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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
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REV. T.. W. sEdoN-REy. = srrr,
The following Isl verbatim COPY Or ,...'
cafe now 20 me possession Of the proori. .elli.
buirs SarsapaI.'la. Rev Z. W Sehon i ,,m,, q
ana gene'aii1 known as an eloquent and mey
pl'shed Pastor Of The NJ. T. Church and p p.eoG
Stevenson has been knnown as ons aru Rey T.
talented aud jealous members ,ha, ~ ,'e most
Conference could boast OF for man. nen'aeEy
al this time is filling HE high and .."s~aad
ton Of gent for the NJ. Z. Eook co po.sOle sa.
the world produce better or more s,,;sr.a,' tn
timony in favor Of any medicine, ''e'0rylt'.
Louisville, Nav oah ~.
We have used John Bulls Sltsan.,: IN low
known il to be used with entire s.t.r.s nae
we bave no hesitation in stating Thai wa h.r sh
It TO be safe and valuable medical comn.a oe,ee
calculated to produce much good III ~. &
much suffering; and therefore, wonld mo., NIen
fully and most earnestly recommend Il ia , vn'e'
llicted ohea
ls'snedl I W. sEnoy
i STEVENSjy
Testimonials Hkcthe fo!loring. rena,,,
perJl"oms al commeats on tie es,;sa,.
ofBulfs SarsapariHa: 0'""'
From Dr. /. p Yandel. Professor ofch.u.,
in the Louisville Medical College 4em''y
81 have looked over the LIST of jnpred..,
posing John BULBS Compound Exirsc, os s .On'
parilla and have no hesitation in saving NJ, ', ~,
form safe compound and one tina, mews s. meE
in chrome diseases, TO which il is apnlrab,s :"
J.. p. YANDELL, MN
Louisville, June 9th, ls43
Better Testimony than mas erer offered IN
fdror Of any Medicine,
From DR.. James NJ. Moore.
| MIR. John Bull: have no hesitation II s,,,.
thatl believe yonr Sarsap rilla 10 be The b,i,
ticle ever manufactured Tor the cure Of s.,orrl,
Syphilis. and many other Cataneous and ClanIr'
lar Affections, having used it with entire sucr.,
in number ofihe above cases.
J. NJ. MOORE, ND
Louisville, Dec. o6rh. i8I7.
Principal office, 81 Fourth ST., Louisville. IL
\ SANDERS.
.7ge"l for Scott to,ni,.
| Davenport, sept 10th, 1850. s-su
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
NEW DRUG STORE!

N The Corner Of Brady and 7fira Streets.
nR. JOHN T. DILLON, having recently re-
l. turned 10 Davenport has opened at the COT
uer OF Brady ana Third Streets, in the new Build
ing OF Esq Forrest, formerly occupied as the
.'Medcal College, we'll selected assortment
of
Fresh aud unauthorized Drugs,
10 which he invites the attention oil Physicians
and others. Fion arrangements made With some
of the best Wholesale Houses, he viii be eon-
stantly IN receipt 81 every standard and common
article, as well as The new Preparations, winch
are being so extensively employed in Europe aud
America. HIS Medicii es having been parchas-
ed under his immediate and personal supervision,
be na.ters himself that they will be found 10 be
Of superior quality. He has also choice los
Of FAMILY GaoeERITs, PAINTS. OlLs, NARSisuEs,
&C. &c-whlch he offers upon the most liberal
terms.
g-0r.ers from distance promptly attended
TO.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
Fresh aud unauthorized Drugs,
NEW CLOTHING STORE

CUP STAlRS1
0rer The Store Of g. l.. DAVENPORT.
VIII be found general assortment OF
SUMNER CLOTszENG,
Consisting in pat OF
COATS.
DIX. Cloth Frock Goats, Blk Cloth Sack
Hunting Coats. Heavy California Goats, Tweed
oats, sleeps Gray Goats. Black Blue and
Dsab Blanket Coats, Rough aud Read, Goats
soss Cloth Tweed aud Blanket Goats, Green.
plus, and PLAID Tip jackets. Also few line
Cloth Cioaks.
pANTALOONS.
Black, Blue and Fance Cashmere Pdu's,
Sa.inet and Vermont Cloth Pants,
Grey fGIled Cloth and Moleskin Pants.
VESTS
Blk satin. Blk and Blue Cashmere,
Fancy Wool, Velvet AMI many cthe krn,s
Of Vests
ALSO
4 general assortment OF
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Such as Backskin Blk Kid and Cashmere
cloves, Buck Altts, Blk. and Fancy Cyava's,
Wool Comforts, Pocket Hdkfs Flannel aud Nett
shirts and Drawers. Linen Bosom Shirts, Calico.
Check and Hickory Shirts, Lambs Wool and
Yarn Socks. .9iso, good assortment OF Fine
Noleskin Hats, Otter, Beaver, Muskrai, Cloths
aud other kinds 81 Caps, BOYS and Chidrens Caps;
all OF which will be sold as cheap as the Cheap
est.
Davenport. June 9Th, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
FORGIVE YOUR ENEMIEs.-The Dove

