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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

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BLANKS. !
OF all the usual
kinds ON excel->
lent paper, andl
will be sold ind
any quantities. I
BLANK BOOKS, !
OF every variety
or made to order
in the most work.
manlike manner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

Just Received-Another lot Of SUGAR.
e which we shall sell for S cts. per h., at
ALvORD q BROTHERS.
Wnlcotiyille, june IL o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

Charles Vail, M, =.
PHYSICIAN md SURGEON,
nFFIcE over s. p. BOLLES S,ose-res-
" dence third dool west ofths Litchfeld
House, West o..
Liich6eld. April 9Th. 1880. 4s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

will add another line to this already too ex.
tended narrative: Had it not been for the proxm-
iry of the Nanope, at the the time of the explosion
there can be doubt that the largest number, per
haps all Of those who were thrown into the water,
would inevitably have drowned. Yet, to all ap-
psarance, her proximity was entirely accidental :
she might have been just as well, at that particular
time, five miles above or below. How wonderful
truly, are the ways of Providence! H.AK.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16
ANNALS, ILLUMINATED WORKS,
Gift Books, JWUCaCiEc Books
AND
FANCY AR TIC LES,
FOR 1851,
t. For sale by
THOMAS L. WHITE,

THOMAS l.. WHITE,
No. SO Canal street.
OUR SAVIOUR, THE PROPHETS AND APOS
TIES, with IS engravings; edited by Rev J. NJ VAIN
wright, of n Y, bound in Papier Mache and Turkey.
WOMEN OF THE BIBLE, with sketches OF Prominent
Females in Holy Scripture.
SACRED ANNUAL. by the Rev. Mr. Weld.
THE KEEPS AXE, with Illustrations.
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY: an illustrated Annual for
1851, by DR.. Coates
THE IRIS, by Prof. John Hart.
POEMS OF AMELIA, in various styles of binding.
TUPPER'S PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY, IN vol.
Quaro, Turkey Morocco Binding.
SNOW FLAKE, for 1851
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING.
MOORE'S MELODIES, Quarop illustrated
FLORA'S DICTIONARY, with 50 plates, coIored, fine
binding.
GEMS FROM MOORE'5 MELODIES.
AMERICAN GALLERY OF ART, edited by J. Sar
tain.
THE CHARM: a zeTtCr Of elegant coOred groups
AMERICAN FEMALE POETS.
IRVINGS WORKS, complete, in fine binding, illustrated
PRESCOTT'S n ORS, compile
QUARTO BIBLES, in velvet and other fancy binding.
COMMON PRAYERS, in every style.
A very large assortment of FANCY ARTICLES, e.
very reduced prices. dlb 1t Up
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16
j. C. MORGAN'S
LITERARY DEPOT,
Exchange Place, adjoining the POst-Ofiice.
We ~ B OOES,

Received this week.
THE LIFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE;
by Hugh A. Garland
OUR LORD; by J. NJ Wainwright, D. d.
THE BROKEN BRACELET, and ot er Pc ems by Mrs
c. II. W. EsiDg, formerly Miss Waterman.
THE RACES OF MEN: Fragment, by Robt. Knox
MD.
the COMMERCE OF THE PRAIRlES; or, The
JUutna Of a Santa Fe Trader: by 10 ah Gregg, ed
HEAVEN or An Earnest and Schpturh Inquiry into the
! A bote of the Santcd Dead; by Rev. IL Hgr1augh
THE MINISTRY OF THE BEAUTIFUL; by Henry
James Slack
THE sPORTsMAN'5 WADE MECUM-DINKs ON
DOGS edit, by Frank Forester.
LIFE, HEALTH AND DISEASE by Edward John
son, NJ. D.
CHANTICLEER: Thanksgiving Story of the Peabody
Family.
The New Novels.
QUEEN JOANNA; or, The Mysteries of the Court OF
Napl~5; by G. w. NJ. Reynolds.
THE TWO BROTHERS; or, The Family that Lived IN
the First SocI ty.
DAVID COPPERFTELD; by Charles Dickens comp etc.
petOn,
CELIA; or. New York Above and Under Ground; by C
G. Foster, author Of New York by Gas Light"
ISABELLA; or, The Bride of Palermo
THE HEIRS OF GAU STEY Story Of Wales
miscellaneous.
No PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE REVO
| LUTON.
No REDFIELD's PHYsIOGNOMY.
! No. u SHAKESPEARE; Boston Edition.
| No. 10 FARMERS GUIDE
No u DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS AND EN-
| CHEERING.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, for 1851,
| THE LONDON ART JOURNAL, for November.
Magazines.
| INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE, for December.
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, for November
EDlNRURG AND LONDON QUARTERLY RI
VIEWS, for October.
GRAHAM'5 and sARTAIN's MAGAZINES, G
| January.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

