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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-25
REFORM IN INDIANA.

The people of Indiana are calling for a Con-
vention, and demand the following
l. The election of all executive, legislative
and judicial officers.
g No loan of money unless by direct vote
of the people, except to discharge engagements
heretofore entered into or to repel invasion, or to
sustain the expense of war.
3. The distribution of the funds arising from
fines and iorteitures, for the use of common
schools.
4. The legislature to meet but once in two
years, unless convened by the governor to meet
some unexpected emergency.
s. A general provision in relation to all bank
ing or other corporations.
6. A reduction of state expenses, consistent
with fair remuneration for services rendered
by public officers.
7. The development and improvement of the
agricultural and mineral resources of the State.
8. A reasonable homestead exemption from
execution on debts hereafter contracted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-08

The French talk Of doing away with passports,
and OF relieving travellers from many petty delays
and vexations. 1t can do no injury to Government
and would be great benefit 70 the country.
They are much more liberal in England on post
age affairs than we are. A single printed volume,
without cover, and open at one end, can be posted
to any part Of the kingdom at sixpcnes pound.
Ledru Rollin, who has been well received and
Hospitality treated and protected in London, an
nounces a work on the "Decadence (downfalD of
England" A grateful socialist this
1t is computed that $4,000 Legitimate children
annually born in England. Il says little for the
morality Of that great country.
Thirty Hungarian emgrants, compromised
in the revolution, have left Glasgow for the United
States in very destitute condition.
railway assurance company is announced in
London man who is run over by the cars and
killed, has no benefit from this assurance his wife
takes 1t all-that is, if she is partner in the
lamity.
All the endeavors Of the French emissariiex to in
duce the Pope to return to Rome have proved inef-
fectuaL
The children Of Kossuth are at Presburg Castle,
where they have been visited by Kossuihs mother.
In Germany, translation of Theodore 8. Fay's
Countess has been published as the original
work. and called Prince and People"
Napoleon's tomb at Paris was to have cost $780,
900. 1t will really cost 100000. The splendid
porphyry, turns out to be sandstone, common in
France.
So perfect were the Egyptians in the manufac-
ture Of perfumes, that Of their ancient oint-
ment, preserved in alabaster vase in the museum
at Alnwick, still retains very powerful odoE,
though it must be between 1000 and 5000 years old.
Why don't they repeal the game laws Of Eng
land 1t appears from Parliamentary return that
from August, 1916, to August, 1878, the number Of
persons convicted Of offences against the game laws
was, in England, 10,494, and in Wales 294; and
during the same period there were fifty coroner's
verdicts arising out Of afrays connected with the
game laws resulting in thirty-seyen verdicts Of muir
der, two of manslaughter, and three Of justifable
homicide.
With view to discourage gambling in Madrid,
the names Of all persons found in gambling houses
by the police Of that city regularly published IN
the official gazette.
In France it has been determined to bring ali ja-
venile offenders, convicted of first offences, up ag
ricutural laborers instead of exposing them to the
| temptations OF large towns.
| Kossuth is believed to have embarked for the
United States. under the late arrangement for the
| exit OF the refugees from Turkey.
The British people pay S25,OO0,O 900 annually in
/ duties ON
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and very humble csrvant,
(Signed) G. WASHINGTON