FORGIVE YOUR ENEMIEs.-The Dover
IN. H } Telegraph tells the following:
awe had lhe benefit Of country preach
ing last sabbath As usual, in the fore
noon services, cur worthy divine devoted
portion u his predatory prsyer 10 an in
vocation d mercy upon our National
Councils, and duly remembering the spiri,
of The departed President and our present
worthy incumbent he commenced upon The
cabinet, eSclaiming with great fersor,
20 Lord, try TO bless Daniel He5ster..'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
WHEAT! yVIEATl

WE wish to purchase any quantity Of good
w Merchantabe Wheat, delivered at our
Store in Davenport this fail and wincer, for
which we will pay the highest NorSot priee in
c sh or G. oods, VAN TUYL & COOK.
Davenport, Oct 24h. 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
YHE subscriber has just received chocea.
l. lection OF standard works, o. 1850 editions
which he offers below the ST Louis prices. A,
mong Them may DO found
D,eb'S complete works, Il vols IN Z;
Rollins Ancient History:
Josephus, plain, embossed and family eds
Hune's History Of England 6vas;
Qnarto y bIes plain, gilt and embossed
Pocket do do do do
Polyrlot do do do do
Goldsniih's Animated Mature;
Library OF Natural History, 400 plates;
Byron's works, library and cloth eds.'
Lynch's Expedition 10 Dead Sea:
Theirs Consulate and Expire Of Aaeeoii
Webs,er's qnar'o Dictionary;
Macauley'siIist OF England.
Wordsworth, Pape, Goldsmith,
Burns, Snolei, Sterne and
SCOTS poetical and prose WORKS -.
Together with large assortment o. soia's q
works, School Books and STATIONERY ~
kinds. Store IN the Post Office room, ,r
A. SANDERS.
Davenport. Nov 1ih. 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

THETRIaL OF Mr. roNGUE.-sir Tongue
was charged with icing "an unra!y evil,
full OF deadly poison" aud ia proc: OF the
charge, The law book vas produced, and Il
passage cited from james Iii, s. The de-.
fendaut replied, lhs, il il were not for Mr.
Heart, who lived little way below him. he
should be az innocent as his nei1habrs.
Mr.. Nose or the Messrs. Eyes, aud in SUP
port of his position, he cited a passage from
the same law book, nj thew Ky. Is.
The cour; decided that the defence was
sound one, aud that nothing really good
could be expected from Dir. Tongue until
radical ehsnge should take place in his
neigh6or Heart
flour Young renders approve ofthis de-
cision, We advise them 10 have lie Dir.
Heart that lives nesrest 10 them set RIGHT
as soon as possible, as it will make all the
difference ia the world With the whole
neighborhood.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
EVERY BODY, Alloy!
OLD ORIGINAL CLOTHING EN-
P0IsIUN

L.fRGEST .iRRIJ.3L YET!
HONOR BRIGHT. NO HuMBUG..
TINE Proprietor of the OLD ORIGINAL
l. CLOTHING STORE-on Front street, i'm
tnediately opposite the Mills, has the pleasure Of
announcing to his friends and old customers, that
he has inst received his
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

III had thirty ihosssnd children.'' said
the venerable Dr., II would resr them
all in Virginia, that they might have an
opportunity oi learning the duty # self re-
speci: for never knew Virginian that
did not have high opinion Of HIMSELF"
Good
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
THOSE LOGAs EEAvE COsIya!

