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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23
CANDID A Els.

To- Candidate for the Legislature MeSSrs.
Editors: Please Major H. J. RANNY candidate for
the Legislature fill vacancy ocoasond by the resignation of
the Hon. Henry Buard Election take place SATURDAY
next, the 2si inst. nl9
~" For the LegIsIature-Please announce me as a
Candidate for the Legislature Third Representative District in
place of the Hon Henry A. Bullard resigned Election sATUR
DAY. November %. j. L. RIDDELL.
~" Second Justices Court. -. Uessrs. Editors :
Please announce the OF c. j. OMEARA as candidate for
Constable Of the Second Justices Court supported by
a host between CANAL AND JULIA STREETS.
eSS Second Justices COurt.-We are authorized to
p. Il. JOHNSON candidate for Constable OF
the Second Justices the appro aching election M
~" Second Justices Court ..... Eds. Crescent .
Please THOs. CONNOLLY, Jr, candidate for
Court the ensuing election
He will be supported by the united votes of
nlgu THE MASSES.
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The weekly Crescent

See Fourth Page for Commercial, Marine
and River Ne1cS.
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Commission Merchant, 60 Front Row


HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Nov. a. lS-U
ifr. ". +. EraHs
DEAR SIRYOut favor Of the 9th lary we'd,
aud for your attention my order am much obliged
Your wish know OF me in what estimation your TOOTH
GUM SPECIFIC stands with the people Of this town,
hich in few Words for there is hardly day
but hear spoken OF by in my house. and
have yet heard single speak OF it, who had
used it, that did give it high recommendation
of diseased teeth and gums would judge that it is
being used by almost every family in The two bottles
purchased Of you being used by myself and wife. We
both have received great benefits gums in relieving
II EN- from the and gpOngy condition which they
At teeth told you the time, you ought to
Lave introduced twelve fifteen years 1t has
been used in five you left whore The gums
aud mouth much diseased from the OF CaOme and
the doctors had d every wash and guge they could think
OF without producing good, and then recommended
your Specific and in every the gums aud lips were
healed in the space of two three weeks. This be at.
tested By ply and citizens Of this place They
In about the condition Mr. Caldwell and Mrs. Fore
man, whom you treated and cured while here.
(Signed,) Respectfully yours, J. NJ HARRINGTON,
Proprietor Holly Springs Arcade.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

Mr. ". Eaton EeaEs. Web2 OrteIns:
DEAR SIR-In your inquiries how liked, or
nat effect your LACRrE's TOOTH GUM SPECIFIC has
had upon wife will say that the effects produced upon
he teeth and gums Of my wife astonishing. 1t only
U.ou= the leeth clear and pearly white but has fully
restored her gums natural and healthy appearance.
often myself for cleansing and whitening my teeth and
cleansing my mouth, tor which / consider it without a
parallel.
also in conversation few day with Rev. Mr.
Gray, Pastor Oths Second Presbyterian Church this place
He told he using your Specific, and previous to
which his gums had become soft and spuRgy, especially
in the sockets of his teeth much thai with diff
Guilty that lie could his food and tn. had-to
use his words-acted like magic upon his gus; that
they had become firm that he could with
and that they rapidly improving and getting rmer
every day that he considered it a production that could
not be equaled, and that could not be widely made
known. s being thoroughly tested here but yet have
beard Of who does speak Of in terms OF sasac
ton. Yours, etc,
[Sguedl e. BRUsH.
COmmi7sion Merchant Sc Front Row.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

SRic'deNincent Robleau, old citizen, residing on Gil
rod street, Phppa, committed suicide about o'clock
yesterday morning, by throwing himself into the well in the
of his house. The deceased has been aborng
depression OF spirits for time past and supposed that
he was derauged the time he committed the rash act
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Nov. %, 1850.

