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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
The Apuortioument for 1850.

The following is the bill as it passed
10th Houses-in Senate 20 to IL, and in
the House by 4S TO AZ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22

"Abraham Straub and Isaiah B.
Davis OF Milton, and David Rocke(ellow
Of Sunbury. Commissioners. were 10 COM
mence running the Montour county line,
yesterday. .......
or @Messrs. Frick. & Sliter Of Lewisburg
advertise for Fifteen Thousand Dollars
worth OF Boat Knees and Rlts. see,s ,.s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
New Laws.

Among the Acts passed 'by the Legisla.
,ure and signed by the Governor, are the
following
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-22
lHb CHRONICLE.

n. @. HICKOK, Editor.
o. N. WORDEN, Publisher -.
At cash in advance, sl75 in three months g. paid
within the year, and 80 at the end of the year.
Agents in Philadephia-v Palmer and L W Carr.
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trying the temperature of walcrWith a
thermometer, said, said; 'Ah, John. are
you tying an experiment with your ciro,!-
ome'e'H Another spoke OF meeting be-
ing rjovned, and Jefachmem LAID on a
person property; but The most amusing
blundrr OF the kind have heard in a long
time, was that of another ueighbor, plain
farmer, who, after listening Tor some line
to certain persons performances on the
Plan', giavrIy asked he il she could play
on the cOju.,A, "
A certain acquaintance of ours, not un-
known III ashlnston, nor altogether un
acquainted i'll Gotham, said 10 a friend of
his, nh) Was mbiong s'even-o clock
patton the other morning sCurnelius,
my ri,mt, you drtni, too much; tnu win
"Nrniua!iy ruin your health; your wife
ald th.t ..'ra will inevitably be- brought to
want, and you yourself may come to be
poor dlSNpAled vagabond. Let NE rntreat
you - pause beio,e II is e,rliaI'lnGly too
lat :" by. You impuApni Old iurarlate!
--y9' lecture mc On my driUhiug!i' replied
tn- other; '4,e, yon ed sW!pral ano have
-; ot"n - n"d soO2r N SIX months
I =, i have, r'sPo Dr. Il" somewhat as
to"'shcd lr,tu'er. w Il should iee -
know rtfn. don't aeitrva IT, lls a
lact though. About f;"i weeks ago
came home about ten o.c:ntE. and went
to a"d. Pretty soon attrr / { IN bed,
my Wlle said, - by, husband, what is the
mater with yoH: Iua act very strangely.
'4"'r' s nothing the matter WAR ne,'
SAID !, 'aotbiag al all '!'n sure there
49, said she 'you don't act natural al all.
ohan't get Up and get something tor you?'
And ~! she got lighted cand!p, and
came 10 The bedside to look at me, shading
the light with her hand 6,,c,c there
was something grange about you' she
said. why, yoU 'dys Sojer' Now ,his is
TACT. and nay viii. wt;i swear to il; SO
don't y"a SANDER ne aav more by saying
that haven't been 10 ned sober in SIX
months; cause have"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-23
Lows OF graise.