A nd are just the hing you have all been
"A waiting for--whether for Front door or
k-PJror or kitchen C'ose, or bed room
every variety in STYLE Gultity, size and price. AT
nrLpRETH's. Buildcrs Hardware Establishment.
under The lie Claire house or, "a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

6n Lbs. Western Reserve Cheese. tor sule
ooO AZ Inc store OF B. SANFORD.
Aop lJrh. 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

I ROGKLtSB9'S Me rEOR lLOGY-A most
- interesting and valuable work, treating of
comets, meteors, and various phenomena, Sc,
&e--a good book Tor schools as well as a read
ing book for families, to be had at the hook store
OF III. a. PORTER
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

POL oulncy and St. Louis Crackers,
~ Assorted FOR sale b. the Barrel or retail.
"@* I'm by y. SANFORD
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

Sugars. Teas. Coffee all kinds, for sale by
- Nov t4lh, 1850 r. StNrnpn I
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

nj hHsiiess DRIED Apples and Peaches
~ Tor sale by D. SANFORD.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05

NavaL-Commodore Foxal A, Parker is to hoist
his broad pennant on board the U. S. ship Albany,
fitting out at Boston, as commander of the Home
Squadron the U. s. steamer Susquehaunah
intended for his flag ship on that station and now
fitting out at Philadelphia, cannot be got ready for
some time. William R. Taylor is to be First
Lieutenant of the Albany; D. Fauntleroy, Purser.
A letter received in this city from an officer on
board the St. Lawrence, gives the latest intelli-
gence OF her whereabouts The U. S. frgate St
Lawrence, Captain Paulding, left her anchorage in
the Weser on the Sd inst, and on the night OF the
9TH encountered heavy gale, which lasted two
days On the 10th she was off Beachy-head, run
ming through the English Channel, homeward
bound, with ten knot breeze" Norfolk Herald
October IS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05
Alabnma ON tho southern question.


The present Governor Of Alabama, who was
transferred to the Executive chair from the Chief
Justceship of the Supreme Court of the State,
which office he had held for long series of years,
is one Of the clearest headed men, and most con-
siderate politicians in the Southern portion Of the
Union. For months past the hot-headed secession
lists of Alabama have been writing to him, ana
bringing to bear upon him every possible influence
to induce him to convene the Legislature Of the
State in extra session. to adopt measures OF resist
ance to the acts Of the late Congress on the slavery
question. To all this he has replied at length
declines calling together the Legislature and gives
bis reasons therefor. Gov Collier thinks that the
South has suffered by the arbitrary legislation, IN
Conqress Of the North, and that, from every midi
c.t;on she will be required to suffer more. He
thinks there ought to be efficient resistance to this
| aggression argues that the South may righttuly
q seeede" from the Union, but thinks that non
Intercourse with the North is now the true policy
| Of the South Though we cannot fully agree with
we highly respect, the views of Governor Collier
and have no doubt from a somewhat careful obser
yation of the development of public sentiment il
Alabama, that he expresses in the main the view
of very large majority of the people of the Stat,
direct vote of the people could be had on the ques
tion Of non-intercourse with the North, we belie
that a decided majority would be shown il
of it, We do not think non-intercoursErH X.
practicable, and not polite if practie 7 st Foi
the South should make an effort, IN COMMISSION
adopt this course, the result will Ter street. %
able, if it but teach her citiz. b. B. HART.
tages they possess in cliIr honpltouIas street
a.. f,o;l;t;as of I.hor Sceries, Drugs Chemicals,
| - 80,
the ouhdlng up oil mnerIy OF M. GREENWOOD "
the adoption OF fAerehahI' NO 10 Bank Place. New
/ contribute to tn 7TT7T
| sass;o, Of ~ = F. - II, late TALBOT, JONES
n ME-, %.0Sst an" Forwarding Me5fhnnl
Soeiai m Nh ~ VIZ :, W. y
TO-; ~ II ~ - ", ~ 1flloIney al Law, =. .
to- NO. BW8canS SniiHm FT io sl' Fls 5os7 OF i
Lows 7 Il EojI- ba---,. ~ T-S-i-----:,I
Il Camn Street co1er Of Ftl ~o still
-, : H-t
,OATNrE7P TG 1S T'i T TT ~ i"4DA'
10 20 $50 80: II IT, W holesaie DealeT IN
Diy IG9o,. 90 drawer street aPl1 9&H
POOLE, VIM. L., Notary Public, q Camp
street, Solce lately occupied by J. b. Marksl apll ly
IOUlG, MIR " co, e., .,,,I.I Merchants,
50 St. Louis stree liz uepa:es' Woulu ihah-s Iy
.ORICE, ~ p"pio oplnioii-oIi ulsseiis.s
od rs 'p t;,I lole aiatteIs VI eAPeuiehcy
,,,oJ d'A II ~ ~, Teahless
thet ,b i,ae, -.lN iF 9 va suppose
,,ia.a,aI pSiI;sn, y ~; VI Houlu p5
;aiI ~, - ~ y. a a,iu ut,lulUs "ilu Moulu
, a r., Wouu De-
rJ;,,ar1, sass of u, SUI as an
IN, ~ o ~ "ou'u at inns
ssfrhe ~, oI' unG ~ ~ co,,,,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05
d A l. l. US
.....sR.A,LN EXTRACTOR.
suOre NesC Goods.
Es' Just received at the store of
G. M. SIMPSON,


