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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
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unc sieht i'm 3rinmrbe, NIT Beute beiabcn,
ii lifhise Gin. 2lber. Gin hei6eres 2ageiperf
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gen pcfbare,pap, bieler piernal itmfhan,ten
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Dcnasi. Sine tirfifte gd,aar min ibm has
1crbria9er pertpehren, bcd, Der ierbifheeSre
fpridt gum tirfifbenGi9er:: ,Bala i'd, tpeis
niht, rb Dn nid)t eiren anbern Me9 haff, ais
mir entgegen, aber i'd, babe 9eipie feinen are
berit afs NIT Dir bis anf ben 9cb sli itrei,
ten!@ isl,o NIT benz Gelier ieiner iiatirliden
8ereb1amfeit entfantntte er ben Rriegermntb
Der Seineu, treibt bic Mcslemim Bic Dor bic
Gbcre itrer 8eihtns. llnp es ,pirb siern,al
,9lbenb, unb es ,pirb pieruaI Warrgen, itno
Der Serben Banner flattert TN Mrrgenspiibe
prn ben 3innen Der eroberten Teifuns!
Dcd, aber eben 70 ebel als telbenmiitbia,
seifattete Milcfd, ben Girfen freien slbsus,
NIT bem8orbebalte Der slusliefernngal(er Ges
fan8enen.
Das pauptteer bate bereits fstnenHidsng
an9etreten, unc nur bic Gahsiigler freiften
in fleinem 3rupps nch INN bic rerlprene
Seitnng. gben 3cs eiri folder Snaufen an eii,er
grIippe jeet befreiter gefangener pcrbei, als
plOelid Gin tiirfiiher 2eiter NIT sefhwuliee,
mem Sdbel auf bic grl,ppe lcsprenste, INN
init eiitem Giebe ben Rcpf bon oent 9fnnapfe
3petfc's st trennelt, Ger einen alten ilehen
0reis am slrme berfubrte. Dch fannt n,ebr
atparsi9pferoeldnse bon ben, ilidts abnenten
paare entfernt, fprang ,tnoeriebens Elm Sauub
aus benz an9ren;enben Straude bem n,its
ttigen slraber iiben gEeG ipcriiber bieferers
fhredt, flf bdnn,te unb feinen 9feiter ans
oem Sattef iparf, bem baS eigene Sdpert,
mitten bnrdI's S,ers setenb, Biz gum S,eft bic
Srnif bnrdifieB, caB cr augenblidfitb feincn
0eiff anfgab. Sc mar @rujd.
lno es mar 9rceer Sube[ i'm Soaufe tes
Nailcif; ales ffrOmte terbci, I'm, cen Olaii
gu iehen, Der Die gBaffen 70 flesreid sefIbrt,
nm itni st blllbi9en, Der in furser 3eit 70
G'rcees pcllbrad)t. 9llld :3fpetfr, ftritt bers
an, nnb anf ieineit slrri, eeitiitt, jener @reis,
nm ben Danf slt fpenhen fur ibre gefreilna.
Dcdh ipie haften Seiber 8life 70 lfarr auf
ben 3n9enjenes Nadbdens, Gas bort 70 ernit
ino tranri9 ifeht2 sluh fie erblidt Die geis
ben jest nno NIT einem Trenbcnfhrei:
usMein Gater, inein @eliebter! itiirst tIe gei>
ben IN bic slrine. Sest tritt audi Der srcse
Serbe sa biefen glifliden, no Id,cn Der Gas
ter ben Dor ibm fitteenber Rinbern feitten
Se9en 9ibt, inb audi er filieet nieber, beuat
fein 6altpt IN tief1fer Gemntb nnb pridt:
uSe9ne mid, aiif, @ater!M
limb tpiecer erfallen IN feierliden slffprs
ben bie GhcraltOne bas menfhenerfillte gjots
tesbaits gu 2afctpc unb fesnenb oereint Der
prieifer etn pdar bas nah 70 pielen iibers
ftanbenen eeiben perbnnben ,paro, um ME.
tpieber 9etremnt ;u tperben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
Sebpar,er uno 9rauer Staar Der
Dferbe.