"AHORALIY OF NEWNRLkANS, NOV. a1s ioOJ
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue of the above
office on MONDAY, I'd December next at Il O'clock, 70
aud panking Caope from jacob to Soils streets,
whole be done accordance with he plans and specea
n23 A. d. CROssMAN, Mayor.
WANTED-A Ship to load in the CONNER
w mergiI Line, - for Philadelphia. Immediate "a,
o''pa''" WI" JOHN W. ANDREWS co sssEasz
n23 % Common street
VETANTED-A Ship of $50 to 400 tons, for San
w Francisco, California. Immediate dispatch e.
VIII be gwen f1 6HN ". ANDREWS co. s s4s
n23 80 Common street.
SALT AFLOAT-The cargo of Liverpool Salt
on Roari ,RP George Evans, sting Of 5Oo4 sacks
n$ "'''"'' very j6HS T 9S %' 5S ak Place
7 lME-lOO0 barrels fresh Thomaston Meadow
ns8 8 '0' u. J0HN STROUD co las Common ST.
bbls Denman's and Nelson
n28 ct JOHN STROUD 4 60. l46 common st.
pLASTER PARIS-5OO bbls. Wo:herspoon's
nss & ''n'1' y - IN STROUD CO. 5 Common St.
PLASTERING HAIR-In hhds., bbIs., and
n28 & 10, J6 S'i STROUD co. I,G Common St
FIRE BRICK-IOO,OOO English, Pittsburg al.
ne j0H 'S'' s aF GtGG1f ' e. IL {Comm,
FlGGS-Il0 casks small and large drums best
us8 Al COCHRAN & co. 81 Tobouprouas 1t.
e RANBERRIES-Whole half and quarter bar
- rels, for sale by
n33 Nv. ARTHUR Il co IS and 90 New Leyee.
RUCKWHEAT-lOO packages of all Sizes for
n28 /. ". ARTHUR & co % and % New Levse.
{ ANDLES-lOO boxes Sperm, Star and Ada
- mantiRe for sale by
n23 l.. w. ARTHUR & Co 3 and % New Leyee.
HOBACCO-25O boxes assorted brands and
Il qualities, for sale by
n28 / W, ARTHUR " co. . and . New Levee.
SCOTCH WHISKY 3 puncheons fine Old
- Malt, for sale by
n28 /. W, ARTHUR Il co. % and . New Leyee
pRUNES-lOOc cases small and large jar Prunes
n28 A. F. COCHRAN * co. q TchoupitoaIas st.
SARDINES-1OO cases whole, half, quarter and
n.S 4, f. fCdCHRAN & CO. q TchOupitoulas st.
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Amount to be provided for by $54494 So
From this statement Of the fiscal situation of the Munich
paIly, II will be that will be Necessary raise by
tax the cal and peTOna estate and capital OF this MUM
clpality, sum sufficient to the following items
For deficit for the year Of 1850 so5 sos 81
For amount expenditures 54i9il So
For amount required by Board Of LiqUdatoTs. 5000 90
$3.50 $50 50
nOv23 Dot JOHN CALHOUN, Secrstsry
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

Third HaHicipaity. The Mayors Court "opened
shop in the Thru Municipality yesterday.
Ellen jackson AMI Janetts McDonad brought up be-
fore trial on he charge OF keeping house of fame They
were acquitted.
Harriet johnson, free of COLOR e tor neg
ecung to register her when she arrived Ia the State
She fined $40 and sentenced to five hours imprisonment
Peter Henter was brought before the Recorder the
charge Of stealing money rom the money drawer of MIR
Oliver, corner OF Montegut and Casacavo lie
returned before the First District Court.
Mrs Dunn was sent to the NOrkhouse for thirty days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

CASTOR OIL" W. F. Adams ST. Louis, -
- in and for sale by
FERDINAND KENNETH 4 co.
R23 % Magazine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

Auction Sales This Day.

J. A. BEARD will sell at 10 O'Clock, Banks Arcade-Real
Estate.
SYKES HYDE g. Co. will SELL IL O'Clock, at Banks Ar,
cade-Steamer COneotdia At half past 10, at No 81
Magazine street-Grooeries, Provisions and Liquors.
WIN. P SCoTT wall eell at haIfpast 10 O'Clock, at No 81
Camp street-FuTniiu fe, Iron safes, etc.
p. b. TAYLOR will SELL at IL O'Clock, Banks Acads-
steamer General Butler
VINCENT & Co. will sell, at 10 o'c0ck-Dry Goods and
French Clothing.
IL. w PAJEREY will sell at IL O'clock Banks Arcade
Second Municipality Lots.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

n Medical Cdse.-James S. Eagan yesterday made an
affidavit before Recorder Genos charging Ward with
violating the ordnance relative physicians surgeons aud
apolhec're passed June sih 1882 BY posug causing
to he posted in and about the office GER ain medical
pacards lie prays that Ward be cited appear in
court and answer,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

See advertisements Of auction sale,on first page.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