The attention of the public called to Fair to be held at
the Armory Hall the evenings of the 18th, (tOday) 18TH
and 18th Instant for the benefit of the Church of the Annu
citation, situate opposite AnnunciatOn Square.
We informed that great pRins have been taken by the
ladies connected with this church to make this Fair
the interesting and amusing that has been held,
We hope their efforts to assist the Vestry to relieve this beau
tfu church from the balance of debt incurred in building
il, will meet with ample reward.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

THE NEWSLETTER The prosperity of this admirable
little sheet still CONTINUES II has grown in the estimation
of the public and in patronage that its propetos have de
teFmned to issue it hereafter semi weekly-on Wednesday
and Saturdays The success of the NewsLetter is wei
deserved We trust that it will be greater still.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

LvcE1rp I,EorUREs-With excellent judgment
the lectures bsfore the Lyceum are confined to
Subjects of natural science. For our own part, we
are sick of lectures on literary topics. writer in
The National Intelleencer expresses sensible views
ON mi. subject which we adopt: "The physical
sc;.rcas which require more or less of actual ex-
,0or;r,ent and ocular demonstration to make them
understood. and about which the public in general
arc worry scantilv informed, are the true field for
popular lectures and the multiplication OF such
courses would be a real benefit"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

THE ST.. CHARLES Miss Dean and Mr.. Neafie
playing together They appeared Saturday night in the
We of Mantua," and perfor med with marked
large audience They will remain this week. The friends
Of the drama should miss this opportunity of seeing those
two talented artists.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

SALE OF CLoTHING,-We call the attention of the city
and country trade the sale of clothing manufactured
pressy for the city and country retail trade which will take
place this day. o'clock, AM. at MesAs J. b. Bachs
& Co.'s Auatinn Rooms No n Chattres street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

BY notice in an another column it will be seen
that a meeting is to be held in the Presbyterian
Church, in Lafayette Square, on Monday evening,
18th inst, in behalf ofthe colonization cause. The
Rev. Il. r. Gurley, of Washington city, will ad-
dress the meeting Mr. Gurley has been the Sec
rotary of the American Colonization Society, al
most from the commencement to the present time
He has been the able and eloquent champion q
this in all parts fthe country for many years
He has defended it in England and in this country
against both foreign and domestic foes, found
among abolitionists and others.
What will BE- especially interesting in the address
of Mr.. Gurley, is the account he will give of his
visit to the African colonies in the Republic
of Liberia. He visited them in 1924, having beer
sent out by the American Colonization Society
The settlements were then in their infancy. lu
1919 under an appointment of President Taylor
he again went to Africa to inquire into the condi
ton of the people, who had then but lately become
an independent government. He will thus be bile
to state, from personal observation, what progress
has been made in twenty-five years.
Mr.. Gurley's report to the government was or
dered to be printed by the Senate of the United
States in September last, and will soon be out o
Dress
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

Thanks the Jas MiHngar Pocahontss Florida
California, Buckeye and Gen Lafayette, for late papers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

Bunce has moved to ID Royal street, every body knows
who goes the Posode for his makes such display
that avoid admiring it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