| - Consisting in part Of
''slTEs, MANTILLAs and CLoAKs, IN plai1
o"a"'e'eoH and Jrat7ed SIX aud Tarc Satin.
FRENCH MERNos - Vqyious CoIoys.
DoMBAzlNES AND CANTON CLOTHS.
ENGLISH MERGNos and PARAMArrAs.
ORLEANS Chorus and ALrAOAs.
CAsHMEREs AND De LANES.
SILKS Of Various Styles
SPUN SILK MERINo AND CorroN HosrrRy y
LADIES AND Misses UNDERvEsrs.
GENTS uNDERsHIRTs AND Drawers I
FLANNELs BLANKETS, ETC. ETC. 4
Also, tie --latest Styles Of TRIlNMTNGa
French Brads, F2o,eolne Trimmings, Rassia Braid, BE
Pe'gol Ribbons, etc. stc
ieso goods aie now ready for examination and conan, A.
be made to the stock by nearly every arrival ar
~ Just opened and for sale by the piece, at and
Boston Prices, iCiy |
An assortment of SHEETfNGs and SHIRT i HnI,4o
the most popular brands Ne saf
G. NJ. SIMPSON, BY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05
correspondence OF tho Crescent,


MONROE, La. October 10, 1850
Dear CFesesntIn pursuance of my first design to sketcl
short notice of each one of the compose hi
Judicial District come now to the Parish of Union, bound
al West by Claiborne PARISH East by the Ouacha river
souh by the Parishes of Ouachita and Jackson and Mort
by the Arkansasne. The Eastern border of the Parish
you perceive. is washed by the ouachita ver-intO whc
empty from the West running through Union Parish, tw
small streams; the LoutTe navigable through the cent
merely, and the D. Arbonne the South side, navgabe
Farnersvie for small boats. AT Farmersvie, the Corr
enters the D'Arbonne from the Northwest. "a
Above the Loutre, the most densely settled = ar2n
Parish at present. the country upland mulattsh l2tS
oak and pine underground, the sumachS % Ir-1--
ynes etc. The small creeks have switch and TTRuiss d
the hills long grass fine water is for, r mr., ,.,
branches and can be had any whe-st" u 61LL \ ".
The population are mostly AlahsiiG WAREtiUU sE.
growing rich-they produce nsfofse lead, CAV : In
at home the u, p ,n o,t Magazine near ~ IN
OUTLAY Wheat. rye 81 X KNEAss,
| - IN. 5tnuOras Of SADDLERY, HAP
eNeeeangly wen = WulPS. Leather OF all kinds Tools.
lbs cotton autufa. HhtolJarr0ns, tGreg cd Pea
| ~ Manoh' Military Goods,
Ouacnii1n great Eauely, together with Military Z =
nurs Findings, Trimmings, ETC.. Cloths, Gas Ia "a
der.} Ineres Buttons, i.aces and Emboideres, N m
| 10 Elacs, Buntugs, ETC. ~ w
Regatta and Jewels,
For MGs0ns, Dju teoEs and SOns O Temperance, Work
ing Regatia, aphemaiia.
NJ. X, are Principal Agents Of the Boston Betting Com
pany, for the sale Of Metallic Rubber, Machine Betting,
steam Packing, etc, together with all articles OF
LNIL4 RUBBER MANUFACTURE
Purchasers invited call aud compare the Goods and pm
ces with other Houses, or they will regret it,
~ Great inducements will be offered apS lynW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05