Recorder CGl&psli's Court. There was a full dock
yesterday morning, and prominent characters were
present.
Hugh Gallagher brought up on a charge of vagrancy
brought against him by officer Phillips. THE latter test fed
that he had repeatedly Gallaghe in company with we'll
known thieves, and he of opinion that man keeping
snch company did rot follow honest occupation gain
aving. The prisoners counsel took decided stand against
the charge Oh legal ground, and COnended that the office
did not know any thing about his client The Record er cut
him very Short however, by saying that he was perfectly
satisfied as 10 the correctness OF the CHARGE and that he
should send Mr. Gallagher before the First District Cour for
trial The prisoner cOues ed Capt Fouo AFT er his al
that since he gave up keeping sailor boarding house. he
had done nothing but steal for living. There was also
that he possessed himself OF $500 belonging to
HOOser whom he found Phoebe Blacks, in any thing but
an honest way. rhi, occurred On Thursday last
Lying drunk the charge preferred against at least
dozen different individuals of whom, however were
leCtured and let off,
Ann Henuey found sleeping in a vacant lot most
gonously drank. She kindly accommodated with odg
ings for the night and lei otIn the morning on po
mise that she would again seek repose so airy bed
Catherine Ryan was charged with saying sundry and
divers things to Mary Ryan, and seriously offending
the peace aud iii guilty Of the State Bail required.
The Individual chsrged with doing North Carolina
friend Williamson out OF $1,000, called up for eXamna
on, but usual in such Cgsos, the prosecutor
present, and 1t ace8ned that he left the city days
since. Whether he any of his money back not,
matter OF doubt hut some 'upIe suppose that he did
Some other Of important character up ant
wee dlspo-eG OF, when the Court adJOuried.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

To devise and into effect the best of redress
for the past and to obtain certain security tor the future
recommend that legal convention of the people of the State
should be called with full and pc AXE iuO
sderaon Federal relations, the aggressOns which have
been committed upon the rights OF the Southern States, the
dangers which threaten domestic Institutions, and all kin.
ded subjects; and jointly with Oher States separately to
adOut such hest COMFORT with the dignity
and sufety of the state and eecuay correct the evils COM
planned Of A Convention thus assemble ed and representing
the sovereignty of The State, would OF possess penaty
pOwers, uncontrolled by instructions restrictions which
he I.egis mi N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

no SUGAR PLANTERS-Test between Mr.
L Kendall's Biloxi Fire Brick. cost IS, and the Scotch
Fire Brick cost $S5 branded Garnkrk. 0'
49, l.eeds's Foundry, August g. 1850
At the reQToa OF MI hennal we put into furnace in
which melt iron, of Mr.. Kendas brick with ono "a
the best Scotch Fire Brick, The Scotch Brick msied
slightly; Mr. henuas not at all, neither broken or Crgrkrd
~ en-. nj, LEEDS 4 co
stand fire, at IS and the carriage. WIN ii EAGFP 10
au5 2dpu Agent Biloxi Steam Brick Woiks
CIGARS-250,O 900, assorted qualities for saIe h.,
~ n3 |. w. ARTHUR q co. IS and % New Ievee ~
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known, that at
~ MRS. CAMPBELL'S, Ehga
IN Corner OF PJydrus and LaTOudurt streets, beS
SeE found choice Fancy silk and Straw ~&&
iounv and remarkably prices, Also invoice OF
lauulas, Cloaks, well every arce necessary
ali " toilet E- Dress Max superior manner ms :" w
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s. OF T.".meetlmgs This Evening.

WAsHINGTON FOUNTAIN, No. l, at Crystal Fount Hall,
~ Tchoupitouas street, at hall. past o'clock
PEARL DIVISION, No. s, at the new Temperance Hail. IS
st. ChaSes streets, at half past O'Clock.
80. I0-m0rrOlU M0rntmg...
LIBERAL DIVISION No. II, the new Temperance Hall,
70 st. Charles streets, at 10 O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

L WOOD x Co, Ship Chadlers and Grocers,
Il. on the Levee. opposite Post o. Second Mum pay,
and Red Stores, Third Municipality, have received large
assortment of o. which they will sell at reasonable
Drces mis- EIpu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23

GR" Public Meeting.-The Lafayette and Pontchar-
Railroad Conn will THIS EVENING, the 23d inst
o'clock, the Council Chamber Of the City Of Lafayette
Second aud Tchoupi,ouas streets, city La
fayeus. u23' JESSE GILMORE, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