9pttcr 8. 9cbclf tefinbet iin i'm @efe
eines Dittcts seser nsn fsbspar3en unb grancn
Staar rer ptrfe csffen J5sittraft or in ieiner
praris ieit lS Uionate binlansIib crrrctt unc ees
pdbrt scfuncen bat Sn Der ttsber,cusuns , bag or
alien Gisentbnmcrn rln pfsreen lit 8ejns auf csi.
aes Ol;ttel srckr Gienfe ja lcitten ptr,as tyinst
or IS bermit jur Sffcntitbcn Suiire. Dian wrr bas
Der ,pcbl tbnn tei ibm an3urafen Gr tebansett
etcnfaGs allc anberu prrfcmmence Grantbcitsn Der
pfcrte nit ren teffen Grfcts; befrnesrs 6runccr
pcer Stcifoeit Ter pfcrbe tann or init 6eni6hcit
fttriren, inrem feins Dittcl niht affcn eurh feline
Yraris, tcnccrn ron allcn Saebfuneigen Der gan;en
erilifrt n QEelt binlanslit crprott ltnf.
0anton, OFT. IT., 1S19. 9.b ..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
$40 1T Scfepb sNeffennprff2

Gpiltt 5ensane iiter ref1sn 4ufsntbalt Nusfuuff
Settn fcnnen, cftr rb cerftte perIicrten, % niro
9seann, ~ efr Off1tt fsr Arteiter abent. 3eituns
IN 0intinnati eas 9tsfnltat afsusrbsn.
@ein 8rHfer SebanH 8. 1Eslfentrrf III Tirsi.
MIA bat tfit Jabrtn njdbts ron ibm eeb5rt unb fa
ftlrftt In anten 0serbaitnilIsn lstt 10 rlnfsf tr
Jcffrb Qeelfenrprffju fd ~ nebnsu nnt tfellt pas
HSftiSs NsisSstp ~ ftinsr Diirs6ficu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
DRs. .. sEEL- g. =. N-=sz,

DIS. >. S.EIA-lL g. j. NIESZ,
ElY long experience and obs rva,ion, know tha,
Homeopathic preparations of mineral and
herbal virtues are very effectual in chronic or
acute diseases, aud will be attended t, by D,
Shell as travelling and ]. Niesz as local practi.
TONERS
Residences-D. Shell ! mile North, and ].
Niesz A miles Southwest, cf Canton.
April IL, l849. 40-lf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
Maler : 9nseiae.

Sen no y juridsetebrt mo ib ,nenc Gilpuno
raallem 'm INV mid 9-perpoItcmmnet babe, tecbre &
.'..'S aush Nunlffreuneen an5u,eieci, Rag iob mid
ebs Semalren, 2,sraoleen une @AiIem,fsn "n.r
Srradbe, emrfbe. ' ''"''OFF9''
Dfftee tei Scuis $cbntans ORA fif(o'n. oh;o
Oaniel 9 otter, maler.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
DRs. d. SHE'LL g. !. NTEsZ

M EEF on hdhu Homeopathic Books and Med
m icines for sale viz:
Real Lexicon, Symptomeu-Codex, Hahna-
mans Works. Hulls Jahr, Hull's Laurie, Routf's
Reper'ory, British Journal Homeopathic Exams
iner, Hariman's Therapie, Herring's and Hem
pels Domestic Physicians Gunther's Veterinary
(Farriery) for horses, cattle, sheep, &c., with
books of more than forty authors, On Homeopath-
ic Medicine.
April IL, lS49. 40-tf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
Canton @nfn.


