuntiss bic erseseu,
Anstise, oaB 81 fid in y9 'ltlsa- s1i'lb y
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
81 enc s. Il i be rel
ai in asslgll8Sug
$40 M MaHSiIl0,t !. Ohio. II

Der ltnttrseiAnete maht biermit BIC CT creme 4ns
wcltn3us 70 fpie alle @orten setrasene Slsienn8ss
ffate auf BAG fb6nffe fartt nnc BIC Sartt 4 ipogl,
als aud reren Dausrb ftefeit sarantirt Stsfsp in
Sslcnnssifidtn 8lei6picl bur-. spas e entifanoeu,
fam CT rnffernen, rtnf Rag "a sard bas SeirpmSss
ifild MIR ben ininreffen G1attu esltibst F az
or Gesthfana, Jun Sasssn tstf,mnst tssnsn
bei Atam 0cttbptD in Canton, rftr iB
ctr Qfoaenfatrit pcn -orn. q t.inner in maf.
fiji 90 atssstten, nncnad Uttftrsiss.uS eafsItif
srirctr atefbelt lptfptn. 49, a 4ssls fss3yss
I Maffifton, OFT. 2s., ls49. 80 i
ASbilipp 2pt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13

9ct biefen 70 an9entbmen als nlklt6en unftr.
taltun9 stlatt erfHtint teten Srtitas eir san4
ser Sesen RON l6 Oetapfeiten tauter ano ecrrett
sfftidf, fur fef 8erineen prcis ron 5 Gents Die
Iurniner> ocer ,penn bas 4att aufGctfen fes setrs
eslanet mirb, fur 29plars jabrli9, in gorauste,
tabtilns. 49,
DafIslte sntbalt GrJablunsen seeiFbelettstn,t,
seiis art8safsntbeter, ipobtiSe Grimaacinaf, 9so.
pelen Qeike, 1nrtocten; fsrntrlittel in ber 5auss
anc santipirtbf1aft = far3 cas Betfe aus Der eils
rrpaifasn xaSesliteratir, mas 5erS tnp 8eift Be-.
rei6srn tann 4. s3ss 45t ss.fgs4 sntta 4 sE3 i.
1tn Gnee tines Sabres BAT ber seter (fir einen
Gpcttrreis) eintn 8ant ron s32 @eitsn sefanintlt,
Der nc pft 9eleffn ibnl nne ben StiniBen fetsl
neue unterbaltun8 nnb neues Yergnasen seipabrt ],
uT Tas sSlatt lisst 1T Der rffitr bss ;,obio
@tsafs .Wcttn1 sja Jrrerii,anns GDrfidt nnb tSm.l
nen Seffsllunssn tarauf setnaett tperren. 81 ..s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13

ssESfafe. Of Joseph Kenonx, deceased.
Notics Is thereby given thstths undersigned has
been duly appoinfsd by the Coustaof Common
pleas ri Stark County, 0hio.s adminissTstor Of
IL Esiats of joseph Renopxs deceased and that
IS was duly lifed 70 dischargs the duiiss of
aa1lsiaistfa aior a. s9jd sstate. Ii 54rsa ~
!. 1es, :. lssps--sh E George Gaillaumf-se
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
n steinri<l, @ttIDffers2

sssal l - il1 9Ietsfrisb 4isbtfers2
ff1tk II ssa ,ll}IIe 19 9tlnstt. ans Jlsn,
ss@ s6rlnf fktt6f1sl afkSrfi8 ttnb Is4s tinsf,ran.
i6tlE 90 tn Srdt)a6s Is45 f0a q jp Hsy.1sFt
a d5ss ',i btgIfs Ysslss,s zat4tatt Aasfunft r.
s{6{1((1 fd5tis, Mlfb 1frnIf Iffuntl[ srfil1f tnn
fkidnf III Dsab(r it'll ntttiaf ulitibfiIunBs IN
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
SIR Sc,,as Sssi,rter /. s6a,lDcl!.
MasetlIo1y Nlep. 2o., ls4e.

+ sss5a tisa stts4il ie1 m.
n ilIls VI 1Eail -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
/ @. 1&arpenGtfSs
9 !. A 8inSerei,

~ , ssf NWts3pHsk NOtWtt <pst |VspsR-f8
~ Der ltmterse6nete mabt biermit fsinen Srtansfn
i,up cem pmtltnm uterbaupt bic eraefene Au3rt8e,
TAD rr felt Htirsem atbrere Uerfthtrisn9tn III iti'
hnsin 0tfAdfte setscffsn taf, pcnad tr I'm Sfanet
lit, aHe In tin Gad dnfH HtaSenrt Arfrttn trrblfth.
Dausrbaft uns 8ef@madpca jn litfsrn. Or ater'
: .s ~ Diitber. apanpblett II. aae. ssa
I in srossn naanttattw, ic,petss Ginstlnen untsr
tiaT,en eoinsanstn ia tinsen, ano yerfsrtls ct ale
= ,tsa so4s a7.sfass 81 Hfsat esS S!f4see7 xtsy
-ss.sslss sslssl n. 81 NJ Ba6ers sassii il
auf asstseaans. SIR sas tisber stlAsntts 3atraatn
banfemn, cmrftblt er fA Der fsrnern 0unlf zines
perebrten publifaas. gaiss geissas go
y ar Gr bat stsnfaas felsenet ghdsr ~ ssr.
taifSD. 80 a,,s s.ssn;
sna aDentft,e Gefamente, ,-G crseffer '6
y I Snbidn DcftUf, uno anrs' . teats
sfd,es asB BGsBud. sI Il III sssa 7
8 - Diejenigen, wsLdle .lfit Ianseyer
l3tif fertiae Binder bet mir feben bnben>
iperben hiernfit erfHd,s, btefelbfit binnen 2
0Rcnafen pom hsuti9en Datum pbaubcten,
!pipylasufalle id,. fe fir BE Dintgrfclffn
vtrfaiifta cfrbs. II saa SIS ssi ]: ssss ~
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
A Third "Bull'' in the Message.