LOVES LAST REQU sT.-sFarewell, farewell -
Icried. "When return thou'lt be my bride-tl then
be faithful, sweet adieu-ln silence oft I'll think of
YOU"
The glistening tears stained her bright eyes-her
thckening breath is choked with sghs-her tongue
denies her bosom's -"Farewell!' '-l tore my
self away.
''One moment stay" she stammered out; as quick
as thought wheeled about.
My angel, speak! can aught be done to comfort
thee when am gone! I'll send thee specimens Of
art from every European mart-IaI sketch for thee
each Alpine scene, 10 let thee where have been
"a stone from Symptoms dredlu height shall graf
fy thy curious sight I'll climb the fiery Etnas side
10 bring home treasures TO my brde and OH m; life,
each ship shall bear double letter to my fair"
"Ah, George the weeping angel said, and on my
shoulder fell her head For constancy, my tears
hostage-but when yon write please pay the post
age"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
LID DR. JACOB TOWNSEND THE ORIGINAL DIS
C0vERER OF THE GENUINE
TDNySEyD SARSAPARHzEA

did Dr. Townsend is now ahou 20 years Of age and hss long
RxHE oRfefN%L sdRszFRfL
Being poor he was compelled 10 limit rs manufacture by winch
10 those only who had proved us worth and known us value
rad reached the OF nevertheless those who had
been healed OF diseases and saved oa dea proclaimed is
wonderful
TINS Gna S and o%sgTd % on The
the ani especially found incapable degeneration and deie
Unlike young S p Townsens improves with age
changes but for the better BECAUSE prepared ON scientific p
ana the afe discoveries of lie art have been brought INFO rcou
on the manufacture of cd Ds sarsapara The sasps
pSers Which If reised n prenarS for use produce ,.aIa
and acid which The system. Some ri the pro-
peres Sasspa!s volatile they entirely and
process known only those experienced More
over these vGl1ii principles winch ny OF IN yao or a an eShs-
root, which gives / all lis value.
liquid which from the coorng matter the than from
anything ese ,nsy can '.sn s e OF sa1 aJ F s
Syrup" But such is not the article Known as the
GENUINE OLD DR. JACOB T0WNsEND's sARsAPA
This so prepared properties of the sarsspsrs
Ssl 5 ssSs sEss % % % Of
virtue is secured u pure and form and thus IS rcl
Prepared this way, made the powerful agent the
CURE OF INNUMERABLE DISEASES
why hear iaions every side in
is favor by men, women and children We lind DONG wonders
pTspa and Lissr cs".ai.' and g RasHsas
Bl0tehes, and all affections arising from
I1IPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
Il possesses marvellous efficacy m all complaints arising from
blood paplaton Of cold
equal in colds and coughs and promotes easy and easy
persaon relaxing structures OF the lungs throat and every other
But in nothing lis excellence more msnsy and scnow.
lodged than in all kinds and stages e
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
II works wonders of Fuo Abus Whites Falling Of
the Womb oops,e % IS 2, Painful Pan Mssss
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

TT WEAVER WILLIAMS, USpERrAxERs at
etzED their old stand Washington nearly oppo-
site the Masonic Hail. have just added another Hearse the
undertaking esiabishncn aud viii sned all funerals
entrusted TO them.
We have also procured COBB'S PATENT CORPSE PRE-
SERVER AND ICE BOX, by which corpse be kept any
length of time ~
I'll tie arrival Of distant relatives make suitable preparation
for tere can BY Of this keep corpse for weeks
desired Corpse will be
sonahle charges and with and dispatch.
We continue 10 keep hand large assortment Of ready made
collins and BY onr long experience m the business think that
give Rcnel 81 satisfaction " p ~ "a
Is, 1e50
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
Herdsman's Song.

Kaolrn a the Echo Song.
MADLIE JENNY LIND.
Come hiihcr hitler, my pretty herd.
Huah, hush, huah, hnah, huah-
Come and COW and weaving brood,
Aud hasten taste Of The ng food
For night with her shade creeps darkenng on,
Ring shril horn on the mountains round,
Hua huah, huah grateful abundance my flock speed ye
Long beside where heart fires buIn
My love has waited my return.
Soon clasp tie treasure,
In al extacy of easure.
ParadIs'd upon her arm,
No greve, i'll can harm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
Green Corn starch.