Starf. iiio an3renSenrsa 0onntiss bic erseten
Nnjsist, eaB er tid Il,
Canton Oi,io,
permanent nspsrI Ielafftn bat, nm tein 0t(Aaft In
aslsn iensn Stpei8en su tetreitsn. Snrep er atf
o'eism 2ee8e 'tnc Dicnfe tincm peirbrttn pmtlis
rum anttetet, pcrli6srter, i'm Eertrauen anf fene
Nstntnllif, 8ci1iflidteit unb l6jabrsen pratt.
fAsn 6rfabrnnsen, jeprr AnfcrcsrunS in Nesus
auf Oanerbaftlste,t Gesan5 ano pinrHi1teit,
Sen'lsen ~ tonntn, pcfsno jnslei, Ole Gunf ciuss
rsrebrttn pmtlitums 90 percienen. Er balt CO fur
ntsrfnilis, ti1 fsltf ju rnbmen unb ssbt uctt ben
Srunofate aus oab ,,sas 2Dsrt ben Dleiffer lctea,
tnub -
Sr tinoet alt Artrn non Bidder, parnrblete ~.
beim Ginstlnen ino III arc6en nuantititen. fcrpie
aug Slanftnbtr after Nrt nnp fir erunfns Asi,ter
Ann psrfsrttst q lomttibasttcln y kfkcrss.,
&aiebsntnder, fcmie aile Artsn ren parrarfS9f
05- Ss,ne 1rsrtlfat tefinsst fid n psr Siflidtn
1nseararas GtraBe, In l5rn. Certsts 0nmeper.
wsrttfatst etsfndter Ssopsrs Amsrisai, l5ctsl.
Jmlius Iittel.
SanteH, aus. 70 i649. 46--tp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

sc frar an einem frenncliden Samffaas
abenc i'm Mai i849, als @nther, wiener
nad ieiner Wohnnna ,urnfftbrfe. qBie
einamaIs fanb er audi heute ben sau,en
gorplab nit Masen ansefilft unb bic Eens
iter oes erffen Gtodes prdhia erlcucbtef.
@raf Grbah befpctnfe tenfylten risber,
unb tpo m0aIid in nod, srogerem @lanse ale
fraher. Gr ,per, ieitbem bic 3eiten 20 aes
MALTA tidl perdncert haffen, bns nun aud,
bem Namen mad geuoroeu, mad er Dor
bem Wdrjifurme bes IeBten Sabres Der
Ihat nad Idn9a geipefen mar nlImddti.
ger Miuilter, nno brute CAB fr fer pcrnebs
nsen Melf nsr saupfliabt IN bis(r Gigen-
fhaft ZEN srlfsn Baa. unfsr csm Tbore
ffnnb Gin Diener bes 0rafen in Isbhoftem
@flprdds nit llpei @enbarmef.
,,Gr fam nun nnin6alid, mebr ausbleis
ten,~ 5dlc6 Der 8sbisnte ebsn eias ldpesrt
nit ga0Abru6 sfbalieue 9Repe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
Estate of Joseph Renoux, deceased.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed by the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Stark County, Ohio, admins rator of
the Estate Of Joseph Renoux, deceased, and that
he was duly qualified to discharge the duties of
administrator Of said estate.
Jan. 4. ls50.-3,. George Guiaume.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
Oeutihes @panselil6 9utberilAes
s. { att a + It Cb.

Sietes pofi ren crtfcn unb tefen xbccloacn 4mt.
rites ai'srtannte @ef,nstu@, oas aus ben Sabrel,
l4oo f's 1888 c't btrrlidffen Sirbenisrcr entbal,
nno tercits in rem srcBtcn 0cneincen riees yamS.a
einsefubrt 1T esi rsm ltntsrjei@netcn i'm Grogprr.
tauf 80 baten.
Sur ben Staat Stew. yrrt batsn mir ii.
A8entlr Join. Tcdb II. Co., 100 Nlaiam9 9trakt.
Slep Yrrt, iitsrseten. 70"
Sur fcn Staat Dlarpfamb nnp ttmott,na
urs. 70 10 ftelo, Baltimore, 81 8apnr.
Snr rem 2eeffen pcnnc man iob .f Oerrn Waffcr
Vo8eltaA, in 9ittsturs
Sn rem nitiifcn tleincn @tieten ber ltnipn (ino
Asenttn aaf3efellt.
{ u. M Dllenneber,
So. 277 Sscrns. Ct, pbifaeetYbta
Gr SelSenes ausseseiAnet aearteitett pcrtraits
ltnr ~ Dem Suhtfcre bon s. d. QSpaentpcber m
baten ."
Or. Wartin qntber. 1
pbilipp Melanhton.
lllrif 3pifali
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
STATE OF ONO, STARK CouNTy. ss
Court of Common Pleas.
ADAM MILLER ct al. y
VIZ. In nartition