Hers Of John McDonogh.--A Geographic dis.
patch to the Charleston Mercury, dated Baltimore,
octeher 18th, says & There is much excitement
relative to the requests Of Mr.. McDonogh His
sister is dead but there are many relatives who are
claimants TO his pfoperty.n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05

Col, VIM. P. Rodgers, U. S. Consul at Vera
Csuz IS now in this city, at the St Charles Hotel.
He was a Captain in Col. McClung's regiment at
she battle Of Bnena Vista. On that terrible, but
the arms Of the United States, glorious day, he
won distinction by his gallant bearing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05

Boat Sunk. The steamer Exit struck a snag on
Saturday, the 18th ult., at O'Clock, P. NJ, at
Haleys plantation, on Red River, fifteen miles
above Campte. She had ITO bales of cotton on
board. Boat total loss. No lives lost.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05

Passengers By TIE Ohio--The fol-
list Of passengers by the steamer Coear
NewYork on the 26th ult. for of .lo lo,x,
Orleans rver'
Hon sohn .Slidel, friend and
eun and child. Mr. CharLard aver on these
lady, Mr. Beech, N Y Suur AIN and
Wills, child and nurse, III, ,1; 81, ard. Mr.
eildren Mrs Dean srS'lelt speaking liant and ihree
family. Mrs y Bladnng Jennings, lady 'i and
-"h MosTs I; A slocomb, Miss D a socomb, Mr. So
SS2. rs Wharton Ms Robelot two children and servant
sedy and infant Mtenberge and friend MI Jasduet foul
ehildIen and servant II Reynolds and lady, Mr. Tobias
Lnnre Mr. perlreraad three children and servant, Mrs
nhomas three children and nurse, Mauogordate Cebas
CeDas, Ms Adams and niece, Mrs Bddle and niece G
sNenmagea Mrs Ronmage, Mrs Marks, Mr. Trndeaux
and lady, Hoover and lady, VIM Brock Alex Robinson
lwo sersaas Mis- fagan Nj Wood. Schwartz. N
de Calabtiand. III Merrill and lady, Gomte de Bienere
alt 0gden Mr. Magee Mrs Armour Miss Armour miss Is
4 bgdhsh. y n Henrsaues Herman, 8 T. Woodbeny.
and daughter, Mm MilfoFds Miss Ely, eeks ThIif
q lfeest Haight. g abare and lady, Ms Britten
5qhnsan Master Julius Levy, P Peass Mary Monaban
Mo Major Snrague two children and nurse e TruImeo ID
baks Dr Q.ey. MI Sherwood. Mrs Bnilald. Haniori
Mary sneid. w Wiiams. Mr. Cromwell, Patrick Hurley d
aonhes, Prefer BoFenz John Arrowsnith Mis- Hyne and
We cnilnrsas 4 Harrison, Riggs, Hampton Pierce, S
5auN PuIeited. Staples, w Kelly, Mr. Bulger, w Il
! assel,, g Moring, Sweeney. W A Haddock j A
59Itiatt, Flanders, Poana, Hubbard Mrs I.ecart
LEG ert7Fongs 3 y Beck ene! A Bqrnham, II Hall. ]
ssnnadgi Gilbert, Garden, d s LLOYD r o Al Dexter,
s1y two children and two servants, Mrs Anchneke Geo
ay seu Pes NJ Kas 4 iI r pva IIs " II ana
]acaI Anderson, + Bouin A Armstrong Master Kanse
.shiespe aud family. MT Love and lady, Mr. Water Mrs
Eaner DeCain, Comte de Boiste, Orega-259 pas
i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05

.bpped how much moi held by brokers' how much N port
not landed and shipped but not cleared, e'e n% percy
vcbabe reduced stock there. clean, fair statement will
mi urns Al rest and s now doubly Important entering,
- We sre, on anothers short supply season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05

We notice that ]. D. B. DeBow, Esq, Of this
city, addressed an audience at Castle Garden, New
York, on the 10Th ult
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05

- On the I'd Inst.r by lhe Rev. VIM. F. Clark Mr. WIN N
GlIEVALlER and Miss LAURA L., Daughter of D. Carlin
Esq., OF the Parish of Rapides.
In Lafayette, 3lst ut, STEPHEN R. DYER and Nisg
SARAH ANNA MCSrAY. ~ -''9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05

The Dratry CaSe-A new indictment for forgery
has been found against Drury, senior, at NewYorE,
OF torpedo-memory, and the case will be called up
again. -
Mrs. Warner has also obtained decision that
tRe assignment made by her husband of the rents
of his real estate, since his desertion of her is
fraudulent, and the injunction is to be continued
and receiver appointed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05
The supply or water 70 tho city.