THANKseIvrNG.-The Governor has fixed next
Thursday as Thanksgiving. The attempt to intro
duce this festival in Louisiana is failure. The
Puritans established the day to take the place of
Christmas, and it answers the end of that holyday
As Christmas is observed in all the Southern States,
there is really no good reason for attempting to add
another holyday. Little Or no attention is paid to
the day, and it may as well be given up
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

Owing to the press of advertisements, and the
length of the interesting article by Mr. Kidd on the
excursion and explosion of the Anglo Norman, we
are compelled to defer many articles OF news ETC.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

The Pictorial Brother jonathan,
FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS.
This Mammoth Sheet, beautifully illustrated and supeno
to any of the previous numbers hes lust ben received
J. q. MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
Exchange Place, adjoining the PosCoiiice
d L I-AAr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

The steamer Ohio and Martha Washington brought u.s.
last evening, late river papers. We thank them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

J. b. STEEL,
II CAMP STREET,
Jew Orleans Stationers' Warehouse"
ANIMALS for 1851.
Together with choice Selection Of
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
SUITABLE FOR
Christmas and New Year Presents.
IT, The subscriber takes pleasure in recommending his
ANIMALS aud beautifully ILLUSTRATED WORKS to the
discriminating publc and feels in say
g that equaed by any establishment in this
Or any other city in this country.
Gifts are the beads Of Memorys rosary,
Wherein reckons kind remembrances
OF friends and old affections"
English and American Animals, 1851
THE KEEPSAKE; A London Annual, with 10 splendid
Engrayngs.
| THE DRAWING ROOM SCRAP BOOK: A popular
English Annual profusey illustrated, BY Chas Mackay LID
| THE LITERARY GEM A choice Garland of Prose,
Poetry Art containing 20 finely executed engrayings
THE LEAFLETS OF MEMORY: An Illuminated
Annual, with Encrayiugs
| THE SNOW FLAKE: A HOyday Gift.
| TIE FORGETME-NOT, beautifully illustrated.
| FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING: A Christms, New Year
| and Birthday Present, with elegant Engravirgs
| THE GARLAND; or, Token of Friendship.
| THE AMARANTH; or, Token of Remembrance.
| THE ROSE OF SHARON.
THE GEMS OF BEAUTY.
| THE CHRISTMAS TRIBUTE, for 1851.
THE SOUVENIR GALLERY, with 10 Engrayings
| Edited ty Emily PercivaI
THE IRIS: An Illuminated Souvenir for 1851.
| THE AMERICAN KEEPS AXE, for 1851.
| THE HOME OFFERING for 1851.
| THE LILY OF THE VALLEY, for 1851
THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE OFFERING, 1851
THE CRYSTAL FOUNT: A Temperance Gift BOOI
Juvenile ANIMALS:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

We regret TO learn from private letter from D
M. Corwine, brother of our Consul at Panama, that
young Hardin, who disappeared mysterousy last
spring, has undoubtedly committed suicide. The
letter says:
"The son OF our esteemed friend, Hon. Benz
Hardin, tB. Rowan Harding who was appointed
Secretary of tile United States Legation at Chill
disappeared very mysteriously some time in Marcl
last, and nothing was heard of him until day o
two since, when his remains were found in thu
vicinity of this place, where it is presumed, the
have been lying since the time of his disappearance
1t was presumed at the time that he had cOmmitte,
suicide (he had tried 10 do so once beiore) and hi
remains being found in such a position leave n,
doubt Of the fact TPicayune
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16
David CopperfieId, Complete.

David CopperfieId, Complete.
THE ADVENTURE OF DAVID COPPERFlELU
THE YOUNGER, of BiunderOne Rookery. By Chas
Dickens with illustrations by H. X Browne. iui
supply of this Dickens lest and best WORK, hrs Just been
received
J. c. MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
Exchange Place, adjoining the PostottCe.
dis 64ip<N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16
r. STEAMBOAT In. n,
yF5sssssT DEPAR TUREs. -

