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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16

TIL. SNUTT has proved the v,0st 'ft,tull remedial
agent known tu ths vIuiCAI TACUIrN iur
REMOVING \ cold ~ THE HEAD, THE
HEADACHE, AND ALL CATARRHAL
AFFECTIONS
II relieves the patient IT g,tdHs'T ~ dfGiF,u =
hs h.1f-of 80 ssIgfag sr basEipg s,.,affss, such
,, are rnduc,i b., tou gr,at fluW anil pressure 1T
bksi ppm the hrln cures the headache, add D. lhe
unh agent Known uIv,u vhish N"u can rcl, With cone
GdcnCe ur saHpld, radical ,a7s IT that mD,t trusb
lssUms disease.
THE TiRRH.
II cls,uscs strengthens aud r'.turc. to healthy ac.
ton al those Organs. Iui urmhrsncpus passage II
the head the oh.tustiun ~ shi,h pruiuccs pam be-
the forehead add REGION II the EYES, sort II suul.
huc IN N, mise. q .sus" It matter dropping trom
To had into the throat, Sc.
Al these II cure. sa.ilN and speedily, and the
most confirmed caSo Of Ciiauh, 1t usual, CURES in
lew months
n !, al.p ,u mE,il,ns cure ior ll,"i7g AZ n, $3.50,
II pcrsrycT,d ~ hut q short time.
Sold al Wholcsar and retail BY Druggists grnrr.
all,-b, many agents throughout the c"untp, and
by J. X. IIAHNoSp, Pans; 4. Fun, : PARIS.
Feb. 5, 1850 32Nl
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Gsorrr W. Young and Fnnkhn
w y. Field, II Paris, C"unty 81 Oxford AMI
State of Maine, conveyed To Simeon CmHmiug,
certain real esafc, n. described in their deed u
Mortgage of March 2'ih, A. ID. lsi9, and record.
ed in the OSori Registry, Book ~, page 90, 10
secure certain notes; and whereas, the conditions
in aid mortgage nv broken, ! give thi, publs 10.
lice 10 forecl0sc ths according o. bs.
SIMEON CUMMINGS.
Paris, AptiI 8, 1850
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In nIl Rhenmatic Nnection.,

LOCAL PAINS, Sc, IL he. proved us,p1i~gIy
succe.siul, rar, failing a. TIrs, even bon The met
desperate and long standing cisrs. W. thoss rlscsF
the part. affected sh1ud H. ir,rl, hathci 1nd then
ulI-,l lght, hlt h,iskl, --nut hard suuugh 10 beet
the pili,ut, tiH nv Frt.ti"u = pu,dv'' on N" uf.
face, and be- .'Nrfr ease tlw p'usut should taAe
l.2 , tsaspDpulu 90 sugar 0r uuhss's..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
Clocks and Watches.

@ TIVE .uhscril-r, feeling grateful inr past r..
glA, roTs, vusIi h-f-hy matt, h,- h,ul' snl
icustumsTs that he J. cunstantl, making adj
dIIi1n. t. h. stock 1t CLoCkS and WATCHES,
new and second hail. Ala prime assortment
If Steel, silver and GOLl mounted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
Dyseniep Or Diarrheu

are ,p,,ily ani ,tnly CuETD by IL. II should h.
gwen a traspDniul al a time, oncr On an hUur Ur
two, ~ ocn,r IN severe casss and baihc the ,tou.
ach aud sJwcls With IT, sam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
For Boston.

THE substantial and last St,a.
ncr join MASIlALL, Capt.
- NGEoRGT KNIGHT, will com
o,-srNe->z.7 mcncs her Regular Trips, WE'D.
NESDAN, the Goth inst, and will run iOr the sca.
son ~ fDllpVss
Leave AtIa,ic Rail Road What, frr Boston, ey-
ep MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY,
at O'Clock, T.. N.
FARI-in the Cabin. ONE DOLLAR.
on Deck % CESTs.
y. Il. The J. VI. has th'uy swperor strc
Rooms ior the accommodation of Families and La
dice, and fr a ga going vessel !. .eoonl 10 none
uron the Eastern waters; and traVelcr. rcmind.
ed that by taking this ruute, theS au,'c in Boston
in season ior the earliest trains, thereby saving the
h'lsue and CSren'e ct DAY Ia',, !aso the n'sn'
fRIIGHT taken as usJal.
l.. BILLINGS, Agent.
March 20, 1850. AL
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