The intenperata love ofPraise not on
~ weakens the true principles Of probrv
by substituting inferior motives in Their
stead, but frequently also jmpes men to
actions which are DIRE city Crininal It
oJliges them 10 follow the current Of pom
ular opinion Whithersoever it NAV carry
them, and hence shipwrsck IS often made
both OF faith and OF good conscience.
According as circumstances lead thpru
10 court the acClaInatIons of the multitude
or to pursue the applause OF the great,
vices OF different kinds will stain their
character. in one situation thew will
make hypocFltica professions OF religion.
in anosAer they will be ashamed of their
Redeemer, and Of His words. They will
be afraid 10 appear in their own form, or
to utter Their genuine sentiments Their
whole character will become sctitious,
opinions will be assumed, speech and
behaviour modelled, and even the conn-
tenance formed as prevailing taste esacts.
From one who has substituted to such
prostitution for the sake of praise, YOU
can no longer expect fidelity or attach
ment on any trying occasion, In prl-
vate lie he wlll be timorous and treach
erous friend. In public conduct, he will
be supple and versatile; ready to desert
the cause which he had espoused, and to
veer with every shifting wind OF popular
favor. In fine. all becomes Unloundpd
and hollow in that heart, where, instea,!
OF regard 10 the divine appro3a ton, there
relGns the sovereign desire vi pleasing
men DR.. Biai,..
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mass, and then araju tie ii Gather is to.
not or tor cold. aud ~! snrts u d.Seaa }
arise among them n c,ns1qn,uc,.
ne bes. silk IN L,rnba1dy i, rFodaced
IN the enrirons Of tue iak. OF Zorro c,pe-
call III the beautiful district If Rrleu2,:
and IN al. tie valleys between between
this and the CsrnIc Alps the culture Of
silk affords Subsistence to the great mass
OF IN" inhabitants. Bat as vou proceed
further eastward, the produce drterlcrates.
In M valleys by Brrgami it is by no
means so good as at Como, near Verona It
Is Stl'i worse. ana at !, dine IS the lowest
quality Of aIl---kohi.
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TIE SILK oRM.--At CoIico, IN Lom-
badly We iyuud 'ttIe girl who had set
up her miniature Breeding establishment
IN corner OF the hut, having received
as she told ne tour ouncrs Of seed as
present from her godfather. and being al
lowed by nelghboi's son to gather from
his mulberry trees rs many leaves as she
required. IN another place, We found a
YER, aged uau sitting bessie hia worns,
and +, iaC!n9 10 cr0 ;aCm eat so v9rac.nus
", as some say this Is Considered the best
sign OF health. With sIik worms as wi b
many men, the greatest lanIent..on
when they are ndlSroscj Is tor ae want
Of appetite Ii may Veil be supposed
tina, curing their feeding season, The
dwellings oi he poor present singular
aspect May Of the presents cover rv-
ery bench and table with worms ai'd
Mulberry leaves, TIL they have hardly
one lett tor ,neir own US, and they even
sleep surrounded on all sides, above and
below, by stands covered with these ami
mails, At the same t,u.e all the doors
ana win oWs are carefully covered up
with rags and curtains, winch are some-
times lifted to let IN a little warm air,
and sometimes cagesully closed to keep
out cod one, OF to prevent ,A' sur
from looking IN on the worms during
their banquet, which it seems they OBJ
| iect to There are, indeed, few occu'
panrs connected with more trouble anc
anxiety than the breeding of these crea
lures, for they are liable 10 all kinds t
ma!a1ies. Sometimes they become con
sump,ive, and die offby thousands, anc
dvsenteries break out among them ant
are no less destructive Now they are
attacked by sort OF ossIlication, in whlct
b! the whole worm turns into white cIn'kN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-23
Death III Silent.

III 'he CITY While men ore UrawIing and
busy IN the crowded street, death is on
ter'ng the secret cha nJcrs, and fr ends
SIT paiIid BY the co1cnes ot tho 5rcs,h-
less, Or love iSdlnb,ns in the sign which
bears the soul 10 Heaven. Death is AL
rent those "hose very iooi., spike 10 Us
IN NE, pass Rom cur sight as Tie shadow
from the dial, and the music Of their
words become sad echoes 1t, the d,s.anc.
Of Oar memory. Death is silent Living
ha'Fnd founders IN the strife Of war. Int
when the contest IS over, Death, grim and
speeches., IS monarch .! The field Death
Is SlIedt. Irmpests shrek m.dly uno,
oceans, and many are they who sink
with tins requiem into their :athomless
grave bit IRON, the depths Of that subire
s'puIchrr, no sound CONES back b. Tell of
those who persisted. Death IA silent. re,
no! 50 entirely; silent il is 20 the ear, bo,
not always 10 the heart, our brethren ere
SUI bound 10 lis, and though d ad, ihey
have not ceased 10 be-, There is mach to
be tel! and learned whrre they resi-.
iinni.!'E has inst.u, lions from the
proud mans monument, and Content
I"s2o" i:'a' tn" yqr:2ly that oyeriies .,is
c!&y. ii."re is pa nuy III the solitude
were n stranger Siea :, .Acta is mute
e'24r' ncc an hs An'-t, cred gr.ra, there
rs t@-u . n Re ptor mans ep.' r., ir-
scribe. honestly ~ al siion, there is soo
hnlly IN Ia" fode sculpture O. lie peaa.
aat'a io'tt.a, "hcA i Is liz effort 10 srr,-
A'i'4" on Immortal ;a!th. and Il il So. h
ial'h wni,h t4@rs trrror from the so,er
o! death and despair from the sl|ance OF
The grave, There is that If. rs which is
not al clay. That which brlongs 10
eaF'", 'oust g 10 rart.', but when sar'h
CLAIMS end gets hack 10 atoms. God gath
eTs 0pand c@fis homa hi, spirits.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-23
AUTUMN LEAVES.
BY SUSAN PiChkRiSG.

