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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

4 From THE CHERoKEs NArIoN.-The Table;
quah Advocate Of the 1oth ult. has the following
paragraphs 49, IS IL,
! Our Agent is temporarily located at Fort Gibson
for the sake.of good winter quarters. We hope
he may be permitted to establish an Agency more
convenient to oursseat.of Government.
x We understand that Cherokee, by the name, Of
Jesse Reynolds, was killed by soldier 1t Fort
Gibson in drunken frolic--and the soldier is
,irnder arrest, and wilt.b delivered over to the
Proper authority for trial.. Ii is said to be an IN
provoked murder.
=, Our Assistant Principal Chief, George Lowrey,
was lately married to Mrs. Lucy Hildebrand BY
the Rev Stephen Foreman.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

SGranes, a celebrated French painter, died
recently at Ak, his native city. q.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

SylE The, danger to- the health of persons en-
gagged in the manufacture Of white lead has benin
a great measure obviated hyimprovedp processes IN
vented;in France. A report on the subject has
been made to the Academy at Paris, in which the
improyements are iiin1tely detailed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

~ Mrs. Fevershame dined a few days since
in company with an English sea-captain, who gave
her an account OF his voyage. 81 did not speak
single thing" said he, 9 from the day on which
left until the day on which we entered Boston Har-
bor.n, *Deary me, Captain,' said the old Lady,
whata sulky imam You must be when you're to sea,
not 10 speak a word the whole time. But perhaps
you had no speaking trumpet with you ~ Aaseri-
cais Sentinel .-s's
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

PLkclDEs VARIETIKs.The splendid spectacle of For.
tnnio viii be again presented this evening after which,
Grand DFertscment 70 be followed by the farce Of
. sashsf and cEasr aer which, the Espaghol - Of
La Joa Angonesas b. al the principal dancers, assisted by
the corps dc ballet conclude with the farce of Perf
fIdn.f Ktts u llrien Mn Howard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

tbs LEAnneD eAsaRIEs.-senor spinetfo win exhibit
Iii 10 talented Cnnay birds the National Gallery, rs St
Charles street. Monday nextgivng exhibitions pen
day. Thase little esnFmer worth seeing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

sourH-Hfn srnRN cIRcrss-Last evening the act Of
Eauelnanispi, and Jakes Of the Clowns. wee peculiarly
foaa and called Iof loud ppslause from large and fash
aennbls auaenee,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

. MIcHIGAH.-At the recent election in this State,
"a proposition was submitted to the people as to
whether the Constitution should be revised or not
The result shows vote in favor of the proposition
of g, 1913, and against it 1895 The majority for a
Convention. is, therefore, 29,09s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

PRoFrrs OF PLANK RoAps.- The Waterville
and Utica road, nineteen miles long, and costing
$34, 600, has just declared dividend Of ten per
cent. laid by for repairs. The Utica and Bridge
water road, twenty mileslong and costing $4,000,
pays IS per cent. 80. .,fssA.ls.. : =. =. y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

ANOTHER SLIP oFsTHE PENs-The fourth para.
graph of the Presidents Message commences as
follows: ;-r!t . taJF :.
b While enjoying the benefits of anicable inter-
course Nth foreign nations, we has not been in.
sensible to the distractions and wars which have
prevailed in othersqnariers of thesweru.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