IL THE well known llorTL krpt b,
Ct.N. the sul.rrii-f fur The last ten wears,
Al,.iR lrrtici ~ tho uust central anl lusi-
y q r-ss part ufthr pleasant ADD thuy.
~~N>-H ing Village Il Nurwly, ONiufd
County. Maine, AMI vlthin H.. than mile 81 the
Depot Il the AtIItrc 4 ~. l=wrtucc liail Road
Go.
This Hotel within tlr l..t ~ month. have hrsn
mu,h snhr-rl ,nd irprSrlh, th' aidIltlu1, i hilh
i1g $3.50 i'r, containing hpr Han, vFh spT'ug
l,Dr, suii,llr either s,r EsA. CoU''rr. ur ruIl,c
pr'tin.s, q ncw Dining ruum sud s,NCn NV sl',p-
INC rpoWs
The original l.iillins /. S6>36 Gci, making To-.
g,Ihsr with he adlit,un, large and ruruy Hotel
iur a Cpunir, village,
Thrrs :, al.o ~ the premises. ~hirh iurh,.lc an
acre ct land. q stable - i,,t in i,ngih, sni mum.
he II ~hr,Is auj Ou' llur.cs also Tine well Ut
water. Which b. iniha house.
Thi. stand B. offered Grr ale. srlely hscar.- th"
present ptupt,tpf j. d,sruus 4 changing h. lusi
u,ss. ANTHONY BENNETT.
NORWAY Feb. 10, $50. A.
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20, 900 Extensive Rec Culturists

w,l,r the direction - IT,, Inventor. anil AL the
.Uarms aud their irCtCl=' aIc uuw Jud will fCmsin
A. gupd a. u'N Nuung svlrm... AmJsg directions
arcpmpau zach ilv, giving ul instructions i'r the
management Ut Bo,-, which ,re su supple that an,
I-r.un, With urd,uln capacity aud ausntun, cam
,-i iIl g. h. successful ~ their management and
culture. Tho, ATE -od very cheap, ani all Farm.
-. or other por,"n. who kc,p Iecs ~ Wish h. en-
ter utn that profitable culture, wall hnd thee Hives
al that can D. desired.
Eur indi,idml right. IN tn towns II rnis AMI
Wnnd.oSk appiv7Uun To- h. made to LEVI 7.
BOOTlluN >pu,h ran.
For right IT the towns II liycun0rc, Hartford,
Rumfprd, Andrvcr, DiNi,kl, lIamIin's Gorc, Ron.
brr,, Byuu, Mexico, Peru, Riley, Ncwry, Gilead
api Bethel, application 10 L. made 10 q. ". fUss,
Coil >. Curncrs
Dor 'hvrbsl rights in the town. of ONforl, lie
bron, IiucAhoL AMI Suuncr, lpply ~ 4. :. TnAN'
~, Pare, or q, the sul-cril-T.
\ slsc,nusa - = hive May L. secn n Goul 4
BosWurth'-, Tspners 4 Curriers', Canton Mills.
4 Model 1T ihs Hive can h. seen at all business
hours at the Ste4e Il DTNNIsON 4 Go. :. PARIS
also at the once Of l.. WHTHAS, Norway.
HORACE e. TIlAfER.
Lewiston Falls. March I, 1850 "a
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSAL
Strengthing Plaster.

lose rHfTp, rTsrFD ~ THpUsANp', tNt'tr
sattN rUoNuUN,Tp UNHINALLIp, And
UNyQrNiIIU.
THESE riASTEliS viii - fund cure f1r
! Ncakrss ~ hmsus.. iu The laSk, .ir ~ sirrn.
lrh, and all Rlrsr1tr .Fsrnrr', Nni .h's, bIr'i9g
Pt.ls. S.. iu the lin,b.. hack. side or siomarh
ini sc ~ BHpo--. vh'ro plaster ., rccis,i, the,
haze nu .uI.ripf, II indeed ZEN cJul
II, WEARING uIu1 the breast Ur stomach, The, Will
l.. found a. adord grrat relief in all ease. IS PAIN 90
sur,ncs. 81 the SIsi AMI ls1g'. 0o,as"ncd rs n'g.
Ir,t or pfptn,isi Cuh. anil cuu.hs.
The, Az l-nu'iull, spread on prepared cloth, NJ
% cents each, aud ma, H. wurn without iusunycn-
fence inr long tim. 1.-THE, l.cpmc Wriukl'i up,
the, ma, H. lkcu N, crius,d uf sweat aud duet,
rnd again pot ou. aud thus worn fur fi0, % fI
w81ihS AZ a time.
IN preparing the plsirr n rnt ou, h ,huuii MT
~ mS1''V tyIym,i, lut shuud h. f5-tlsslg HD'i0i,
by holding the back Ut the plaster over The FIRE.
Sod b, Agents generally, throughout the oountN,
and b, J. h. II,SSosD, Paris, 4. fIIIp, RusT
4 NoUNo, South Paris,
lfcb. 5, 1850. Sat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
mE nc HCNuS-