BY SUSAN PIC MINING.
Sister, hear We not the rustliny aa
" the sore leaves rs they fail. ... a.
Isuch they not--thus dropping, dying
4 less son worth tho heed OF = Il!
Nature preaching. ever t'ach,np,
II lesson MOrtli tiio heeu oi all.
Once III 81 ie4ves were fresh and vordanl,
Nafne" hy suIshi"y Iuto Grla;
Now enliho ~ H,ppE4 >i,,o; a.tulnn =,
They drop INTO their mot her EARTH
For WISE reason, bul II sGusol
hey drop mic Their mother earth.
Some linger still, but yellow, faded
No NOR" with green tht h"ugii, "dorn:
No shelter Yield wlIeIe eist tnGy shaded;
Eetl Vi tier knds.J, lone, iollUin,
Lii.i seeming, ils,ltss cleaning,
leit Vi their klnuIu,, ullc. iuriurn,
So though tlIou'rt now arroycd in satin,
AND pearls are gl!stcnlr,g IN lily hair;
Anon lhoo /, need warmer u,,rn,ri,t--
Grey bars instead vi pearls tHou'h wear.
Weeds ARA ia rae brt.nyinI;
Grey hairs instead OF pearls tnou'lt wear
Then, sister let MS muse and ponder
On these leaves from nature r.zage;
ana prepare, "nlc yei M -,
For pure and happy aye;
ChacspaIt'ng, be preparing
For par. and happy age.
would not damp thy smile ofgadness,
Or cast u sbd,.o" o'er 'hy yVu,n;
BGt ever Si!t!u IL. baths -. oils
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-23
The Tnitier.

There is not beng that moves on thu
habitable globe more dcaraded or more
c""empiib'e than TATTLER. Vicious
principle want of honesty, servile mean
hess, d'sgieabe inaidiousness, form its
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-23

TIE wood Sci.AH.-ffhe tgaugato-; Of
the Bible nave !en the word selah, yh,c,,
occurs sc often IN the Psalms, US they
found it: and oil caeFse .y;c English reader
often aalis his Minister. or some learned
friend What 1t means. And the minister
riearned friend haa most o,tcc been cbia-
ed 10 confess ACCOMPLISHMENTS !, +; Il
matter IN which the most learned have
by nom-sns been Of ore mind. The Tar
gum, ana most oil he lavish cammonts-
tors give 10 The Wora the meaning eternal
iy jorsuor. Rabbi Eimch! regards 1t asa
sign TO elevate the voice. The authors of
the septHagiat trsusiaiion appear to have
regarded ii as MUSICAL Hote, eauivaent,
perhaps. 10 the word sfpcN. According
to Luther, and 81! us, il meant siJeuss.
Gesenius explains Ii 10 mean, "Let the IN
struments play AMI the singers Stop
Wurcher regards ii as equivalent to sur
sun corda--up my sonI. Somer, after ey-
aiming all the seven,y.iour passages IN
which the word occurs, recognizes in
every case, an actua! appeal to Jehovah.
They are calls for aid, and prayers to be
heard, expressed either with entire dis.
t'oc'ness. 0, il not IN the imperative,
Clear Jehovah! or, awake jehovah, and
the like, still earnest address 10 God that
He would remember and hear &c. The
word itself he REGARDS as indicating
blast Ct irunr4ts By the priests. Selah,
itself, ac thinks ~ abridged expression,
used Hjssatien STANDARDIZATION ind,-
! ca'ns The sound Of slringed instruments,
ana Seal a vigorous bast OF trumn2'S
BibN.taec1 S@a4.
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"a pebble in the s,rchin'et scaut
tl"s tn'nch TIC cou 81 OF many IA river;
A dew crop on ti" bany plant
Has warped the giant o4h forever"