A HINT.-A young lady once limited to gentle
man that her thunble was nearly worn out and
asked what reward She should receive for her indus
try. He made answer the next day by sending her
a new one with the following lines i, -
s. Igsnd thinble forfingers nirnble '-,-t-f
o. Which hope wiz fit when you Try il; = = -
1t viii hast you ofg If il shalf so strong -
As the hint which you gave me to buy it,
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TO JULIA. ltor the Crescent
Brightly tie morning rags The ni0aalaihs rid
Waxing 10 lie eank fragrant fruit and Tower. q.
Changing to diamond.drops ire dews distilled s9
From naturss tears in inidns gifts hoIy acur q =
Thus, loyelysfnaid, nv genius tAeagkts enbower,
Inglowins beauty. and the posts dream, = -
Csll'd into Itchy bps that ssEeetly shower 81
"a The Dramas gems, rsaiitR, we deem,s -
While flashes from thine fapi inspirations CLEAN.
Lovely enehanhess ! ID Thy magic tones
X The words Of Love and Joy are doubly sweet
And sFhenths voice Of Grief and Sorrow means,
The tears Of Truth thy fegn'd ZONES fonds greet. .
tBnt when the hursher passions nedly meet.
And speak in lightning from thy faalng eyes, 4 Il :
sThetdeof life stay ii itzpulse feet y -
y, Within its ruby fountain frozeniies,a ~
Chilling the awe-struck soul thy look electIfes.
I .sAn had, fair mistress of an art that filings :
Historic Light wfere'er its rays are east, :
back from buried ages brightly brings - as
= she phantom forms and features Of the past,
Mount in thy glorions flight. nntilatlast :. Il.
= Fsns's Offering pinnacle, that yet uprears u
Above thy head .,beneath thy feet thou hast, :
- Ericil with allhst 1--we and life endeats. ltears.
And crond the Dramas pride, far queen of smiles and
x .Retc oTiedas,l Jan. a, 1850. EssA BID.
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Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, &c,
d13 2ptf AZ CAMP STREET.

IS5O.........,.a.,..1S 5O................IS5 o.
RLANK BOOKS FOR THE NEW YEAIl.--The
II subscriber is ready TO execute all orders for superior
BLANK BOOKS. Specimens of his work, exhibited for
time past, have eicited the highest encomus from the
Merchants and the City Press. - u =
q. All ORDERS executed with dispatch, and the work
warranted besupeor in every paricular and Prices as
low any other house IN this city ~ 2. ~
~ "A fun assortment of first class BLANK BOOKS ON
hand. COMMERCIAL PRINTING in the best style of
the art. : B. NJ NORMAN Stauoper
,dSf u.ltW 2dp 49, IL Camp street..
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I Such forms as ChacsRer, iSacke$pe1, and iShags-
9e,a (which occurs elsewherel ought not, perhaps,
70 be called varieries of Shakespeare.
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THt TIME FOR BARGA1Es,-BY their advertisement ii
viii be thar Alfred Afanroe & Cohage marked down
heit immense stock of 6easonabe Cqhi and are deter.
armed 70 close out immediately ee islhe time to supply
your wgfdrobe with everything ron and yon can I help
fnding i At le corner Of Magazine and Graser Streets
where tie oneprIte SYSTEM governs seyery TRANSACTION
Mssfs 9Ihnros 60 have quantity of superior elong
for and supply all ages and whether
for die purpose Of promepadng On Camp street,pr digging in
tile runes Of Csbtofnia is-s 10 y y 4
THK Fam nMF 1t to be regretted that islittle.
tJop, web gotten up, did not my ts expenses Of print
ing 4hRk eirtens have judged very nn,sise ia
not geQg tbs toy present for their children
We know children, who laid by tie Pair Dime as pre-.
dDus "REMINISCENCES Of day. iolook at in after years
fashioned 70 wish to presert copy Of this little contei
Iorar they find out wlereit isto oehad uquiring of
the ladiesof ta6ia etreet Churehl - ~ X..S
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AIT2uOO bbs Newark and Rosendae 1000 bbls
-, ~ Neason Browns Rosendale 200 bbls Roman land.
ing ana IN store, TOR sale BY HAYMAN s. HOi,DEN
90" NO. W Magazine street and II Red Stores,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

THoMAs J. SPEAR will SELL atshalfpast 10 O'Clock, at the
corner of Common and Rampant strees-HOrses, Drays
Mules and Cattle 5, - $50
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