THESE lliycs are ooustrigicl ups1 N,rrHAt
L PHINCtFiTs, sui ,pmh,Dr tLF h,lpvirg al.
vantage The -. are 'astl, hSDd 90 ihsm-it
never la,pm"s p~-'sssN On MI oft the svIrms-
Hone, can At al tiuss H. taken svav When Il can
q" spared lN he sUarms. &C rln D. a,it'i &c The
.usirInpcc ut late unss. luung sWlrms cau H. a..
Ken ava, At tie pfusr pJrinJ., and pot iutp uthol
hive, whcn ih,y 20 a. Wprk Wthuut The tTuuhir II
.Wluung 90 hi,ug, while main sWsuus ace never
Disturbed On their OPERATIONS. The svaums aW ,u.
tirrly protected from r,lleU B., n'ighbuung Bee
ant NICE and insecis-thcy can u" handled With pr
frct sli,t,, aBd algayf hrt7s anil i',oi,1r ~ nee
hBs,y J5s,b aTs &TS ,4iirlv AsIhbg, and Nuung
swans are aIsays fall, drNrbprd. The egg. ~
cml.',o II The Bee Moth ~ MiI-r. cannot hatch or
u-,ir- a'uuni these Hive, and therefore Tho le-'
ate ,lhrdV pr,,srid irum the rs'agr' Ut that de-.
tru,liSc enemy, while the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-16
N, H. DOWNS
VEGETABLE BhlShMlC ELIXIR