The messagesf the Second W ashington
has been very properly termed ''a chapter
of bulls" A third bull has been discov.
cred in this remarkable document; the very
first sentence reads thus. s'Sixty gears
hare elapsed since the establishment oI
this Government, and the Congress Of the
United States again assemblies to legis
late for an Empire Of freemen.
The Union asks:-Does the .Presiden
mean that, after ''sixty years have elapsed
since the establishment Of this govern
ment.,' 1Congress again assemblies te
legislate for an empire of freemenF" Try
it by the strict rules of Grammar, and does
it not bear the construction that Congress!
again assemblies, after the lapse Of sixty
years from the establishment of our gov
ernment.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-01-21
Emancipation in Kentucky.

The following is the clause in the new
Constitution in Kentucky which relates to
slavery. 1t was adopted by vote of "A
to IA. Kentucky is called a pattern whig
State.
''Sec. l. The General Assembly shall
have no power 10 pass laws for the eman.
cipation of slaves without the consent of
their owners, or without paying their own.
ers previous TO such emancipation, full
equivalent, in money for the slaves so
emancipated, and providing for their re
moyal from the State. They shall have
no power 10 prevent Immigrants TO this
State, from bringing with them such per-
sons as are deemed slaves by any of the
laws Of the United States, so long as any
person Of the same age or description shall
be continued in slavery by the laws OF
this State. They shall pass laws to per-
nit the owners of slaves to emancipate
them, saving the rights of creditors, and
preventing Them from remaining in the
State after they are emnncipated. They
shall have full power to prevent slaves be-
ing brought into this State Us merchandise
They shall have full power to prevent
slaves being brought into this State who
have been, since JAM. l, 1889, or may
hereafter be imported into any of the Uni.
ted States from foreign country. And
they shall have full power to pass such
laws as may be necessaey to oblige the
owners of slaves to treat them with human.
ity; 10 provide for them Necessary clothing
and provision; to abstain from all injuries
TO them, extending to life or limb; and in
case Of their neglect. or refusal to comply
with the directions Of such laws, to have
such slaves, sold for the benefit Of theil
owner or owners.
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In Nelson, on the 10th instant, of Consumption
JOHN M. BROWN, aged 35 years The fu-
neral was attended by the numerous friends and
relatives, and an appropriate discourse was de.
livered by the Rev. Peter D. Horton. Amidst
their distress his frrnds enjoy the comfort of be-
lieving that he has gone to that blessed world
where sickness and, death are not experienced.
but goodness is crowned with complete perfec-
ton. Con-.
In Aurora, on the 9th of January after a long
and painful illness, ABIGAIL, wife of o. c.
Ross, in the 46th year of her age.
She vas lady who VS. upright and humane
in character, lovely and amiable in disposition,
and highly esteemed by all who were familiarly
acquainted with her. Enemies, We believe, she
had none. AS an industrious, indulgent wife,
she discharged her duties with more than ordi-
nary fidelity, tender, afectiotats mother, and
o devoted sister and friend. She expressed an
affectionate desire to recover her health, for the
good of her family but her inveterate disease
bafaed the skill Of her. physician, and after the
most severe and distressing Illness she gave back
her soul to theGod who gave it.
In the latter part Of her sickness she appeared
to be in a wild and wandering way. and in great
measure insensible Of the great. amount of dis
tress and suffering which she endured, but by
turns. would become RATIONAL and prayed Sod to
receiyeher spirit. She was adevoted Christians
and member. Of the Protestant Episcopal
church. she felt-no dread Of death; her hopes
were in Him who has disarmed death Of its ter
rors. She felt the support Of His mighty arm
the comfort Of His woadrous and redeeming love,
and calmly fellasleep in Jesus. She has left a
numerous circle Of friends to mourn her depart
ure. "Blessed are they that die in the Lord"
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Hlarriages.

At the Prentiss House, in this village on the
i 5th instatt, by E. B. Taylor, ESQ, Mr.. JOHN
S. REED, of Huntsburgh, and Miss ANNA
BLISS, of Charlestown.
George C. Baker, Mr. IRA r: RAKER and
Miss ELIZA O. LARKCOM, all of Freedom.
y The Printer tenders his thanks to the happy
couple for their kind remembrance of him. May
their days be many, and each happy one.
In Limaville Stark Co, on. the 18th, by 8.
Craig Esq, Mr.. DAVID =A-4WlILLIARD of
,Ravenna, to Miss ;CLARISSA L. JAMES of
c harlestown.
In Twinsburgh, on the 18th ult., by the Hev
Mr.. Palmer, DR. C. BAsSETT, of Amity. Knox
Co Ohio, and Miss ELIZA A. SAWYER, OF
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CHoLERA SriLL IN ST. LOUIS. -The In
tellrgencer of the 9Th instant, says: Seve-
raj cases Of Cholera occurred in the cit y
during the past week, some of which, W e
learn, have terminated fatally. In ever y
instance coming to our knowledge, the
victims were emigrants, freshly arrived
from Europe, who. bad enjoyed their excel
lent good health up 10 the time Of disem.
barking at. this port. This would Indicate
that the dread visitation had not, yet en-.
tirely disappeared from our city-a warn
ing which we trust will not be disregard ed,
for the early establishment ofa Quarantine