SINGULAR INCIDENT IN MAD-HoUsE Some
months since, an incident occurred in the Boston
Lunntic Hospital, of very pecnliarcharacter. A,
mother and daughter both became inmates, and
were placed in the same story of the building,
where they had access 10 the same hall. They met
and recognized each other, though one had leftthe
other years ago in Ireland. Both had crossed the
ocean, became residents here, and1ost all ,kfowl-
edge of the others history OF fate; both became
bereit Of reason and came npoa the public for sup
port, and in madheuse, surrounded by those who
were hapelessly Insane, the .elid and parent met,
and though reason was deihroned, and each was
there with mind diseased yet nature sri,
umphed over the clondea intellect, aud for a brief
moment the parties talked Of the land of their birth
and when they had separated from each, other.
This incident Is of romantic interest, sufficient to
suit the most anxious inquirer after exiraordinRSy
adventures. :. -, -.
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Z MASONRY IN MALTA.-The g Mystic Art is
warmly cherished ia the oldoastellated home Of the
Knights Hospitalers Of st. John Of. Jerusalem
The BIde Lodge, MOSS, (inderthe jurisdiction
Of the Grand hodge Of England,l IS in most flour
ishing condition. and adds much to the pleasure of
9 brethrenY who are visiting the Mediterranean
eWm. " inthrop, Mastered this Lodge,isa Bossonian
by BIRTH and has for several years been our National
Corsuiar Representative at Malta The fact Of his
having been calledto preside over "a Lodge, com
posed in a great measure, of English army and
navy officers, shows the high estimation in which
he is eld.abroad. Franklin was deeply indebted
to Free Masonry for his success while negotiating
great benefits, fromthe sbond Of brotherhood ..
which brings them into friendly associations with
those who would otherwise be Strangers daefi-
ic1,s Se1,tf3leI - y
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HANNIBAL AND ST. JosEPH, RAiBRoAD.-'We
suppose from the following extract from the Glas-
gov (Mo) Times that Congress is to be called on
for grant Of land to the proposed Hannibal and
St.Joseph Railroad
I We learn from the Hannibal presses that the
survey of the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rafroadhas
been completed and the result will be laid before
Congress at an early day, in order to facilitate grants
Of land along the route, sothat its construction may
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Nexg nksxIco,
A delegate rom New Mexico is in Washington
CITY Heclsinis, we are tod, 10 be admitted 70 the
Fouss 81 Representative, on The same ferns as he
dslaeates from The ssFtitories Of Oregon and Mi
knascss Bsss we apprehend there will be little sun
port % these pfstehsicns, unless the anxiety Of
certain Interests II, Congress to afTect he slavery
shan INDUCE them toespouse the cause
ief the delegate, because ii assumes the want of
jtitle ia Texas 10 the Santa Fs country and may
ffhus HELM to foreSlose Inc oestion aoainst the de-
Ksnd ii Texas "a, tIs Rio. Csrande as the Western
boundary. As, he Immediate admission d. Csii-
5oFnia VIII :sl,e immense tefsitory. which lie inew
State claims * Sainly to be made sectieasf quss-,
ton with fissNorth. in orler 70 d4inish the area
] ipf which ia parties on the slave question are
strusgling, BY seeming as saush as possible, ar
saoe to the sc the Recognition 81 the.
tteEftofial. limits claimed ew MEXICO, to the
exclnsioncf thefasseIte4 lghts claimed Of exas,.
Isl vs. fear 10 bs another partisan question of The
same sort and pressed with the same VIEWS Texas
wiz be.oppesed, mol 50 much because she does not
makes good title as agaihstthe United States 10
dis terriiofy snot because IL would otpon gene.
fal grounds be expedisnt 70 admit her title as the
hest if moi, absolutely but pfincipally be-
ssuss ssaS = 2 slave, holding state and = suits
f'~.s' y ilni ner as
a. tnese
ss - we
- y ss me isepre
~ ~ .s,''oss = Wy Z n'sss E 'a'es ply
- sS,'9s.e.. 'ses ..''s'g..sy We 'tuSs
= sus'' u'a -. i0r oeeleg sereps
1, an, san DC no opIee.lon
= PVss,on y sns nisse
.4sss Ppm = sseA' y as'ep1 = ~ ast
.ss - 'aer VIEWS on snR1eG's iAas
~ Is fight Wnien = lfeeay
u. Pessols Wi'in 'ne pnled lstates.
ny q = ssnlhglen are iull q agents ior
s@l.hs sng cons'ees . represent the washes o.
'dllierent classes Of men; These have as Just "a
y our 70 ask 70 pc aainilseo on inc
:. ths i1oass q we sapse
e''Ss u shey are nave 70
'.'ase 2 ,sls''oss alle 70 &c re-
y ne rsls q sovereignty gi.ich
gnu ''.e y y cons
~ i s''S = y
nv VIZ. ~ s g some knossn
sa ,, sis,g. 3 = 9 2. :
new delegate in his Sepseseniatise oharactes h
member Of Congress from 4 ferritosf. ~,
- =, ,s,..s.l
$50 e .'s's ~
I, sel plsseo n
3 III ~
No, sls
ri ~ tse y ss'
~ = n ~
= ss
~, ss's iss' .p =
u s ~ lie
-. a,'as - les
\, ess,1 ~ Nv
~, sies - 4
W. ls'Sl' ,s.s are ~ speeil,sf
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DREADFBE CALAMITY IN WAsHMeroN.-on
Christmas morning; between fonra and five O'Clock,
frame tenement in the eastern part of WssIiings
ton, not far from the marine garrison and navy
yard, was discovered to BeOn fire and such was
the rapidly with which the flames extended, that
aeOlored man and three oOored children five, eight
and twelve years ofsge persisted before they could
be eSricsted from the burning mass, The house
was entirely consumed. 80
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GREAT REDUCTION