N. H. DOWNS
VEGETABLE BAlSkMlC ELIXIR,
THT GEr,r N0RrHrRN ErNrDY ToE
So42u3nyp4dDn9
ils3, ne mast ,T,,isli Rsnsiy iH me Wuhtay
COLDS. COUGHS. WIIOOPING COUGH,
GROUP or qUiNsN, AsTHuN, FAiN ~ THE
sIpE or sTONACH, AN All DisEANLs
o. ruE
LUNGS AND LIVER
J'llIS m,drlnc :. purely Vegetable aud = ~ isr
i the mUst cfrclrpl medicine known hr dis,asc'
affecting the troHrhal ~ pHiiaoHuV sygIHs.
II. effect uppn the poiicnt y most marked, and
differs from that II mnst medicines recommended
ior the same complaints, ~ the following particulars
lI-lt never uitltes the organs Il shuuld sO"thc
--uCycr dIiss up the cough. lcaying the Caus" un'
tuugh,d-bu lr,t k0s,as r4s cough, Hrrons'f ~ ~
u,iuI0R or spsisg, then removes the cause, srlhr.
satgg q rowJldsly ium The system, when, a. mat
Of course Ii. SosgA osas,s, a'.d tls PatsSI .
well.
2l-It never produces costi,sncss in the con.
sumptiyc patisnt-On the contrary, II has a LAXATIVE
effect, and J. a moderate csthaulc We def the
void o. rTo'",e Cass II custiNcnrss ~ inNriefa'
bul that IN two thrcr weeks tthe pai''nt ~ the
mean time having proper regard lur dicD Il will en-
tirrly remove IT, aud produce healthy action oi the
bowels.
SILT doe. not produce a drync,' u the skin
but = powerful prorTUicr ~ scusIhle and Wscn'i'
bic per.piratinn thus cSp.hng, by the pores Of the
skn, those nausruus huids and impurities oi tb'
blood the retention of which ~ the SYSTEM n Cd,
sure precursor ol d,ssass sisIHsss aEd death.
We do not pretend that DOWNS ELlNlR Is /,
specific Tor all the ill., that fcsh Is heir TO- but Ne
do say, and Can oonfrm BY inconiestibIe evidence
/ that for
CONSUMPTION,
sud all dsea'cr ~ The lungs. the liver and the pull
mouary organs, IL !, Hrraiisi--ua',ua Vailed. Hun
drc'ls have by u hccn snalchcd from an uniimel>
grave, and hundreds Who delayed too bong IT. use
have found, IN the advanced state OF their disease
| that r'hJ from sgf,1Hg which they had 'ainl,
sought from ever other source.
! Th. iardiaaLiS HSd,da, Is highly oonceu'rr'sd
aud put up IN on and l.2 GA. bottIes, at hhycis
and one dollar pr bottE and zach bptte warranted
to contain mg, cgaiir, p'gp1i',s than four bo'lc'
of any Of the weak, adultersed pint bottle prePara
lions Of the day.
| We have received Au,ir,i, ef sutlfeain OF it,
wonderful cures. from ever, part ~ thu couiIiy
many u which have been Published and may L.
had gratis Of any Of our agents.
| Sold Wholesale and retail by CURII' K Smith,
General Agent, ST. AIbans. VI. In whom all orders
or supplies Of the medicine should be addressed
(,tatins the best mode Of sending t)-aso, cold b,
agents VI ntafly ~ ih- villages and towns N the
country. II n also sold at Wholesale and retail b,
\ J. X. IhsNo-n, P.Si.; A. firtp, Ru'r
T,k. 5. 1850 s:-I
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TIIIS WONDERFUL MEDICINE be-. sqssr-.I
4 man, trilN sEysutzg sarS i1 C,s's ~ che hT,-
gong complaints. Aud ~ .sy n1 mrrr Than ban
lr,l- and thpusau,'- ~h.i have p-.,i y win levi.
When We -, there j. np meirins designed f1f hat
Cass II complaints, rps.'ssiug R"t' than tlths n
the ,T.-IEy an J.1U'' O. rf.sr, ant .rf ui lhis.
We solicit particular a'lrniiuu o. The hri lh,' %
be-. MT contain J1rtrls ~ Opsr in aTy Esu.
Neither de-, Il cuuiliu CANFHpE
lti, iSrr tom auy ' l,tr,iuus suisl' and s10D.f,
he au, ,uppshhlr case, ruurr thr p,trsut. II Doe
MT Iced che LITE EAtutriI.s, nlr pr1d1ss he
hurning, doing. PARKING srnsaiiuus, su mech
plin,d Il IN iha us" uf other 4" PAIN kiII,fs."
doc. MT wckca The peri,tilir action Ui tho u,9r.'
prpdpring Csnrsas,s. ant it. 1tr'raut wis ilr B..
a promoter II digestion, s1i ct pup'r AMI healthy
action in thu stomach ani i1trstiu. canal,
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Alternating Principle

- such that The Bsss Kept industrious he Wholc
s.8son thrrugh hy always having plenty II room 10
work in. The, have t.cn thoroughly tested 10y act.
ual nee, b, over
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CURTIS & PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer

rHE Nosr sUCcT,.TUI UTNIpN ENuNs
r., ne u4,, 'aU Rlseaanr IFora-f--Pfn ~ re
Nl5s4.l. Hr.k. Nlfs. o, L8ls-Nn'.h,' 90 no
RI.t, STE, .r kIn's-IsTHu u No. LHhI
o., N,1R1.l-D 1rHg Pu1', Hh5u
Chb., DVFuiuy 1Hf biIuiu,
CgIh al So, II51li--dH
c1f0 y iassi ilfFmsr.
u8s-Csf. Wogsh.
BurV,
Hl9s-h,, TsoitIrf, Ba,sf, S.1lF,. &. A..
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DR.. MarshalPs
AROMATIC CNTtRRII AND
SyCgP.

Thi. SNurI ha. proved The INST cfc,iu,l remedial
agent known Ca The NIuICAI TACUIrN mr
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w. d. LITTLH,
ni,,olni,on of rnrlncr.hir.
MOORE 4 uOyT,
Washing Made Easy.