-
John Ruhl and Sarah,
his wife, and Adam Rupert and Matilda, his
wife all of Trnmbul Cou ty Ohio. Jacob
Kessler and Elizabeth his wife, Of Wood
County Ohio, and William Simmons and
Margaret, his Wife, Israel Stuck and Maria.
his wife. John NeiSwander and Catharina.
his wife, Samuel Perry, Henry Perry,
Peter Perry, Jacob Perry, John Perry, Con-
rad Lilly, Peter Lilly, John Lily, Jacob
Lilly, Daniel Lilly, Elias Lilly, and Molly
Lilly, all of Stark County aforesaid. are
her, By, notified, that Adam Miller and Ann
his Wife, have filed in the Court aforesaid.
as Petition demanding partition Of the fellow
ing described real estate, situate in said
County of Stark, TO wit: The South East
quarter of Section seventeen, township
twenty range seven; and that said petition
will be for hearing at the next term of said
Court.
March Ia, 1850.
Brown + Meyer,
Attorneys for petitioners.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24

Gs il cine spelfberiihmfe 2hatfad,e, bag
Der 60nis pcn prsuefn Gin eump in.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-04-24
yfellc yltsbbimOerci.

0sr unterjeidnete macbt rem Iutlif,nn ron
Sfarfs iii'o ailsren5enrsn eountiss bic erseten
Aujeist, eaB Ct tib in o"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-16
1)olitilal Departmrllt.
SLAVE LABOR IN THE TERRITORIES.

The following letter from Mr.. Thurston, Del.
egate from Oregon, was written in reply to a
note addressed him by Hon. Horace Mann,
making inquiries as to the probable introduction
of slavery into our newly acquired Territories
in the event of its not being prohibited by law.
Many have been of opinion that slave labor
would never be profitable there because the
country is not considered favorable to agricul.
tura pursuits. Mr.. Thurston, who, it appears,
is we'll acquainted with a large portion the ter.
ritories, from personal observation, it will be
seen, differs from this opinion, and "considers
the markets in New Mexico, Utah and Callfor-
mia, for slave labor, worthy of an honorable
contest to secure:
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1850.
| received note from you some days ago,
making certain inquiries, but which, up to this
time, bave been unable to answer. desire
to take no part in the question now dividing the
country; but as you have asked my Judgment
upon !; matter which appears to be disputed
point, | cannot, consistently with the law of
cOurtesey, refuse you an answer. lhat ALL
swer will be in conformity with what have
frequently said heretofore with gentlemen on
this subject
he point Of inquiry seems to be, whether
slave labor could be prolitahly employed in
Oregon, California. Utah and New Mexico. If
the nature of the climate and resources OF these
countries are such as to furnish profitable
market for slave labor, it appears to be conce'
ded, on all hands, that it would be introduced,
if left free to seek profitable investment, like
other capital The whole point at issue, then,
is dependant, as it is conceived, upon the deter
minaton of the first point of inquiry. Hence,
to that point only, is it necessary for me to
coniine my answer.
need not remind you of the law regulating
the investment of capital. It will always go
where, under all circumstances, it will yield tho
greatest return to the owner. Upon this prin-
ciple, am very clear, that, ave labor, ii un-
restricted, couli be employediu in Oregon with at
least double the profit to the owner OF the slave
that it now yields in any State of the Union
nm uuinf1rmed as to the usual price OF slave
Labor in the States, but the price paid to lndl
ans in Oregon, during the past year, for labor
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-16
4 9eIefteo Galc.
THE IMMORTAL FOUNTAIN.
CnNTINUED.