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ar am sure v,n wou,a ma, do sn, add.d
th. v,l.
,.Tnp S,rnp is made 10 be eaten with
th. M. and n,hv .b,,li s.nl ;, o,,,,,,
in ,h,. nlate =, asked the. husband.
.\o Will hr.d n.rv ms clpor II, their
pIat,, as # they were sarv,J., SAID the
h1,d, win co,,.un,uous toss n, her
I'M. head
IA 81, then. am ma, we'll lrol nor
SOM rrn,,pI TN. husband an~r,Iv
I'm "a, INNS. ms Il 49,. a.. ~ No corn
,or,,his ,,n.,h.r > wa. ~. .h,,, .,svar
of IN. f,y,;I,ors nd,
.,yal. mus, Lr.oL ,ov .ua =, ,b,
snail end, So # does 10, ,,,n,ty, and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-11-23

There a'e TWO classes Of people who
can afford 10 be nodes, those who possess
vas amour, of knowledge, ana those
who have p.t hale.
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EBAY STATE EAWLS, Long and Square
ED for sale by WM TORBERT.
Ndy If
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character. Has he vii ? In attempting
to display it he makes himself tool.
BIS he friends BY unhesitatlnglv dis
closing their serrels he will max hem
his most bitter enemies. BY telling all
he knows: he will soon discover to the
world that lie knows but little. Does he
envy an individual HIS tongue. fruit
tN' with ialsphood' deiames his charac-
ter. Does h. covet the favor OF any one!
He attempts TO gain 1t by slardrring 9th
prS. His approach is feared his n,isen
hated his company mnsought, ana his
sentiments dr>riSed as cranling from Il
heart fruitful with guile tecpnns with
infqnity loaded with envy ma'ic, and
IeVenge'
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UAgUEHREOTRPE, TALBOTYpE HYAsn.
TEPK GALLERY.


WI tie as1tgnecs Of W. Talbot the patent right the
Of his Talbotype process, in the State of Luusn8,
Alabama Florida Georg and Texas, beg leave cal the
attention Of the public their gallery Of specimens In THIS
new department Of Photo grsphy.
The Tabol we is taken upon paper ivory, glass, metal
and variety of other substances, the first possessing the
ueoued advantages Of sE1F uansnlasON by mai, eau ue
preserved in a portfolio.
h apotype Is emifs oily zHacspC bic OF cnoring 50 AaN
1e can be- finished HBy degree desired BY the sitter
variety OF texture aud colo. of the draperY and cnni
| Gated. - e WV o'u i'HA'' SAn NC 'H'''''"'' ~
aG. ,o9ype represents the sitter without
| The right cheek 1919 '''s ''S'' Ii'1SN' "tte''' ~''
The Iglhoiype eau be duplicated to any extent without
lhe ah9llonai trouble Of another sttnr Nor The frs
ltieluh Is INeh copies he furnished n any future
us uboh sslmPle application by letter or Otherwise
;i 81 9 - pela lnsh'sgd with every tacluy for the
erHecuinn OF TINS superior art, ready IN is, If .L5g
Tor Inc states speaie, Wlh hor1us In tyurtipp " ,'7
bAGuERREOINPES they urGieeS No r7ke Iuict., and
better than any other establishment IN the vVcy,I NJ
guaranty psrert Likeness at child sN mopIs in rr
sennBd. charge. (mhi III No q CAMP So. w
(tAPERs-lO boxes in store for sale by
~ sssW E. }. HART * co. ~ TehOupitoulas 81.
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GFGBSsSlEEG Meaictao BsTsreRaOaCSg
No. lei NhRrtres st. New Orlenn8.