~ The most respectfully Informed that frOtha data
the sgned viii occupy fouraory Bulldog on CANAL
sTREBT, between Bourbon and Dauphln streets
OILS 2dpH = 2 d. y hoLAahS'-
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Z. SIzE OF GALIr oRNI Az hfornia would make
fortg:fps States Of the sizesof New tHampstirel
The sea.coast extends nearly a. thousand tniiesr
and the territory extends inthe interior twelve hum
ldred miles, ts.s - $3.50 4
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FRAuDs on THE BANK OF ,MoBrLEy-sAn old
trick on the, currency has been praotised by some
cunning rogues against the Bank Of Mobile. Notes,
principally Of the denomination Of $40. but some
of Sos and $5s have.bee frapdulently cut, so as
of the parts extracted from five or six notes make
one note additional. "A reward Of $1,000 has been
offered for the detection'cf those who practise this
singulsr fraud The Bank refuses 20 receive the
notes thus mutilatea. We doubt tho Justice Of
tbis--if not the, law. 1t seems to US that as the
gsnuneness Of the original notes Is not questioned,
the Bank ought pay pro RATA for the pieces othe
innocent hnlder.-.-.
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Great Reduction in the Prices of CLOTHING!
Bargains !! B0rggiass!!

OWING the lateness of season. and with an unusually large
~ stock Of Winter Clothing on hand. |tE - -
ALFRED MUNROE 81 CO., "a Magazine 81.
would inform their friends that they have marked
down all heir heavy Winter Clothing such very prices as
eanot TAIL 70 please those who have supply
Among other bargains offered the following: 49,
SIS, viii be sold a s r. - z
Snper French Castor Beaver now be sold at SIS former
price so, and cheap at Tint price - ~
AglAft sAGs aaa Pa ETolss
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LIFE PREsEEyATIoN,---The Government Life
Saving Apparatus is now deposited at ten different
points on the. hong Island coast Of the Atlantic,
It consists of 10 Fnncis' Metallic Lifs Surf
Boats, . with oars and buckets, from the Novelty
Iron Works 10 Stoves, with wood, Otc.; 10 Nor
tsrs with shot having spiral springs attached, for
throwing the line; Powder, in caanisters; ]. Blue
Lights and Qpiek-matcies Port-sres, catch
Rope, Lanterns, OIL, Hawsers, Hauling Lines
etc. house is also provided for each station,
together with wagon for each boat,
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a. The bsssth snail ste yskisrdsy. was almost
. tpsei ALLURE. Wesesiyed nothing finnp beyond
Montgomery, Mabems.
THO Extph- rIarnnosh xEoekIy crescSnx
Appears to,day AZ o'slack. 4
e win contain large amount q useful and infe-
Sestins reading and win be filed win theaets and
Incidents which make slls history IF re, Preseat
Vhs in al lis moRencnis and wifi al III tens
deaeias sosiab liisraty, artistic, political Iila.
ssophis ma ~; may be seen in the Weakly
Cresespf The present naHibes has the resident !.
Message u full; abstracts o. s6s Reports ssf the.
&eeFesaEss of Wax ef the Navy, OF de 1fsssnry,;
and 81 ss IAsesior together iti tho detailed acs
count q lis srsans BY which ker Of the House
useless to attempt to give the contents an full
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

