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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA


ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
Cotton Advanccd- Tie English Ministry about
to Resign-- The Mama actstrers about Work
ing Short Time" - The Greek Question
still Usassttied-Fra Quiet = Contena-
plated War betaceen Russia and England -
The Pope Returning, etc.
The following dispatches, announcing the arri-
val of the Cambria, and giving the details of her
news, reached us yesterday, by mail, from Mobile,
the wires between that city and New Orleans be-
ing out Of order:
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, May l, 1850.
The Cambria arrived at Halifax on Monday after
noon. Cotton has advanced I'd. Fair Orleans
were quoted at rs Mobile g., Uplands 6id. In
dian Corn is a trife lower. Flour was steady at
previous rates. The Coffee market was dull and
prices lower, (. American securities were in fair
demand. u S. Skies Of 1868 held at 100 to ITO
premium. Consols 95l to 95i -. The Cambria
left Halifax at 6 o'clock, Monday afternoon, for
New York.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Additional by the Cambria.
The steamer Niagara had not arrived. :. Cot
ton-all descriptions of American had advanced
fully !. Total weeks sales, $4,000 bales-of
which spectators took 10000. The market closed
firm. Indian Corn is trie lower, and in fair de-
mand. Flour steady at previous rates, and a
limited business doing. In Provisions prices are
unchanged, except in Bacon, which is one shilling
lower, and Lard which is quoted at Cd. :. Cot
fee-market dull and prices lower Jamaica has
receded los. from the top price. Jamaica Sugar
is in fair demand, and prices a trihe lower. Mo-
asses OF last years crop, is selling at large re-
duction. Sales of 80 tons of Spirits Of Turpen-
tine at SO shillings to pounds sterling Rosin,
IS, to 3s. I'd. per hundred weight is lower. In
Rice there are sales reported. A moderate
business is doing with prices unchanged. The
Corn market continues depressed.
Havre Markets.
The Havre market is steady, but without any
material change in prices.
THIRD DIsPATcH
More per a bria.
Accounts from the Manufacturing Districts ex.
hibit but little improvement. The prices of manu-
tured goods do not keep pace with those of the raw
material Short time work will be entered ON.
Political and Continental News.
II is supposed that the English Ministry, owing
to repeated defeats in Parliament, will be forced to
resign The Continental news is unimportant.
Order prevails throughout France. The Greek
question still remains unadjusted. There are Sc
rious apprehensions Of rupture between Russia
and England, regarding the Greek question. The
Emperor of Russia gives assurance that if England
persists in blockading Greece he will interfere and
assist Ohio. The English Parliament is engaged
in attempting to curtail the public expenditures.
Ireland is still oppressed. The weather is pleasant
and crops promising
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RONS' CIOtIlialg.

Boys Clothing.
~ Improved. Msortment FL
ALFRED MUNRoE CO., 81 Magazine street, have received
per ships Gaene Cfoa and Maid of Orleans large
BOYS aud CHILDREN's CLOTHING:
Boys DEap dE.s Sac POLKA ami Frock COATS;
:. fApaeea
29F dEe, Alpaca, MohaIr Cord cottonade and Linen
Children. Linen and Merino SUITS etc. etc, uy4 sadp
NG9I dI. h. Mn RoBT ELDER this day withdraw;
The business will be eondaefs5 Se " mutual
The same style and fTm.. Orleans May 1850 my4 81
SANDY GROVE HOTEL, BILOXI-Thi well
Of d BoARDERs the iOih instant. The Hotel has IN:
Pap ana Sob dans 6s SPRING the
the on he Lake Shore Tbe
Afford While FS oys s AND pe o Sgd Noble sS.
Will be done up in every style of the cuisine
N ~ TERMs:-A
Fer month $50 90
P Se 90
my4 I'm JOHN COATES. Proprietor. %
TIC NoN-REs IDENT OWNERS OF LANDED
anssE
S a'e1a " Of Tax Rate and see rendered at
me9t Of Leese-Colect Renis-Pay Taxes and transact ali
ffffrs tSaAls5 Grant Jas & Frs.s JEs A. Jacobs,
my4 I'm III Common street
shf .saso Sa tie 81 s 3" SIS
S Yd CARS Of Inc following descriptions s: y m
q n NioLkshNS buKNA VISTA HATS,
E4 CAssIMEREs, PANAMA HATS,
DRAB BEAVER, LEGHoRN HATS,
kllzsf1D LAMARTINE HATS - PAN TTaF h,r.
I'D HUNGARIAN HAIRS - Roys5 H4Ts 30
e0CAMPEACHY HATS. - CIoTU ChpS
etc. etc. etc. For sale low at Wholesale at 80
my4 DURBRIDGE & CO.'S B Customhousa at
a. n HOLBROOK a
NM Oyster Saloons and Restaurant. go D,
Bill of Farce. May L. AAEAzMAzx
Oysters, bToied, stewed, roasted, fried and raw;
D,D, sIss sSss'?A''d' ~ Hl sa Ssa lss''
Teal Ducks; Chickens; Mutton Chops; Pork Chops
Wines and Brandes Of all kindsal of which will be served
~ Families and parties supplied. my4
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FNsE.iOa.NbEe CEOtLil,c..