o.,
ICIfRber Steamer, Captain. Hour. Destination.
hV' TO- u-ln' = " eoEN
MON lnpmENf E'le7' % CLOCK. .'-' .-''t ,I''o'
" - HEN lAh LuN' ItlhI'au' ocolk.- '''''t.l 't.'
PACIFIC, FuhlRn' o'clock. 81 Lou
j. moNHl9hl L. FHuel, o e'o,t..--. ''''l ''..i"'
bELNlOENE' Lod"l'E' u CLOCK ''l i'''',
TEXAS, Claiborne 3 ocIosN...''.'.'' tort I,'"sfn"
" ZEN LAthAiE FL / F. hshuey' 'SocN' 'L'nisD'L'
Tues u, FLORIDA EMERSON DDs
D. b. mOaOl htt'Ut'h'' . % ''o'A' .-'' ~" I''
" FRlNCESs NJ s. hOhes' o Q CLOCK ''-''' ',N'2is
mAhf FOLtf' Daleres' . O'CLOCK t"y2H't"I
" PATRICK HENRY, Landry, } O'CLOCK. baio" h0uSS
FASHION, Martin, 10 ociocE.....-''P'"t' IA Haehs
ST JAMES, Power o'clock..'.'- Do"aldSo"pWs
" MONROE, GWarneJ $40 clock 81 aSDo
HECLA, Kay, O'Clock. ''FH"a''%
" IROQUOlS Lee, O'Clock. NashUNs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

LAKE SUFKRIoR-Six years ago there were but
two vessels Of any kind on this inland sea, and not
more than one or two white families between the
Saut Ste. Marie and La Pointe, distance of 400
miles Now there are three large propellers, six or
eight sail vessels, four lighthouses, and several
thousand inhabitants scattered along the coast.
The climate is healthful and invgorating; the
water pure and transparent the fish abundant and
most delicious the soil produces the finest pota-
toes and other vegetables in the world and copper,
iron, and other valuable minerals are found in mex,
haustible quantities.
ship canal Of less than one mile in length, at a
cost of not pver half a million dollars, would con.
meet this rich and extensive mineral Lake region
with all the commercial ports of the world
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16
HID Chores.

NJ We have Just received direct Psrs choice lo
by J0uyn expressly
THOMPSON 81 NIXON, 10 Camp st.
dli t2ip opposite HEWLETT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

The ANNUALs.-Steel has the largest collection
of these splendid toys ever brought to the city.
Many of the American volumes may well bear
comparison with the English. One of the most
superb, is the religious souvenir The Savior with
the Prophets and Apostles This is published by
the Appletons, and corresponds with the two for
mer volumes issued by them. 1t is undoubtedly
the most splendid specimen of book making which
American art has produced. There are eighteen
engravings, which REPRESENT the SAVIOR and the
principal Apostles and the Prophets OF the Old
Testament.
There are several other Scriptural works from
the press Of the same publishers, with costly IL
Illustrations. Among the English works we notice
particularly Wordsworth's Greece Heath's new
Gallery of English Engravings The collection il
so extensive, and the books all splendid, that i
is difficult to select. They are like rival beautie
in each others Way.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

DUBUQUE tlowA) HARBoR.-An election was
held in Dubuque, on the 25th ult,. by order of the
City Council, to take the opinion ofthe inhabitants
as to the propriety of borrowing $40 900, to be ap
piled 10 the Improvement of the harbor of that city
There was an almost unanimous vote in favor at
the measure The money is to raised and used
only in case of failure by Congress to make the ap.
preparation reported in bill last session.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16
IA. IL. EEGggerty - RrO.

FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
IA. R. EEGggeFty - bro.
IS Cane street and = Royal street,
VII the PE sSf and 65u1S s5 q v Nd a H5 cSSa
street They respectful solicit the atg9q Of 21 to b.I
and Dress Goods imported directly ~ hem and areosvd
Our stock of Silks, Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
houses London Lyons, be fond inspection,
styles designs fashionable
We shall likewise open to-day large and beautiful aortmenof
Silk and Cashmere CIOaks and MantiIIas
OF the styles Acyon Chompy AmaEons Odette and Marque
Parasols Gloves Fans, Vaencsnnes Lace, etc.
EmrorSd Ere and MqG PPages C9ays and
PAN Hem stitch and EmbrSidered Linen CembTc HdSfs.
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains.
Fo oS G9s co a9 n n"a b Ta@G Covers
SIX Meruo and Cotton Hose and Under Garments, for Lad
an ns- large assortment of HOUSEKEEPING and PLANTA
TION GOODS, Banse5, Flsunes, Liusys, ksrseys, &C. all
which we otter as usual at the very lowest prices NO 2iP
GROCERIES-AtW Wholesale
~ 500 bags prime Rio Coffee;
30 DO LaguaiTa do;
100 bales Old Gqyernmen Jaya-,direect importation;
10 "a' do I%O, Y. il. and G, ?. "' {o;'
% 6b i26 and GaRn;!eE R GSsG Sugar, do'
3 bb5 % R.6 Bo G5qTP s56 Refinery Sugar.
200 boxes LitehfeIds Pearl Candles;
a aSS DO DO Star "a and S9p Adamant as Candles.
30C9 kegs Bridgew9ter, Mass, Nailsi
lCC9 packages Mackere and Goldfish;
| 300 packages Hot,s Buekwheat;
| 800 cases Chinese Fire Crackers;
5C9 tea as ,Wr9oping PAPER
1910 packages Mr. Rasns;
% 50 P PaoEas ssYss' Sweet S Malaga wfne;
$50 trails and bags soft shell lmOnds;
2 e. Gsn 86s o5, Iese a at s Gw
Custom House, COLLECTORS Onice,l
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l, 1850. 5
! SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a
SSf 2 for The the Gifted 6 ' states Revenue
this statoD for twelve months from the lst day OF Jaruar
1851 the 3st December, according to the following list
h h9S@9.' f RRd Esdse'i
Do c G5SS'
DP~5ns, Il soIor', f RsIc with, il!
DO iron pushed
CQrdage, tqrred, hemPi patent;
DO DO SRiS hiiH;''
Canvas, Hollands < A;
Do Cotton No. q
E E e SSS$S$:,$:
HaWsers, Manila;
Hemp Hawsers;
! HOuselne;
Hooks and lhimbIes;
LSetFer, Rigging
t Lumber, white pine;
or Sperm, winter strained;
r DO Linseed, boiled;
Paints, black lp lT
DO, white lead in OIL ground
@ . DO printing;
Oak wood sawed and delivered
All articles required, not enumerated, to he furnished at
d. ID VIM. FRERET, Collector.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16
Dress Vests

~ OF rich figured Silks for Balls and Sores of viii,
Marseles sing and double breasted, Just received by
THOMPSON 81 NIXON, 10 Camp st.
q ri I'm .Ht+. If.r LAT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

Sec advertisements of A,,ctto Sales on, first page.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16


80 CANAL STREET. 80
PER STEAMER ONO
D5- JUST RECEIVED, Large Stock of
Silk, Lace and Embroidered Goods,
OF LATEST nPORTATIoEs,
prices satisfy the experienced purchaser.
D5- Large Stock of SILKS, and other
Dress Goods.
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS.
LACE CAPES, CHEMISETTES and COLLARS
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, CUFFS,
COLLARS and CAPES.
CLOAKS and MANTILLAS. of the Latest Style and
Trimming.
Magnificent NECK RIBBONS, TIES and Cravats.
| TRIMMINGS - Velvet Trimming, Jenny Lind Trim
ming. Gallons, Braids, Buttons, etc.
Superior TABLE OIL CLOTH, Al, ga and "a.
| Nc Also, Complete Stock 10y other ariyas OF
House Keeping @ud Plantation Dry Goods, at
c. NJ. SIMPSONS,
| dllot2dp so CANAL STREET.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

THE HIsTRIoNIo BALL.-On Thursday evening las the
anxiousy anticipated opening ball. the Histronic Hall
took place. and superubus that surpassed all
the fairy visions which fertile imagnaOns of beauX
could conue up. spring floor VT placed the
the hall usually allotted tile audience bringing level
with the and the whbe being thrown into
made spacious saloon, of pleasing and unique
The whole brilliantly Illuminated, and the
the best Hnffners anvaed band could " bid dis
course
Ofthe many ladies present. it would be- in opinion, in
vidious to pacuarze especially when all of them
claiming thav arc whom
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