CHRoNo-THERMAL MEDIcINEs.-The author
Of the chrono-thermal system thus remarks in con-
cluding his work q will just make remark
upon the subject of the doses of all medicines.
Perceiving, as you must have done by this time,
the utter mpossibility of foretelling in many cases.
especially of chronic disease, the particular agent
by which you are to obtain amelioration or cure,
and as in almost every case where an agent does
not act favorably it does the reverse, you see
the necessity of commencing your treatment with
the smallest aUailabLe doses of the more potent
remedies-of feeling your way, in short-before
you venture upon the doses prescribed by tie
Scbo0ls y
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L
DAIYFieeH Cent per week. payable the carriers weekly
Eight DolaTs per hafyesrly and quarterly al the
rtcsin advance Single COPIES Fire The Office will
receipt for ali subscriptions exceeding week
WEEKLY CRESCENT viii be furnished single ncrbsrs
THREE DDars per year clubs Of four more directed
the Postoee, at 7so Doars and Fifty Cents esch Post
masters ami oers who Agents. ani ssud orders PAID
for COPPER will receive copy 10 addition for hsE
psnsation Pdya5s in all IN a1rdnoe. Single pepes
PACKAGE, wappers be had the Office Of publication
No 30 St Charles
exceeding twelve lines in Agate tyne
81 for the first insertion, and 50 for every subsequent
ton Those Of length in proportion Notices the
second Of ten lines in Pearl type 81 each insertion
Advertisements pubed weekly weekly monthly
charged 81 per square every liberal
discount made to those who advertise by the year.
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No. 19l IchOHpitoitaS street near the corner 49,.
q julia street known as the ' Mechanics and fI;I
HOLD FuRNrruRE belonging to the same, The ,.z..As
House Is doing good business is good location for
BOariRg House, and fuy furnished for the same
tor particulars apply on the premises, to B. GILLOOLY,
at the corner OF ST. Joseph and Tchoupitoulas streets.
N T. The House offered for sale in consequence Of the
owner having two coffee. houses If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-08

: z khIIEANS WAREHOUSES, .Hagalipe Street, JUst
~ a5oce Julia and FOaeher street. 6etoeca isa and
81. JOsephIhe subscriber begs leave inform his friends
and the public that he has had double flooring with all
the recent Improvements laid in portion Of his principal
Warehouse, expressly for the storage of coffee, making
equal in point OF safety from damage, if not SUPERIOR to the
very best Warehouse in the city His price for storage will
also room for the storage of every description Of Merchandise
say the bulk OF 30 O barrels, which will always be taken at
the lowest rates.
t1 Tobacco and other merchandise baed and repacked
at the shortest notice. ina 6ml GEO r. BEARD.
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10 A Partisan editor, in making an extract
from paper in this country called the +" Indepen-
dent Whig,' translates it thus: La Peruque In
dependante;" which means an Independent Per.
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BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.

TINHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
PERS is called to the Brooklyn FIRE proof Warehouses
at the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt Of Produce
from the West, and fiercdRdtSe from the North, intended
with whayes in front of the Warehouses by which goods
Immediately conveyed, without daage or eEBosHre to
the Wedther ample will be found for the dsc6argng of
Steamers and loading of Ships. Charges are fixed Of very
low rates, (as per aT and every accommodation Offered 10
Merchants in the City and Shippers in the Upper Country
II heng the wish ol the Company TO equal the conyeniences
oil The Atlantic Dock, Of New York.
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise in
yite, to y1 tie premises Office eoraeT Of Magazine and
Lafayette streets, Neto Qrtea4s. -,
9 Reterenees-J, r. Getdes Price, Frost Il Co, j, W.
Stanton Co., X. +. Nichols. ca 3ln
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,

HAHDWANE AND IRON STORES,
Nigs 80 md at =, a 1Tp SyrpErU
ESRTESTIV g. RilTT - - iJ4I hEEI T.
I c;gS a,J = niLH' J,EpDrtefS aRG heaters an For
,rry iron ~, 'oTptteSttC tiGFF9dre, tiht- SsSSA
irends G,r t.; .h - 1L'fEiitS, n &C., thank ther
~ ~ ;, 'SnJ muerai ai Pairohage', Inc
~ ,S"5 tsr ] ao y l,ilees % Oh ther goods, and ss&
thov t tlloIpt aeuliop TO all orders received, Will
EA vnr NJ, GaIe 70 th9In cohtlnnance Of Their IA
<nA t' Dy from European and Northern ports,
sotaJ 10y ae ay receiving fresh supplies, carefully
~ o.. every tnlng IN their line, and confidently in
STOCK Of which the oIowHg i 20 eIf @ aFge ana well assorted
Best Gable 'o"i'u square ana lat-i9E iS0 tons; tons;
E. Pennsylvania -i64 tons:
:. Tennessee rroI Boiler 2asnP Poem2o .6n. tons; ,oo
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THE PEOPLE's BILL POSTER.