hessrs Edovs-A short time SINCE one of the city pa
peis contained paragraph Of which the following is an
se amount o. water now used in this city from
these works (Sscond Municipality is equal to that snpnied
by the Paramount Water Works at Phiadelpbja y
Having some "reminiscences about that city and its wafer
works. purpose making few remarks in comparison of the
supply o. water to the two places, and do this because
many PERSONS after having read the above may fge, that
We arc well supplied with water and this suppose wa
ahe opinion of the author of celebrated report made IN a
&sneM Council which was, in substance that as the %
y was interested IN letting things relating to the
water works remain they the Council by accent
ang it. forgetting that they had higher duties To pero ira,
those Of mere stock iobbers
have always heard that Philadelphia was oeebra,ed as
a OF the best water supplied cities in the world and feel
og sure that the opposite of this: bpt m
Ie1giho do not know may doubt my assertion will
/ - hooks." In Hichoson's Operative Mechanic
trsus .'jtion- 1895, vol 2, page 236, Mr. Frederic
Mad oS t direction these works (Fairmount) were
ANA description. states that the quantity
Mary Sloysr'' soz feet perpendicular by one pump
-----S IONS Gale rneasure) per twenty
TINO PLANTERS AND BSnaiest pumps there are
and and 5 RSaf Pns MabG S5 ron, g. ,s,
g. as5d Ts S ahosa9y SSwes on water
sFEA&S thL1%1 TSiRsFScSr!siyerins to
S otaefs ~ az Kinds Of Cypress Lumber through
notice ,.D. -'l,'' D'I0" y a az I'd ct OF
kTACKEREIs-T9 hall bis, quarter do, kits and HI
MUS R u God Ha iGf' &G e. ga. s fchopsoo,
aEa E III boxes Goosebeuy Pie Fruit, in soT
.,,.r r. M. MoALPIN, Canal street Row.
ol4u and a Common street
NHOCOLAIE-25c cases mass Chocolate, do SPANS
s25 GoohRICH 3 70. ii, 3 az and 81 Common street,
DIE FhUAI-0O boxes GOOsbury Pie Emit in stnrs a.,
j. for sale by R. M MCALPIN, Canal ST. Row "''
olt u and y Common street.
CRAPEs-lO0k kegs, Just received from Malaga,
" oO A. FCOCHRAN n co. q Tchoupitoulss St
RUTTER-2OO firkins prime Goshen 100 kew
Il prime Western, for sale by
nj A. u. GRIEFF & co. Cd Levee.
I .ARD-400 kegs choice Leaf. for sale by
~ nj A. ID. GRIEFF co. Old Ilevee
CODFIsH AND HERRING-SOO boxes, landing an
~ In store for sale by
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SALT-Goarse and fine Liverpool Salt just landing an
o28 JOHN TOOLE. No. . Bank Place
EOORTER, London and Dublin Porter, Just andin
o28 JOHN TOOLE. No. o Bank Place.
Tod LIVER OILS small kegs God Liver Oh, Of ST
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DIed:

NOV 2, HuGH HUTCHINSON, aged 3d. native of Ireland
Nov. l, Mrs. LOUISA Hunt, late of Charleston, s. G,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05

The Marriage Relati0n.-The celebrated Eng.
!lsh writer, Addison, has left on record the follow
ing important sentence: Two persons have
chosen each other out of all the species, with
design to be each others mutual comfort and enter.
tainment, have in that action bound themselves to
be good humored, afable, discreet, forgiving, pa.
tent, and joyful with respect to each others frai
ties and imperlectons, to the end Of their lives
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passengers--Msior WISE U 5 A, Capt IoEdon 82uaIer
IN charge OF Indians Rev Mr. Axte > and daug hteI
Capt Forbes Brtlon, wife and daughter TT iiawFes WE
Nj Kendrick dol Mr. sewal and ssrvant-slx on deck
nee 1oi tsee Old wife Of Sam Jones Santem hob kee
on wife 81 Sam Jones and Qneen Of Mieashoskes thret
iiaT IL am Jones -aih see, wife and heir appa
rent ssd her four children John Phillip, Interpreter; Fati
NAH wife Of Philip. and son Jim Loo-loohoktse, slave
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