WRIGHT u co. having resolved to stand nnryael IA
a every department Of their bushes have agreed WIN s
Proprie0rs and Agents Of all the genuine popular ia.l
Medicines throughout the United states, 10 Keep them con
stany supplied with fresh aud ample assortment at r'ies
below The usual market prices by this arrangement the
are enabled offer tor the lection Ot purchasers the |
extensive assortment which can be found IN t.s Or any uL
city. Having had many years experience IN the purchase
tor conducting this particular department. on the most Ns
scale and prepared 10 supply the trade ~ PH 30
eECesu.ly iOy thai the purchaser tail to ruze p
handsome per ceuags his investment eiHef a. ~ @"s
or Rgtatt. At their establishment may be lpnn9 z ~
assortment of ALL GENUINE PAL bNi hhDICiNi-s.
The TO- lowing list comprises part Ul theft assortment
can furnished dealers, Iu cases. at from 'ely 20
twenty five per cent cheaper thau manufacturer regN
rsyl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-03

Dr. Townsend not having tested his Sarapara in case
of Fits of course recommended II, and was surprise
10 receive the following from intelligent and Respectable
Farmer of Wa5tobesteT county: .,o ,or-
Dr. Tos5nsend-DaaT SiE have a little girl seven year
of age who has been several years AFFLICTED WIN rus we
tried almost everything for her, but without al @
athou Oh could find recommendation IN our CIc'aF
for cases like hers thOuEht, she was IN very delicate
health wOud OF your SadpnriRI ana aye
very glad did for only restored her strength bt sn
has had no return ps great pleasure and 5t
prise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we fee. grateful. HOufs, RESPECTFULLY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-03
MEDICAL CARDS.

nR. G.. NJ. sAUNDEHs'S OFFICE, No. Ii2
~ -. ClaTtes strCgt.-DI SAUNDERS feels grateful 70
the citizens OF hewOreans for their support ana
hopes that prompt attention business will COutHH
OF the lie in possession Of remedy that VIII
break up fever in from to II hours Persons wishing to
Try can Obtain 1t upon application at his Office ny0 II
EpDTANLC DRUG STORE, No. Us Camp street,
ID conducted by DR. A. A. JONES. mill ~
nHS HOJisH and FRYDlNGER will attend to the
practire OF their prOit sion an in its branches. Strict
anil constant daily attention paid to office practice Out door
% attended 10 at all hours Office No. 1873 Baronne
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-03

The Good Work Begun.--We learn by gentle,
man who soent The summer in North Alabama, and
who has just returned, that number OF The mer,
chants Of that region have already returned from
Charleston. where they purchased their entire
as,ock Of Fall and Winter Goods. This is a good
beginning, and we trust that it will go on unill We
have emancipated ourselves entirely from tlat
state of vassalage in which we have voiuntatl'y
placed ourselves We trust the merchants Of New
Orleans win be ready to keep pace with ihis move
ment Is march is onHard.-MemPdlS Eng 2lth.
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~ All articles in the Med
catalogue will be supplied on
.-,,.sIt
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This certificate oOnUUsvey proves that this Saraparahas
perfect control the obstinate disease OF the Blood.
Three persons cured in house IS unprecedented.
THREE Oh l. ID Rem.
DT. TOOHSeRd-DeaT Sir have the pleasure TO inform
that three of children have been cured OF the Seoua
by the of excellent medicine, They afflicted
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under great Obuga
ton. fOurs, respectfully,
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.


This extract Of Sasausna has been expressly prepared In
reference female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she approaching that critical penOd, The Tan
Of Life " should neglect to take it. It certain syeuy
for any of he numerous horrible diseases which female
are subject this time OF life. This period may be deoye
for several years by medicine nor Is II less vatuQ
BILE for those who approaching wOmanhOoG az IS cal
cuated nature, by QulCkenng the blood and nygoE
anE the system Indeed, this medicine invaluable for
the dehcae diseases which women subject 1t brace
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities OF the holy,a so lot suula
ting produce subsequent relaxation W CHS the case o
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease %
using few bottles of this medicine, and pulniu
| snfgInRl OpeEaLOns NAV be p eNgnLsd.
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rT7HE ELECTRICAL FEgRIFuGE;