No Call at the "oNE PRICE STORE " Of
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO., "a Magazine Street.
and see what can be that establishment 10 Always happy
10 show ioods. MI &.
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1 ne washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
upper. under dale Of the 18th ult, states Il is
,eP0i'eo 'o-aay that twenty thousand dollars have
Dsen subscribed BY Southern gentlemen for the
establishment Of new daily press IN this CITY and
thai the materials will soon be brought 20 Wash
lngsons There is some talk, also, Of s,arting !,
new Beuicn paper Ns :
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q Pearl Division No, s. a,

SyNN& kB- The Members of the above Division {SN&
EZAA hereby notified that the Parade Celebrate
zf1EE the Anniversary Of the Order in this State i ~
postponed the 82i inst
The Members respectfully requested Regular
Of Importance will be transacted. = ~
my4 r. ENnFR w
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NkwORlEANs ws-LkTTKR.-No. s will be i.su.s mi.
morning For sale MoTgahs stsel's, 81 OhasIe- 49,
no'unda and the Franklin Book Store No l6s< Camp
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N5TN Algiers Ball. ANA
III ~ BENEFIT OF Mr.. FRED. A. WOOD. Ezn3
SNa1aN EB MIR. Wood is Of the heaviest su 1H5NEuR
J ferer by the disastrous Explosion of pIs
ia boat Louisiana, having lost beth and be- SfT
ing otherwise seriously injured The Agernes propose giving
BALL tor his Benefit and fixed THuR
NIGHT, May 9Th, 1885, at the st. Charles, AlgieIs.
-. Com ittee....
John R. Cunningham WIN. F. Gerard, Thos Rees
Jas. Martin, Edward Wilson, A. B. Serer
II Tickets 50 so. Ample gemsntI have been made for
crossing the River al all hours myi
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The FRANKLIN ExPEDfTIoN.--On the 10Th ult.
in the House of Representatives was introduced, by
the Chairman of the Committee on Naval Affairs
joint resolution authorizing the President to ac-
cept and to attach to the Navy Of the United States
the two vessels offered by Mr.. Henry Grnnell, of
NewYork, to be sent to the Arctic Seas in search
of Sir John Franklin and his companions. mo-
ton was made to lay the resolution on the table,
which was negatived by a vote of 70 to 90. This
is clear indication that the resolution will be
adopted
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT New YORK. AT half
past 10 O'clock on the night Of the Oath ult, fire
broke out in the three story store, No. 80 Front ST.
occupied by Robert H. Berdell, commission mer-
chant, and stored with candles, provisions, and
other lnf1ammable substances. The flames rapidly
spread fed by the highly combustible contents, and
reached the four story store, No. SO Water street,
| occupied by Messrs. Darling, Albertson & Rose,
dealers In lard, provisions, ETC.. and by IL o'clock,
the whole Of the above mentioned premises were in
mass Of flames.
Mr.. r. H. Berdell's loss cannot fall short of
$4,000 to 5000, which is fully covered by in
suiance The building was owned by MIR. Isaac
T. Storms, and was insured.
No. 80 Water street, occupied by Messrs Darling,
Albertson a. Rose, contained in the upper stories
5000 barrels of flour, owned by Messrs. BOWS &
Cary Gnsured)-200 bales of cotton, 100 tierces of
rice and 100 barrels of molasses, which were on
storage The cellar was filed with cheese, lard
and butter, belonging to Messrs. d. A. &R The
whole of the contents of this store were valued at
$40, 900, most OF which was covered by insurance.
The building ives owned by Stephen Whitney, and
was not insured.
No. 81 Water ST., occupied by Messrs Work e.
Drake, was for about an hour in the most imminent
danger, but escaped with some damage from water.
No. 30 Front ST., occupied by Messrs. Doremus,
Crane & Carpenter, Grocery and Commission Mer.
chants, and by Mr.. II. II. Salomon, up stairs, was
also greatly exposed, but suffered damage from wa
ter only.
No. "a Front ST., occupied down stairs by Messrs.
Ketchum & Perry, Grocery and Commission Mer-
chants, and up stairs by Messrs. Joseph Ketchum
d Son, was slightly damaged in the upper story by
fire. The whole building was flooded by water
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CASH SILK GOODS EsTABLIsHMENT
G. Yale sB1'. ~ Co.
WH0LESALE DEALERS
IN SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
MILLINERY ARTICLES,
RIBBONS,
LACEs, EMBROIDERY,
GLOVES,
sHAwLs,
HOSIERY and
LINENS,
dis 6m2n hat,,oa,, Ccn,u,nn nd r! !. vioxs,s
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Grand Subscription Concert, under the
.N9fA Dire ctiOn of Mr., HOeffne ma.
t6HNNy B- The Subscribers this Of CON. Ea7
ISl CEhTs are respectfully informed that the aNNUH
@ASe series will be continued EVERY WEEK
~ the Commercial Hall, ST. Chqes St apis Il AthfS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04