Many were the conflicts that ragged in the
mind of Aucune, between envy and jealousy to-
wards her sister, and the necessity of obedience
to the injunctions of the angels, in order to be
fitted to pass through their land to the Fountain
of Beauty. 1t was not in all cases that she
conquered; for she was occasionally hurried
away by her passion, aud more than once, un-
der its influence, she positively refused to do
the Just desires of her father. twas not, there
fore, without serious misgivings, that she looked
forward to the end of the three months. At
last they were over, and as she was musing in
the shady grotto, her spiritual sight was open.
ed, and her guardian angel stood before her,
"Hasten sister," sand he "for angels are waiting
for thee. There is company going to the I'M
mortal Fountain, and thew desire thee to go with
them" Aucune made all possible haste, and
very soon arrivel at the Gate Of Obedience
After the usual knock it was opened by an an.
gelic band, who greeted her with smile of well
come. On entering, to her surprise she felt the
atmosphere most delightful and iuvigorating !;
and every breath she breathed, communicated
an unspeakable pleasure. This was the case
too, with each of her senses, for whenever she
exercised any of them, it was accompanied by
most exquisitey delightful sensations. In fact
it seemed all delight and pleasure; for all was
so completely harmonious and one with herself,
that there was not single thing that she could
wish otherwise than it was.
After her surprise, the angels led her into
spacious hall, in which another company of an
gels were walking, and seemingly waiting for
her They each came and gave her the kiss of
affection, and bid her be of good courage; for
they perceived Aucune's spirits were dropping
as she reflected on her dsobedience. To her
great astonishmcnt, she found on joining them,
that her garments were similar to theirs, but
somewhat disfgured with black spots. that ap-
pearc'I here and there upon them; and turning
round she said, "Stay, and let me retire to wash
away these spots, for they look SO filthy" The
angel smiled at her anxiety, and said, you
cannot yet, but let us hasten on to the Foun.
tain, and you shall wash them there !" and so
saying they led her out OH the path called Beau
ty.
The atmosphere was still delightful, and the
road full of interest, 1t was wonderfully form
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-16
1Dofti1al Department.
For the Camden Journal.

YOUTH!
An old man met youth one day,
Who, with spirit so light and gay,
Was pursuing lift's weary way,
With carelessness and pleasure.
Flowers bedecked his onward road
AS quickly past he lightly strobe,
Carrying nothing for load,
But contentment's full measure.
@Mylovely, where art thou bound!
Are you aware that here are found,
In this same path, on this same ground,
Cares and troubles full many"
aYes, have heard full many say
This was rough and weary way,
But I'll enjoy short pleasures day,
Dangers, care not for any"
"All these flowers By God was made,
OF every hue, of every shade,
And purposely on my journey laid,
To weaken cares strong power.
Shall |, for fear of future care,
Neglect these beauties rich and rare,
Which are scattered around me here,
Only for this present hour!"
No, I'll taste of every pleasure,
Seek out each and every treasure,
And enjoy short youths full measure,
While the sweet short blessings last
When troubles on my way meet,
Ne'er from any will retreat
But boldly every one will greet,
And still steadily stand fast. V.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-16
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-16

JuxE-We find in the Springfield Portfolio the
following touch OF weather transcendanalIsm 1t
suits the season remarkably WE'LL
"Nlay, coGuettisl sometimes pettish, smiling
often through her tears; in rotation yields her sta.
ton, and the welcome June appears. Gentle, sm-
ling, care beguiling, with rosebud in her hair
April, foolish; May is coollh--Juns warm heart
cd is and fair"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-08

Pdndma,-FrOm an article In the Star we pub
Itch the folIoyyipo.
nj :; L Ts,1,r,rs must or r,,,s+ not ba the
n2 49,, lar, ., ~ Observation-Disclosures from The Atlantic
Ilia m tp 5e VI ~ Nv , -, h. iF we 90 ~ ,
10 NE aC.Lo, n II ~ NV. W 10 t Of rho
10 Nea!agua VI ~, 1 va ii ,J
greater IacIllss VI EaNtt anu I'.o inJ'G ,
enlghetieq slLL' u. t,e @iu s ,Io
mehts Oh NOSE countries, IA, LIZ au
as they 90, en- anu llaus ~ e. ..',lIi ANY
locate upon 5sS, dIu ~, @
ProGity, the sooner Ie Is az &c"
ana lhe change uaue ne oT,iel 1t WI, 10 t G
upless more Iongsy "1a ~ Nv, H.
llDeTalhy--lR ulSpdytu 'uFait9 NuI fE'5il 'S 'l'.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-08

THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE; or, sPERp's
L FEVER TONC.-The announcement that tevGs, OF al
grades and types, be from tl7O 10 irCtV hOrS
without vomiting, Eurgng, other dsagreeable opeTauon
will appear startling and improbable that many wlhars
" give cedencc, though mOmpnary ustonsed at
apparen presumption and think of the subject;
nevertheless uuheVatngly declare that the Electrical
Febrbuge win do it, when used as directed.
Faray or Aene and Fever al yied to lis sure and potent
remedial 1rtuu II ia perfectly safe an conditions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-08
nATLY CRESCENT.