| FALL or PLAsFBRINe IN a CnuURoH.--On
Christmas Eve, just as the preacher eonluenoed
speaking in the Episcopal Church IN HOnesdale,
Pa large circle or scroll Of plastering, four feet
IN diameter, fell with a crash down to the noors a
distance Of about twenty feet It was Miraculous
that no lives were lost as the Church was crowded
in everypace, except exactly where it fs, directly
in front Of the pulpit. -. q. - !. !.
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MISSOURI AUGUST ELEcTIoN-The St. Louis
Republican says that the first open movement in
regard to the election next August, has been made
by tile Bentonians, in the Third Congressional Dis
.trict Gen, Sterling Price is proposed.as candi-
date for Representative by writer in the Bruns-
wicker He is to be the Benton candidate The
position which Mr., Green, who now fills the place,
has assumed makes it necessary that he should ask
a reelection at the hands Of his constituents, as,
Otherwise, his declension would be an admission
that the people had withdrawn their confidence
from him. Both the gentlemen will, it is probable,
be the candidates the democratic side. OF course
the Republicans glad Of the division in the demo.
cratic ranks, and hopes for the election of awhig
Representative. :
or The Legislature OF, Indiana has unanimously
passed law authorizing the Governor to make tenn
porary loans 10 supply any deficiency there may be
in the treasury for the payment of the January and
July interest on the public debt, These loans are
notmadenecessary by actual deficiency inthe reve.
nUes OF the State, but because the heavy payments
into the treasury are not usually made until about
Statelwhich is redeemabe for taxesshall have been
all subscribed, say eighteen months hence, the ne
cessiiy for any oanfor the purpose of paying inte-
rest will no longer exist The State Bank of Indi-
ana. upon the passage of the law, Immediately ten
dered 10 the Governor the amount needed. Indiana
has acted noblY in the matter of her public debt.
She has persevered throughmany discouragements
in perfeeting the arrangement, and has exhibited a
determination to everything in her power for her
creditors.
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CASH SILK GOODS EsTABLIsHMEl
g. Yale .1s'. ~ Co.

u ~ stDO ~ 80
;t-st WHOLESALE DEALERS =
IN SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
MILLINERY ARTICLES,
ttfsts- LACEs EMBROIDERY, .-
.s. 49, ~ts-4 HOSIERY and,
h ~ s-rs. LINENS
NO. 81 MAGAZINE sTREETs
d15 6n1p hatl,1tsers Common and Gravier sts.
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TUTENILE GIFT BOOKS, for the Hoydays.-A
- beautiful assortment Of the most approved kinds
one half the usual prices at EORMAN'S
? d2lffadp Book Establishment, Is Camp ST.
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s. Of n. nIeetinr SUNDAY Nor.