Take green corn, when fit for roastingears, CRATE
ii down into clean cold water, when grating dip
the into the water frequently to get the
off clean, then drain through cloth Of medium
thickness (ow cloth is best after which let il stand
eight or ten hours until properly settled then pour of
the wafer. Should there be yeowish skum on the
starch rinse it off with pure water, after which put
il plates and dry ii in the sun, wse drying cut il
so as to get the lower side up and dried thoroughly
Care must be taken to keepit clean while drying.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

0rEvery one looking downward becomes impress
ed with his greatness but looking upward, feels
his own littIeness.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

We observed, in our streets, Che other day, two
emale musicians delighiing The passers by with
heir songs, accompanied with the s.sweet strains
( the hand organ. Like John the Baptist, they are
erhaps s'sent before" to prepare the way for the
oming of the Swedish Nightingale. We recon-
mend to the lovers Of this clnk hammer music The
blowing lines, by Oliver Wendell Holmes:
THE MUSIC GRINDER.
You're sitting on your window-seat
Beneath Goddess moon;
You hear asound, that seems to wear
The sembance of a tune.
AS if a broken fife should strive
To drown crack'd bassoon.
And nearer, nearer still, the tide
OF music seems TO come,
There's something like human voice,
And something like drum;
You sit, in speeehless agony.
Until your ear 10 numb.
Poor alone, sweet home should to be
very dismal place;
Your "Auld acquaintsnce," all At once,
Is alter'd in the face:
Their discords sting through BrRss and MooRE,
Like bedgehogs dressd In lace.
You think they crusaders. sent
From Internal cline.
To pluck the eyes Of Sentiment,
And dock the tail of Rhyme.
To crack the voice Of Melody,
And break the legs OF Time.
But, bark the air again is st
The music all is ground,
And silence, like poultce comes
To heal the blows of sound;
It cannot te-t is,-it is
hat is going roundi
Mo- Pay the dentist when he leaves
fracture in your jaw,
And pay the owner Of the bear,
That stunn'd you with his paw,
And buy the lobster that has had
Your knucklcs in his claw;
But II you are portly man,
Put your fercest frown,
And talk about constable
To them out OF town.
Then close your sentence with oath,
And shut the window down
And if you a slender man,
Not big enough enough for that.
Or, if you cannot make speech,
Because you fiat,
Go very quietly and drop
A button in the hat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

0J-A Sheep should be judged of like. dandy,
by the fneness of bis coat. We beg. pardon Of the
sheep for the comparison but it is apt. In both
cases the coat is the most valuable part Of the an
imal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
1-sHorERA PREVENTIVE AND CURATIVE. This :,

fsHoLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURATIvE.-1ris vslu-
~ able preparation has proved itself decidedly The eca-
cious tive and curative Of cholera land ocr form
species OF diafh that been discovered Dyey cordial
children Warm drops slay irritation Of the stomach and pre-
vomiting Bathing drops ami skim
All Of which confidently recommended preventive and
Of cholera seasonaby and according directions
In addition former sock have Just received fon the
Phnx Laboratory supply OF fresh and Botanic
all Of which reduced Drug
and Variety store Of june1 A. POPE son.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

0rHe who breads giving light 10 the people is
like man who builds house without windows for
fear Of lightning.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

fz=The truly great calm in danger, merciful in
prosperity, eloquent in the assembly, courteous in
war, anxious for fame.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
NUpsoN,s sTAvE- DRESSER. : Til. Mach

% granted May
of the most important Improvements of the
II will dress rived Slaves in the perfect and cal
ense competition with other machine IN
the knife advantage OF FOL
lowing grain Of the wood leavs the flu strength of the
timber winding and crooked well the straight inspected
and the hour-Vvhich
workman ans properly place
chnemang good every should properly
worked into a barrel, reducing all a thickness
The DRESSER accompanied by JoISTER of
ructon which produces perfect
without any reig, Of sizes varying from half barrel hogs
head that when up will be found perfectly alright
Machinery recommended with confidence the
Of all engaged the Coopeage business either for their
mills the Manufacture Of for the market
The Machinery of large seaport cities also,
Louis No. and Uana Ohio, and driven by
power Where the boiler properly
havngs will afford fuel than engine of Is horse power
viii require.
Illinois, be had spp the undersigned Ur-
c. G. SHEFFIELD.
Urbana, Ohio Sept. 1, 1910. jne1-ywlam
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

Floating PALAcE.-We learn that contract has
been entered by the OF the Alex Scott with
Phillips, Hise & Co of New Albany to build the ma
chinory Of new boat cost of S26 ,000 II is to
have engines II feet stroke with SO inch cylenders,
and boilers 30 feet onQ and ~ inches in diameter.
The huh is TO be $50 feet long and 80 feet beamLou
Jour.
IA sound economy is good understanding brought
lafo action