2. u.
/ STAND ALONE, and am still a candidate for the peo-
1 pies Bull POSTING. Thankful 10 those who rot
elected and those WHO did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me, would wish to inform them and all the world in
general that am ready at all hours to post their bills dis
tribute them, Orders left at the following places will be at
tended to Crescent Office % ST. Charles street, Dard's OF.
flee, ab Camp street, Delta Office liz Poydra stree Plea.
yune Job Office II Bank Place; Peayune COifee-h0use
corner ST. Charles and POydFas sts.
nj q SATEEEI L. - nn.
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Dy A Hindoo law says: Strike not, even with
blossom, wife, though she be guilty Of a thou
sand faults" The English law would let you " hit
her again with what the blossom grows on Some
difference, eh?
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Black Bomhazines, Alpaeas and Orleans extra fne
Black Silks Widows Silks Iace Wells and Handkerchief
Black Embroidered Cambria HRndkerrhefs;
Black Printed BoTdered ilNndkerchicis;
Black and White I,Rwnsj Black and White Caliooes;
English Conded Caco Black and White Chine diiishams
Black aud White Shepherds Plaid Ginghains;
Black Grapes, Black Aliophanss and Widows' Grapes;
While Grape and Arophanes; Black SILK Tule;
Rel Lodi Plain Black Calcues, etc etc.
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UE 1t is stated that if horse be shut up in a
pasture where there is no water, he will at certain
times Of the day, make it practice stand in the
place where water is nearest the surface and thus
indicate the best place for digging it.
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DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGE.
~. BrEgGy9eeF Smith,
G e N er al G m 4 $ S 4 o N M 6 q m t,
No. 80 GRAvIER STREET,

No. 80 GRAvIER STREET,
OFFERS FOR SALE
" SHAWLS-S-4 Embroidered Canton Grape;
81 Printed Cashmere, all wool;
PRINTS--Iigbt and dark fancy;
Brown sheeiugs, "a, 1-8, IA, 54
Blesched Sheetings, 81
Shrting Stripes, brown and bieached;
Heavy 3 Stripe Jean and Mexican Plads and Stripes;
.. Fancy Southern and Indian Trade Supes
Camlets Chanbray Stripe Denim;
Apron Cheek; Columbian Paids;
herino Undershirts and Drawers AmGreani
Silk Handk srchiefs, assorted
Canton Grape Scarfs, sct2C
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HANaINe-The Quarterly Review says AN
immense number of persons, recovered from insen-
sibilty, have recorded their sensations and agree
that1a easier end could not be desired. An ac-
qpaintance OF Lord Bacon's, who meant to hang
himself, was cut down in the last extremity, and
declared that he felt no pain his only sensation
being that OF fire before his eyes, which changed
first to black, and then to sky blue, aifording a
source Of pleasure. Montagnac, hanged in France
during the religious wars, and rescued at the inter
cession OF TuIenne, complained that, having lost
all pain the instant, he had been taken from a
light, the charm of which defied all description
Another, who escaped by the breaking Of the cord,
said that after second OF suffering, fire appeared,
and arose in most beautiful avenue of trees
Henry ~ of France sent his physician to question
him, and when pardon was talked Of the man
answered coldly that it was not worth the asking
The uniformity of the descriptions renders it use-
less to multiply instances. They fill pages of every
book of medical jurisprudence. All agree that the
uneasiness is quite momentary-that peasurable
sensation Immediately succeeds, colors of various
hue start up before the sight and these having been
gazed on for trivial space, the rest is oblivion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-08