The PLAINs-The officers of the steamer Kan
sas, which boat arrived at St Louis on the 9th
ult, from st, Joseph, report nearly six thousand
emigrants in the vicinity of that place, who are
making active preparations for an early start across
the Plains. There was no sickness of consequence
among them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04

jackson Fire Co. No. Is.
fF The Officers and Members Of the above
Company are requested 10 attend their Regular
I Monthly Meeting, tofoe held on SUNDAY MORN.
.iNG, the 5'h inst, at bafpest TO-
A. WIRE Seeretarv
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HUMAN LIFE AND PBLsATIoN. 1t is stated
that the human life can be estimated by the pulsa
tons man performs. Thus, allowing 70 years
for the common age Of man, and 60 pulses in a
minute for the common measure Of pulses, the
number Of pulses in his whole life would amount
to 2,207, $4,000. But it. by intemperance, he
forces his blood into more rapid motion, so as to
give IS pulses in minute, the same number Of
pulses may be completed in Sc years, reducing his
existence Id years
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SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL at 10 O'Clock at 81 Maya
Zne sreet1GToceTies, Provisions and LIQUORS; al u
O'Clock, al Banks Arcade-Real Estate.
BERNARD TURPIN viii SELL at O'Clock on the Tevee op
poslte Beef Market, lst My.--Madera and PoTt Wine
H. W; PALInEY wiilss l2o'olOcR, at Banks Arcade
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ANOTHER SUPPOSED MURDER IN MAssAcHU-
sETTs.-Great excitement is prevailing in Dracut
Mass, caused by finding the remains of an Irish
man in the vicinity of the Companys Lodge, on
the Mammoth Road His throat was cut ON the
right side obliquely dOwnwards and inwards, about
three inches, making clean cut. Near the body
was found knife with three blades, two Of which
were open, one on each end with the name of C.
l.. Tilden engraved on the handle. Upon his per-
son was found one of Father Mathews temperance
pledges and one copper. The body is believed to
be that of James McNeff. who had been missing
three weeks, having left Lowell the day after his
marriage He supposed to have been deranged.
The PLAINs.-The officers Of the steamer Kan
,.,hioh k..nA ...s...l :. @. L - snn.l
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stsamboat Departures rms Day.
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perfectly innocent being purified Of all deleterious aualt
and imparts to the skin natural healthy alabaster clear
soft and smooth.
Sold only nj ISL Chartres street snoa I,o7
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REMOVAL
DR GEO KEILo 6, Homeopathic has Removed his Ones
~ and Resideneto No. ~ PERnno STREET the
clifton Railroad De 81 oil 6m2ip
Ree0llecty
q The Only Depot for DALLEY'S ORIGINAL
and of3L GENUINE MA GICAL PAIN EXTRA O10R Al
No. ISL CAaTtrss M If
Barttne's Horse Lotion.
never falling remedy for all diseases the orse slbiec
o. Recommended by the welknovn firm Of kPp Brown New
YORK; Hiram Woodruff Boston, aud by thousands Of gentlemen
oughout the country. Sold only in New Orleans By
rnh4 }. WRIGHT CO. ISL Chartreb street.
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
Tlk. OSGOODS INDIA CHOLAGOGUE, Tor Fever and
~ Ague and Intermittent Fevers
forms Of Bilious diseasea.
Designed especially Tor the thorough permanent
aheeon o. the liver and other internal organs the
Eases Of bilious Climates. For sale by
J. WRIGHT Il CO., ISL Chartres st.
- Only Agents for New Orleans
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TT SITS. Peter and Paul Church.-On SUNDAY
next 9TH of May, will be opened Srs PETER AND PAUL
CHURCH, situated in Margny street, Third Municipality
The ceremony viii halfpast O'Clock The
Very Rev Father Mathew will preach the Dedication Sermon
and win administer the Teetotal Abstinence Pledge coec
ton will be taken for the benefit of the Church. apo Ct
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me new and fast running ABERDEEN,
ueo W. Clouds, master, will positively THIS DAY, the