Rumford, March II, 1850. :
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81 krrv 10. I ~ MT. ir-uill', in TINT heart.
'srf br.a that .Y,e thee, ~aaIsNCr thu ar.'
"Nu,Iccrraurc, Meihinks were a mon
s'cr of Oh, bIsckos. dye, thou eouldsS restore
noe The holy right cmanatcs from thy soul,
acri bet 10 shine upon to make mc pure"
Marion was >ldlcncd, bot not unhappy
Sic poured iodh her feelings to Mrs. Hobart,
Nao ,uo1 arrived, and was much relieved
when TIA, good friend smlliugly replied
Twas mere nothing, since IN the main,
there wac Do deception; for surely she adj
drd, &c l' man choose to wear "wig," nc
on, hath a nigh, W oPPo.c him"
Mr. lI,hast and Isabel joining them at this
moment. readily conceded TO the CORRECTNESS,
Of h-ryicas: and Marion forgetting her dis
cumG,ure, vas again composed and cheerful
Bat, roDc my fuends,' cried VIZ. lIc
hart, " time wancs wc shall not be ready
. Come, Ieuri. shall leave the sweet "bc
CUTLER cf my sorrows" to bcguil Marion o
hers, while you 20 with me, aud pariake o
the las, iark,ior dinner after which We vii
return, dressed in our bct attire. Coos
by, Marion, vs. my last salutation TO Mis-
Woollinc," said he, kissing her fair check
" Good by, Isabel. Good by love-"
llsHr pressed the hand of each, and withou
speaking followed bis friend to tho carriage
Twas aquiet bridal. A few chosen friend
were present. Two stranger guests, III,
friends Of Hear, were also there. The thrill
Az moment lad arrived, end they stood il
As.s tsas,y. truly magnificent couple.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

ONE OF THE LUMPs.-We saw yesterday fine
specimen of the ore dug from the soil of California.
The lump is large and exceedingly pure, and altho'
it weighs only tigo pounds a,tt a hatft yet the
owner has been offered for it a premium of several
hundred dollars over its real value as fine speci-
men. 1t was found three feet under the surface o.
the ground, in the Stanislaus Dry Diggings, and
belongs to Mr. Thursby, who left this city for Cali
lornia in February last and returned a day or two
since with his pockets full OF the dust This fine
specimen can be examined by the curious for day
or two at Walkers City Exchange-LouisUii
Courier.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

DI The resolution Of Mr. Clay, adopted By ths
U. 5. Senate, to purchase the original manuscript
Of Washington's Farewell Address to the American
People, has particular significance when taken in
connection with the present agitation Of the slavsFy
question But It is significant Of good Let The
agitators Of this question read the following Re-
marks from that address On lie Importance Of pre-
serving the Union
The unity OF Government which eoastitnlss
you one people, is also now dear 70 you Its Justly
So for il is main pillar in the edilce Of your real
independence the support Of your tranquility at
home, your peace abroad OF your safety Of your
prosperity Of that very liberty which you 50 highly
prize But as il is easy 10 foresse that from differ
eut causes and from different quarters, much pains
will be taken, many articles employed, to weaken
in your minds the conviction Of this truth this
is the point in your political fortress against which
the batteries Of internal and external enemies will
be most constantly and actively (though citen co.
verify and insiduousy1 directed, it's Of infinite mo-
ment that you should properly estimate the in1-
ense value of your national union, your eollec-
tive and Individual happiness; that yon should
cherish cordial aud immovable attachment to II
accustonng yourselves to think and speak Of il as
the palladium OF your political safety aud pros
perity watching los its preservation with Jealous
anxiety; diseountenaneing whatever may suggest
even suspicion that il can, in any event. be ahan-
doned and Indignantly howning upon the first
dawning Of every attempt TO alternate any portion oi
cur country from the rest, enfeeble the sacred
| ties which link together the various parts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

CHEAP PosTAGE,-Tie New Workers and Bosto-
mans are still crying ou, for cheap postage. They
say it is matter whether III. d, ptrrmeHf hecnmes
a charge upon the pnhhc mas ar, or not SO that
the price is down low enough, The views Of the
Postmaster General are, however, more correct; he
thinks lhe department should support itself, aud
that hs prices should be reduced to The lowest point
thai Wlll allow tbI,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO THIS MENoRx OF
SILAS WRIGHT. = The men OF the Nofth are
working men, and they feel for working mea in
other places Upon such man Silas Wright
the appeal in favor OF the settler N the woods-n
favor OF the man who waters the soil with his sweat
aud makes an improvement in the wilderness
against him who would buy hls house and acid
over his head, and take his labor for noihing--she
argument in favor OF such settler fell with igesist
Senate chamber with his wisdom Snd eloquence,
would be seen on his httle farm Of forty acres, the
harvest ripe, in the hot field, straw hat on his
head, brown linen SHIRT and tvowsefs, stout shoes
to keep out brers and stubbies, cradle Soy he IA
the hand, and carrying an evea row with lhe best
| competitor. Such man, and such niea, teel iag
laboTing men every whefe--and to such nieR yoa
are indebted ser the aid which established ha pge-
empfon sya,sm,--1 1Aemas II HssisVa,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