THE BLECTRiCAL FEGRIFUGE; or sPEEp's
4 FEVER TuNIC.-Ihe announcement thai levets, OF ali
grades and tye can he cured 10 from tGeHtD hCurE
without mtnE, Hurgmg, other trugeeghe OperauOc
will surfing aud improbable, that H"uy wIhhare
" give Crelenge, though mUuentHriy asIJnishph ion
apparent pTe5umpuOn and ulhk Of the suhiecl;
nevertheless uues aTl0Ely dec are hat the EsClca
Fehuuuge viii ito il, hen us-i directed.
Bilious, yellow, tongestlraa iyphu., and Intermittent
Fever or Arue and Fever, all yield its sure and potent
-anehInL a---m u IS LereeLy snle ln an canaIinna
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NOTICE q hereby gwen m virtue d u lI0vI - 7D
~ BY the Council o. hunte Peiy No Two e 1T Il a.
September, wilt sell al pub' anc lou my gn VR n ~
the IAN day OF October ueSt O'Clock Nj. Dr. !oy
The contracts Tor boil ing Sehoo houses Mrs. and XIV
Wards Of Municipality No twn ag.eeal to plans and
dOns on file in the Survey Jrs office '--~
IS A d. CRossw.S N,yo,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-03

E,r tf,,fber r,E,.,,,. " r. = slNlFLsi'tll. ,I,,,
mostly py sGlaTS and planters, few among the many;
In New Teans-Drs. :. Gilbert VIM. owen, G. e. SChen
and George ". Saunders Mssrs Shropshre K Son, G.
Suudtori, T.; D.. Ives und Capt George Fausselt.
jefferson Parish rs. 4. X. Cutler and ]. w. Allen;
Mesrs VIM Bubb and G. r. Bubb
Parish Of St. Mar,Dr Turleun Messrg. j. NJ. Bateman
VIM. Rochelle and Geo. Schwng.
reusas ~ ishhlusss. J. Il Bnin, Ira i!0wmans CIV.
"Bgon, W p EBgR, 4@ EeTsnson anu H. A. Flowers
stateeI Mississippi Gen, " +, Brandon Col SGmRIe
David Mc-aa, John s. ChambIss, +. J. ChambIiss and
| Asa Russ -
r. NJ g. Glover, OF Missouri, formerly Of TINS q DEW
\. Reed, OF Quincy, H. or VINO can speak OF his
! own knowledge, from actual investigation and Glal.
| Il. L. N M. . GrHNieT sLreet, Gen.Tal agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-03

DOI'FLES-50g roce Madeira and 70 do ClaTet Bottles
ID Just received and Tor sale low by
b8 5. WOLFF, % Gravief street.
EVARINA-Hecker's Farina, suilable for invalids, in
IL store and Tor sale by
IS CHARLES sTouGHToN. "a Camp st.
TNOBACCO-49 half boxes landing from ship CALEDONIA
So w Z ]. HART co. 79 Tchoupitonlas st.
DEEPER IN BJND-SOO bags landing from ship Presi
IS " &. J. HART & co. 70 Tohoupitouas ST.
AL OF PEIPBHN MIN T-IOO ~ superior ar7ig,
DCHRAR & 60. n Fchnnuiianlas st.
HEiisE-50 boxes prime Western Reserve In store and
~ for sale by A. u. GRIEF co 81 and u utd lava
HAMs-5O tisrees common and choice sugar cured ioI
RTHUR 4 co. % and q New Leyee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-03

HAIR NV ELLIE " ASHkAtslON hvs SEs;r,
No, 22S CHESN'UT S1RFET, PHILy4D ELPHlH.
T5'HE undersigned would form big southern patrons and
has been under his charge years. nasjqs been @
elegantly raed enlarged and TeiuTHshed, IN the nO5l5
fashionable manner and the entire organization OF every de-
pGrment complete. The most splendid SUIT OF apartments ghn
be had al all times By giving few hours notice. ---
The central and fashionable location OF the WASH NJ
TON HOUSE, renders of the most desirable in i4
ny for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either upon
business or pleasure; and there shall be eyerons spared 10
yacaiye,} Il. J. HARTWEL
FsE3 The House has Warm and Cold Baths always
ys5T'.s my7 Wa