10 lle OF the Ration allowed IN
the Naval Service. [d2 WIN FRERET, Collector
CARPETING, CURTAINS, etc-We are in
of G ARPETlNG, etc:
Velvet Wilton Tapestry Capeting;
English Three-thT Tapestry Brussels Carpeting;
Imperial Threeply Ingram dos
SupeTtlne, Fine and Common Ingram do
Rugs BalZes BOrdered Crumb Cloths, Stair Linen;
stair Rods. Transparent Shades etc;
Floor Oil Cloth, "a #, WIDE cut TO any sze and put
down at short notice;
Curtain Materials Silk and Wool IA rich Curtain Da'
mask, style;
"a WOTsted rich Curtain Damask style;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains;
lO4 extra rich u embroidery Bobbnet Curtains latest
patterns
Window Cornices Pins I.oups, Tasses Cords, etc;
For sale low by CHlTTENDER n CAMERON,
NIL dp If rs Chartres St.. and n Cusomhouse st.
WINDOW GLASS-2OO Boxes Window Glass, assorted
w qualities offered for sale lower than before
sold New Orleans, Bui GLACIERS and Dealet invited
examine and inquire the price before TTEShS5I5
oqg Corner Of Magazine and Common streets
| ITO SUGAR PLANTERS-Tes between Mr..
Kendall's Biloxi Fire Brick. IS, and the Scotch
Fire Brick cost 435, branded Garnkrk.
leetss Foundry, August 8, 1850
At the rel Of Mr. Kendall put into furnace in
which melt IRON ni Mr. kenda's brick, with Of
the very best Scotch Fire Brick The Scotch Brick melted
slightly Mr. Kendall not at ALL neither broken cracked
| LEEDS \ co.
| We filing Planters orders and warannE our huh TO
l stand fire at IS and the carriage VIM. II. EAGER,
Hu6 4dpu Agent Biloxi steam Brick Works.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16

THANKSGIVING DAY is near at handle
L us cause our children to give thanks by going g
BUNCE'S, IS Royal street, and PurChasng supply ~
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-18

SD fit tsit Sabren an teb;nirnren SS6Iafrstn
ber 0lieetrfMtt; idb trauhe felt adbt Taasn cc,,
eem rbeunatii@sn pHafter oes goerrn s.. Deter
uno babe tsotutsnee sineeruns erbaltsn. s.....,
Ncp. 10, 1880. me 81. Steiner,
90 - am Canal IN 1aesbeap Gity.
J. Das @@rsi}erifAt ttnistrfafs !osifpaalfer ss,i
Srteertd Deter FIR Sabeumatisusas, Hie,t smssD
0liteerfad,t 10 sinjis mnc aiitin atbt ia tassn In
pittsknrS tei orn. Nraiia nisb ,9seitsr, uno tei
crn GO. GtnceriA, 1posbster; In Cincinnati,
o., tfi -9ru. 9tbfuS unt 2clt, Apctbefer: In
0clumsus, o., tetorn. Ghcpfrera bsatlitt Atfsr
Aretfsft; ssa Gtorattcpa, Golaussiatla xs., o.,
tti orn. Or. 1et. Deltntat D1afiiIon, @fart
Gouitvs o.. In &ebmana's G,rcetrps@ @tort: in
<cnispills, In Densis(tsn County, In %. 1aiipss
0rcesrp- 8tcst. in uasnnf Gaten. 9Oapnc Q,tp.
tst u. 6tau6sr. aOathrirtb In. gaimutitr.
lbapnt Co. tei Nsafsf, @tertkaltts; gin G(epe.
laucs o., ttt DR.. @gcrg @Mtifsr.1s So s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-18
@sbwei,eriiebes itaiDerfai'
Sell aShaittr.
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