.,,;ye t2eufus.--I'he Newark, n. b.
AhseItouI - The following description OF vaua'
a., ;arton now oneHhbon al The Essex |oul'
"a" as,ropeqical Clook This intereshns
Cra's ia the great attraction OF the EsseA
mac,,, Fair and reflects honor both on 'he ih's"'''
ana ~ .,nires winding but once IN so Gays, anu
l. ,6s ordinary chances Of accidehts py FL I
heno9 shade TO wind it, etc, are very much ies,
Wing ~ - connared with an ordinary elsn' uAy
s5 5h n, simple inspection Il gves me tlIhe u
GloeA b dsvs of the month during the Whoie year.
Iay, 80 and setting of the sun and moon Tor any
!ig ,bs phases of the moon, and the tune OF
mn, and moon entering the signs, high and low
''' H. Cranes greatest achievement, however has
nj mel The public eye. He is now engaged IN
srrsneing the relative paris OF style OF C"fo"o"s
III or sea use in cheap FORM With isss thah ual
,hs work of an ordinary movement ne Ua'1 i
ln n1,'Iats5 IN run four days, but by peculiar
o.,,sroent il runs four days more, making eight
5oys and this without any extra expense IN It's
oo11s,,rnction, The escapement Is peculiarly con-
s,rIcts3. and gives four times as much motion TO
H. baIance as the best Chronometer esCapement,
hing The great desideratum in time pieces. When
manIfactured, they may be afforded at one. sixth
he usual price of ship. ChrOnOmeers, and VIII per-
form equal to those Of the highest cost
The inventor has also made an Improvement IN
the common Yankee clock by which many parts
are done away with, and their quality as time keep
ers improved, while the price Of good brass clock
will be lessened to one dollar.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-08
CARRIAGES, ETC.

ENARRRAtFEs-CAEt IEIA q Fss-Thesub5cnue lavt
~ hand large and we-seeuiei assOrt- ~ -zsgg Il
ment of CARRIAGS, and are constantly FeGelv. Et ia -
ing On the best Northern MANUFACTURES, every ELHs2
Style and Variety. Purchasers would do well to give usa
cal. A. WOODRUFF y CO.,
ap89 6mdSW 105 ST. Charles stneet
NEW ORLEANS CAHRIAEE WAREuULsh,
IN Nos. y and I 20 GrGrjer street D. .gs d.
CARRIAGES and HARNESS Of every .sFEz $50
description always hand. Fer sale low fss4 EST
for cash approved paper ALsu,,., -StL--saz-
Spuugs, AXes, Lamps, Ban $, Cloths, Leather Lace
Namsh. isll bmuNWl J. A. LLM co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-08
sADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
- Nna 81 Avn ~ L,nMMnN ~

ssaSsgs'-, ~ Nos. SO AND So CoMMuE st. rs--.a
ss5aA 81 NJ SMITH x BROTHER, man. ~ 5E43SE
AssasLssAssAzASutacturer and dealers in SAD. A
Dl rs ana :, RN ESS %. every STYLE and quality, would
call the attention OF Merchants, Planters and Others then
prge aud well stock made and selected especially
for this Market comprising variety Of saddles ia
use; Coach, Gig, Buggy, Wagon Carr and bray Harness
Skirting, Harness, Band and Top Leather; Hog skins.
Deer, sheep and Goat Skns Brides; Aarugae; Trunks
Whips, BITS spurs, StTugs, ec. etc.. Also Mil and GIN
Bands; Saddes Tools and Trimmings; Carriage Trimmings
etc all OF the best quality aud the lowest prices.
au0 SMITH " BROTHER, ~ and o. Common st.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
SADDLES, BRIDES, BITS, SrlRRuPS, etc, o
- every description. INDIA RUBBER Ia
CLOTHING Of all kinds. Air Bans, Pit &EBSss+4s
Lows, TARPAULIEs, SADDLE BAGs, TENTS, Y eAzsEsas
India Rubber Tent Cloths, OF all sizes Or sale by
fYlO SMITH u BROTHER 90 Common 81.