HAMs-l0 tierces Shay's best Sugar cpred.
AIPiNE APPLE CHEESE-3O boxes;
FIGS-lOOO drums Eleme FRs in stove and Tor sal. b
JR@ OHAS, ST0UGHTONI 81 Csmp It,
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THOMAS BRADY,
2l CuARTRKs STREET.
nc On the first day of November tive shall the
Store No. p Cbsrres street, directly OPP oet5
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NJ l. E. MOORE, 81 Camp street,
z: Imports and has constantly for sale, reasona M
= " BILE prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, large ItB
- assortment OF Common and Fine CROCK-tssA
s@d ERi English and French CHINA, Cut and als5
Moulded GLASSWARE, Table CutlerV, BritanHia
Hare, Casters, Lamps, Japan Trays, Table and Tea
Spoons, etc. etc. e5 Goods packed insure safety
70 any part Of the CUuntFr.
c-g' Also sent city purchasers. Ia 6m
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TNDIGO23 canister best quality Manila Indigo for sale
by IF. COCHRAN q CO., ~ TohOupitoulas sl.
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5Ss '6H sF6b Z c0 c0.29 o1I%SN -. slFogR SW:r

- 'afDn!eet aud barOune sts., Dealers iH NJ r. 49, *
4 B IL; N, N HIl,ELrPlEGiS u, and ENANlEILEDtt tSOl
SLABS, GRAVE STON rs, and MARBLE in c&AT ny, ny
0l 's 81 htsen varieties Th9maston LIME, Ca. WV
CiHeI PbASIER OF PARIS, Roma. d Hy-
dr.ulg tEMENF, PlaSterug HAIR, White sand, IN,
English, Pensacola and pittsburg FRIEDRICH. mTJ
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LARGE FEET-Some think that large feet are
ungenteel, but they are convenient. person with
large feet stands better chance in high wind
than one of small feet, as he is not so liable to
overset Large feet are also more convenient for
kicking rascals. On the other hand, large feet are
inconvenient on account OF the expense Of shoe
leather and stocking yarn 1t also takes longer to
wash large feet than small.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY ,

Il,
HE Patronage that has been extended us so very be
Il rally the last seven years while Com drrns u
mon street. has induced the last summer 10 XII fESS
erect large building expressly for manuacu- 2&S4-
ring and repairing CARRIAGES. We have now of
with good Northern workmen, and the best of materials
build any style oil CanaGe Orer and guaranty them two
years, used in the country. We also better prepared
than ever before for REPAIRING CARRIAGES, and
can restore them almost to their original beauty and durab
Y although apparently worn out and useless We will pay
eght on CARRIAGES sent rs 70 repair We will also keep
RlAGESf which will be sold low. Old Carriages taken in
trade tor ew We invite the attention oil those want
ing NEW CARRIAGES their Old ones repaired, TO call
at our Manntactory and Repository and udcefor themeve
al the corner IF CIR.3PIER and CAR ONIJFIET SIS
next door to the Office Of the Commercial Water Works rear
Of the 81. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
nOYl2 GmdNW MATTHEW'S & nENMAN-
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Gbe Daily Crescent.
Pu blished Every Day-(Sunday Excepted)-
BY CROCKETT, FROST d co.


1oE. No. 90 ST.. CHARLES STREET
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. 293 Camp street. jusi
~ above De.Ord. = lie viii perform all s1z-ssz7sssS
operations oq the TEETH for their preser-
Nluon and beauty .irttHCIlk 1eetA in VI IffasA
serted-lrom Que complete seton tile ~AI1ID
most approved b. Charges very mod
jsI Iv
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~ LIs INDt 5.LI SMITH, tf7Crll CDmml58i0n .lisr-
fhdat, - GRAYtER STREET, Is Commissioned to take
Ayenow ledgements OF leeds and Powe OF Attorney to Ad
minister Olts and to lte Testimony and Proof OF Demands
~ tlIE; NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, EuODE
- iGS',ASn!, N! E2SN N EL,IlCDT, NEW YORK, NEW JER.
TTiI'SElY' rS,H lrES,DHiAEA i,E IELlINolS MISSQqRL A
GnirhpLlNA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI and FLO.
ma. O25 6m
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RE.OPEELNq OF THE
" or RESCENI BOWLING SAIIOO