4th ins O'Clock H. Tor Camden and an The landings
ouachtA and Black Rfveu T. B. SMITH, Sc Magazine st.
fBT The new, elegant running CADDO John
Stahan master viii positively This DAY. the 4h Inst,
o'clock M for Shreveport Naehitoches and
loot Of senIlls A. l1yi 7. B. SMITH, IS Magazine St
az The magnificent passenger UNITED STATES,
Leave, iof Cincinnati louisville Evansville THIS
att O'Clock mp4 HYDE a. OGLESBY, u PoyiTaa st.
- PASSENGER and shippers vii please Be in readiness
tB- SUMMER ARRARGEkIENT.-Th steamer OLIVIA will
hereafter leave Nevoesns O'Clock p.
ears instead Of II aEtormeriy RetuEung coypgton
a. Every Day sanaAya excepted. sTrsing the
aos "a time TO take The 10 O'clock the city Due
noiee viii be giscn VI the senaay upt sPgI
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a maize field and thus gained trail that led
to the hotse of the Rocks A huge blaze
soon informed them that the place was burn
ing. Mary felt sick, al heart, and darted for
ward. She was only restrained within the
bounds of prudence by the exerlions of her
lover. They soon stood at the mouth of the
gulley, and the scene, llumihed by the blaz-
ing hut, was revealed in all its gravity. Old
Rock and his wife covered down by two
posts; the Indians were preparing for the
torture; they were at least twenty IN num-
Der. But the whites hesitated not A quick
volley revealed their presence, and then on
they rushed. But before they had gone half
the distance the old couple were among
them, with Indian guns in their hands. A
retreat was beat at once and before the as
tonished savages rallied, the Pale-faces com
manded the entrance of the gulley, and re-
treated in good order. The magic reputation
OF the Western rifle kept the Camanches at
a respectful distance.
Two days more were they within their
post, but then the Indians gave up the siege.
-" WV 'i'i va VIC W lOIC pdlll was !uOuHl-
ed the wagon, drawn by oxen, contained
all their valuables and on the top old Rock
and his wife. The rest served as escort
Their destination was county two hundred
miles distant where Captain Snow was to be
united TO Mary. They were married and
then, joined by four enterprisng families,
The bold backwoodsman again entered the
wilderness, and returned TO their old resi-
dence. A village was formed, and Captain
Snow was at once chosen as sheriff The
community was small, but full of perseve-
rance; and though they have suffered little
from Indian attacks courage and industry
soon repaired the damage and Mrs Snow
seems in a fair way of presiding over con-
siderable town at no very distant period -
Peace is now restored, and, a wife and mo-
ther; the heroine Of this narrative has given
up the nomadic habits of Mary Rock.
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OLD SERIES VOL. 10. NO. az,
She sunk back apain on her inflow exhaus.

She sunk back again on her pillow exhaus.
ted, and for a short time seemed 10 sleep
but again her eyes opened, and looking TO-.
wards me, she said 'I have locket, let ii
be buried with met is likeness OF my
father, and on it is inscribed his name It
was bequeathed to me by my father as my
sole legacy, and have never parted from it,
Through misery and degradation this relic
have preserved carefully, and, at times
when beset by the keen pangs of remorse,
have pressed it 10 my heart and went Oh,
my father, could you but have lived, could
you but have fought against the cruel world
and lived 10 guard your Helen; but no-he
died-hunger and disease had at length bro.
ken down the once proud heart OF -, and
|, hi. daughter-Oh, God forgive me, feel
am dying"
Her head then fell back on the pillow, and
an instant AFTER her spirit fed from earthly
tenement
MAY she rest in peace, said the old wo:
man, (the owner of the room,) in half-.ob.
bing voice. Hers was a terrible life, but
many's the girl I've seen die in the same
way, and many iist like her, what was born
to better thingsn
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SELECT POETRY.
[For the Lancaster Uhion and Tribune
TO BE ALONE.
BY LYDIA JANE PERSON.