AsTOUEDING.-Our New York contemporaries
promise something astounding in the way of dsclo
of grand schemes of viIlany. The Express
says:
We were informed this morning that series of
examinations have been instituted, the results of
which are of the most astonishing character Az
tention has been accidentally directed TO these by
the developments of the repeated forgeries of James
Arlington Bennett. The forgeries of Fauntleroy,
which excited SO much attention in England about
the end of The eighteenth century, were only more
amazing because the amounts in question were
greater. In the case mentioned to u.s. we learn Ut
Ter recklessness and TOTAL oblivion of all moral
obligation are apparent"
The Mirror also says We seldom indulge in
the astounding disclosure vein of writing, SO
common to some of our contemporaries, and 50
popular with The public but We are inclined 10
believe that the ministers of law and justice in this
city have now got hold of a thread, which, if they
have the 10 unrave it, will lead to the detec-
ton of the greatest batch Of villains that ever in.
| fssled q community"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

HOMESTEAD ExEMPTIoN.-Gov. Fish recon
mends the passage of Homestead Exemption Law
in the following eloquent passage:
"Whe it is admittedly primary duty Of the Le-
gisaure to enact laws for the punishment of vice. il
is less its duty TO remove the causes which fire..
queRtly lead 10 the commission of crime. The i'm
preston made upon the youthful mind by the gentle
force OF parental authority and example, and by the
associations of the family circle are among the most
active and enduring Of the influences which control
the conduct OF after life Much Of the vice that We
are called upon to dsplore, may be traced to the
early removal Of its subject from the reach of thai
authority and example, and from the innocent but
wholesome associations of home, however humble
The cause OF morality, no less than the dictates o.
humanity, demand the preservation of the lsmily
circle, aud the maintenance of the family home
efficient pFeyenlyes of vice, and sure and psrma.
nent contributors 10 individual virtue and happi
ness, and to publ ic prosperity and order"
This principle has already been incorporated int
the codes of several of the States, and although
this instance, as in many others involving reform
in the condition of ancient laws, there may b,
much opposition in the onset, it will eventually b.
generally adopted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

a. The New York Sun Of the 26th ult says:
"Three steamers, the Arctic, New World and
Boston will be launched on Monday next, (2sth
ult.,) at haifpast 8 o'clock, A. NJ, from the ship
yard Of w. H. Brown, foot Of Twelfth street, East
River. The Arctic is Of $500 tons. the NewNF Orld
600 tons, and the Boston 80 tons horthen. The
New World will have steam up when launched,
and will proceed trial trip The sight OF three
steamers launched at the same time IS so unasnal,
that il will doubt attract thousands Of spectators
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

FATAL AccIDENT.-With sincere regretwe an
nounce the death of Mr.. John Brown, who was sud
denly killed on his plantation, near Grand Gulf, on
Tuesday, the 29th inst, by the falling OF tree.
Mr.. B. was looking on al some hands cutting TIM
Der, and one of the trees, being much decayed, sud
denly fell, and crushed him to death in moment.
We understand that the body was shockingly man
ged, both legs and arms being broken, and the head
crushed into shapeless mass.-Pt. Gibson (lHiss.l
Herald
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

To- Charles Rusted, who attempted to Kill his
wife, in New York, short time since, and who at
the same time inflicted severe cash on his own
throat, has escaped from the City Hospital, where
he was under medical treatment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05
HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Nos. 80 and 81 CAMP STREET.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05
THE PEOPLES ! !; BILL FOSTER,

D Z. Ssd TON EIsII.
STAND ALONE, and am still candidate for the peO
4 PIES Bull POSTING. Thankful TO those who got
elected and those who did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me- would wish to inform them, and all The world in
genea that am ready at all hours post their bills or dis
tribute them Orders left at the following places viii be at
tended to: Crescent Office 90 ST. Charles street; billiards. OF
ice, 2 Camp street; Delta Office 1l2 Poyas street; Plea
corner ST. Charles and PoydTas sts.
ml3 s O. SATGHEII. Pnnnln,s IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-05

10 Guano was first brought to the United
States by Commodore Thomas Ap catesby Jones,
Virginia. and an OfilssT Of the navy, about twsn.
vsRye years aimee,