LIBERAL DIVISION, No. ~ at Pelican Hail. corner of Con
mon and st Ghares streets, at 10 O'Clock. !
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HOEydGiy GifYs,

AT ONE HALF THE Usual PRICES.
y At NoftNAN'S, Is Gimp street, -
LADIES' AND GENTEEsfEN'5 WRITING CASES.
:, - NE PLUS ULTRAS,- p.
= - ENVELOPE AND NOTE CASES,
ILLUSTRATED POETS, GAMES, PUZZLES, etc.
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nE- Tha le Compnny arc
hereby notified Annual Meeting On
RsszsY1S SUNDAY hexts January s. at 10 A. NJ for he
elecns officers ensuing year,
ja4 By order. .W.-Al0YNAN, Secretary.
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ITO THE LADIES. &c. LEIGHTON respectfully
soiriis Ladies 70 Inspect elegant and fashionable
JftineIt OF Fancy CRAY ATS, very suitable Tor Christmas
I resenfs 30 loving lords sud noble swa aims.
when bowed and adusted By the hands OF the fair
: Itcan ue'er be forgotten who placed Il there
First Premium ready made linen G; LEIGHTON,
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SIERNfAN,S .Hes pa,.t TRuSS

,,lt tgNtEOkIER-ihe Gt
NIL NOS elastic and comtoabe instrument in use for the
VI ", WOMB complantthe bearing down feeling nj lie
~ ~ he stomach, weakness ofthe lungs side and back
Ei, elc IN Pregnancy, its prevents miscarrnge
a le y 70 the comfort Of every delicate
% 4 any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter they can
% the wife Of avery celebrated physician Of dis
me- se one with perieqt satisfaction, after Try
49, OTHER patent supporters without any relief Physi
inent al ple prophetor's, lost Charles street.
aSe had occasion examine and applv ali tho
Supporters in USE have found none ~ veil
! rniaapieipulA' aug 10, lels VIM, ANDERSON nj d.
~ ie yeais Twas afflicted with ue compluintpar of
US Aine eol1ned 10 bed Ny ufefgs ,gf, ysy sroa NJ
Lng until got oneof Mr. Sherman, 5s So
a9oed ne 70 work about the house. and regain INV Tor
AiSnst ~ ny ~ sa eefulhsss' Mrs, WILKINSON
.S,ITHna,s. -, i5I Eightlsreet Philadelphia
III ANS NEW PATENT SHOITI DER RACK
snnN ~ AADOMEN BRACE-For weakness Of lie Chest
back etc. Ii prevents the shoulders from falins tor'
and ba ehest expands the chamber in which the lungs
are contained and gives buoyancV and yeor IN lie
lsad ~ eounteracting the pnncpa causes which
hs W. 70 4'A 50 many sgt5ect-can be had only of
ule Ir1Ib1ie!or q. st Charles street. e "
n n EEhmAN'S IMPROVED SISPENSORY BAN.
tue support Of the scrotum and teslicles This
= very useful especially in the Southern States owing
leaNlg Of the chmote Il light and efficient article
~ is aIe physical support Dung men will find il com.
9t dnu safeguard old men will prove its utiv in proong
4 ne pleasure OF life, the deeadence Of which is natural
street. = Z '''N 0i"' AT NO. ~ d. Ch ~
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7NRw Esef.kaD FEsravA1 IN NKSv YoRK.--A
very pes,sy effort Of she oonfeclioness skin was
plaSca IN ftontof tAe President. Il was an exact
tae sfRssfe n sugar q a Flew England Meeting
House, enda Now England School House. These
beautiful oTnesents were greeted with loud cheers
1 By the assembled sons Of New England, as the
most dear and iamihar ohjects.of then affections
Thess-was also IN fr0at Of the President a large
Piece.ot Forefather's Rock and over hishesd hung
ne Flag ct New England, = designed by Geofge
from Dutch work On Ship. building, published an
LIZA, where q Is given as the Maritime Flag Of
New England itsis described in that work as,
fsfee, with white free quarter, divided BY red
nross having IN one compartment divided sphere,
enblematiealo of Americaas the New World.'' Z; /, y
:Trmpra ssTJs,slv :, ~
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Ttg THE pURJIC,

A STATEMENT appeared in some Of the. city naper4
yssterdayt somewhat rejecting the character of
y FL and il wise ereditabe myself
lts re at the nsiigadOn of certain parties, and
ment OF eNciements induced she for divorce but
On more mature reflection have caused such suit be with
drawn. lja5 ltfl q Il. A CALDWELL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-05

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