To be alone when sorrow lays
Her hand upon the heat,
Aud with her burning fingers, tears
The chords of Joy apart,
When cherished hopes, like summer bird
On mocking wing have flown;
When all our dewy flowers are dead
This is TO be alone. I'D
To be alone--when those we love
Turn carelessly away
And Friendship. with light excuse
Protests she cannot stay;
When base born hearts from gilded heights
With lordly pride look down,
And iaunt us with sarcastic sneers,-
This is 10 be alone.
To be alone-when 10 the soul
The cup of grief is given,
And wrongs, and woes, with raven wing,
Obscure the light of heaven
To have no breast on which TO lean,
No love, 10 call our own,
No sympa,hy--no earnest aid
This is, 10 be alone.
A,one-aione Awhile God is near,
Who ,eacheih in his word,
That with an ever present care
He keeps the little D!rd;
Kind Father! give me grace to say
Always-Thy will be done.
Then though the world be desoiate
shall not be alone.
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EDWIN HALL,

Girs OF TIRE FINN OF WATKISsoS & HALL,)
~ No. "a South Second Street,
Philadelphia,
DEsPECTFULLY informs his old friends and
II customers, as well as the public generally,
that he has opened an entire new stock of elegant
styles Of
Spring & Summer Dress Goods.
His assortment consists of the latest and most desi
rable styles of English, German, French & Ame-
ncan Goods. Such as Delaines', Tissues, Bera-
res, Silks, Lawns Muslins, Shawls, Hdkfis Gloves
and every variety of Dress and Fancy Goods
Philsd March is, le50.--ly
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A CALL TO HOUSEKEEPERs
Al the Cabinet Ware Room OF
SEB'N HOUPT & co.


Also al the corner Of Falen street tie Railroad,
SUNBURY, PA.
Thankful for the patronage OF his ir'ends aho
customers during the II years he has been IN busl-
ness in this place he solicts from the public CEN
tnn,ncc of their favors. During this period he
has endeavored to keep up with the improvements
Of the day, and has accordingly extended his busi-
mass in every branch aud variety. The public are
therefore invited to the attention ei the present
stock of
GARNET WARE AND CHAIRS,
MANUFACTURED BY
SEBASTIAN H0UPT & co.
At titc Old StSnd,
Where in addition to their former stock sf the
establishment they now manufacture
Mahogany, Walnut g. Cane-seat Chairs
Large Spring Seat Rocking Chars,
Dressing Bureaus, Centre Tables,
Marble Top Wash StandS,
and variety Of other
new style and
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REFORM YOUR HABITS.


Come ys with garments hare and seedy,
We bach'ors wido'ers and husbands too,
II, in the outward man your needy,
We soon can make you good as new
vUSHE subscriber respectfully informs his inend'
II and the public, that he will commence III 'ii'
place, on the sth of April next the
TAILORING BUSINESS
in all its branches He will be careful to see that
his work is made up in the best manner, and ne
fiatters himself that he will be able to give enure
satisfaction in point of cut, fit and style, as wen
as in price. He therefore respectfully socits his
friends and the public generally to call and give
him trial.
His shop is new building in Fawn street be-
low Weaver's Hotel.
JACOB o. BECK.
Sunbury, March 80, lS50.--6m
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NEW SERIES VOL. 3, NO. a
rrr,,s or THE AMERICAN.

z. 3. MASSER,
ATTORN NEY AT l. A w,
surSHyrRv, PA.
g.. j., the Counties Of No
bnsin'Ss '1r'u'' inn .ud Columbia.
Refer tot
+. g. A. RovouDT,
Lower & BARHoN, ., >
SoaERs g. SsoDsaAss, '"'
RErNoLDs, McfAnLASn 20
SPERrsG, Coon g. Co.,
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Fashionable Furniture.

Having secured Hearse and made the neces-
vary arrangements for the purpose, they are no"
prepared for Undertaking in all its branches III
this vicinity or at any convenient distance
Ye maids aud mistresses, and husbands too,
Here's furniture OF every style and hue,
From side boards down to kitchen tables
From rocking chairs to rocking cradles
Should you not have the ready JoHN to pay,
Wen wal, awhile for a brighter-better dayi
Or take potatoes oats, corn, wheat and rye
BorI, hoop poles, slaves, OF lumber wet ana a'y,
Or any thing but yokes and threshing fails,
From pigs and turkies down to little quails'
Come on then friends, come one and all,
Keep trade a moving, 50 "goes on the bail"
~ Orders from distance promptly ATTENDED
10 and work of all kinds delivered with dispatch
Sunbury, March 9, ls5O.-u