LhLoULNI BUW LTNT 6ALOUN,"
No. 95'St Charles street.
'sNlS establishment has lately been opened under New
Administration, thoroughly repaired and renovated and
unsurpassed by Saloon In the city and who
10Y the healthy exercise and excitement OF BOWLING
say, Care $ a Cdii.
The BAR will always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most Gentemanly Atendants oiS6 ON
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THE undersigned calls the attention Of the New Orleans
l. public 10 his Select and Fashionable .4ssOrt- n
ment Of BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured ~ a.
soely by himself Gentlemen desirous of having n EdY
their BOOt and Shoes made to FITof elegant ma w.
teial, and sTYLE-woud do well by calling on the
undersigned. CORk-SOLE and DOUBLE-SOLE WA,
TER-PROOF BOOTS, made to order.
o9 6m E. O'SUIIIVAN, 20 St Charles street
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JAMES II. sPRATLEY,

Office No. no st. Charles street,
Between FofdFas AtI Lafayette Sqhsre,
WHsRE all 0peralsns ths TEETH will be psIformel
w 'atlsbtc ory mauuHr. MIS- ~
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STOLEN, on the night of the Isl inst. Double Backed
- GOLD WATCH, medium Size, Hard Dial, with
Black Figures and Hands, made by Brinkmau Collin,
London No. 2509-on the outside graYed crest with
the initials IS. w" Aiso-a GOLD CHAIN,
resembling Snake, with Straight Key attached The
above reward will be gven and questions asked any
leT:On who will return the said Watch and Chain 10 the
no S. WOLFF. 81 Grav,or street.
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
BUSINESS CARDS.

T11Fuo
EOHN IL. ELLIOTT 4. co., Commission Merchants,
J 32 GTavier street nl2 ly
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TeIeYraphic.
Arrival Of the Crescent Cit

Arrival Of the Crescent City.
New YoRK, Nov. 2l.--The steamer Crescent
City arrived here this afternoon. She brings one
hundred and fifty passengers, and one million
seven hundred thousand dollars in gold. Her dates
from San Francisco TO the 18th of October.
Flour 1913 to $25 Pork 1928. Groceries gen.
orally advancing. Sugar three cents higher Cot
fee in demand at "a to % cents. Tobacco advanc-
ing.
The cholera ia raging terribly at Port Royal, ia
maica 1t is also very violent at the mines in Cali
fornia, where there are many fatal cases. There
are some cases at San Francisco.
The distress among the overland emigrants is
described as beyond precedent. About twenty
thousand persons are supposed to be the road to
California. An inconceivable amount of sickness
and starvation is said to exist among them. re-
QUESTION for one hundred thousand dollars for their
relief j, about being made the collector of San
Francisco
The news of the admission Of California into the
Union had been received, and caused great rejoc-
ing,
San Francisco.
Mining operations continue prosperous, valuable
quartz having been discovered.
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE.

DFREMTORY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
Il KITCHEN FUKTURE, MICH COW, JEL-
LIES, AND SWEETMEATs, ROWLING PIECE,
AEON Tuesday, morning, the goth instant, at 10
O'Clock shall sell at the residence Of gentleman
declining housekeeping on the south side OF Penn
sylvsnis avenue, between Sd and al streets all bic
furniture and household effects consisting in part
Of
Mahogany Sofas, Divnns and Parlor Chairs
Do Pier and Centre Table,, with marble
tops
Rosewood Card Tables, gilt frame Pier Glass
Window Curtain, with gilt cornice and orna-
nent
Chronicles, Solar and other Lamps, Rockers
Hipb and low post Bedstead, Feather Beds
Hair and shuck Mattresses, Bedding
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wristbands
Wardrobcs, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses
Three. ply, ingram. and Venetian Carpets
Hall Lamp, Passage and Side Tables
French China Dinner, Desert, and Tea Service
Plated Casters, and Coffee Urn, Table Cutlery
Table Linen, Crockery and Glass Ware
Cane Seat and Office Chairs, Radiators
Cooking and other Stoves
Together with a general assortment OF Kitchen
Utensils, large Tin Safe, Refrigerator. sc.
Alec, an excellent Mich Cow, Tor private
family
A superior market whecbarrow
double. barrel Fowlng un and equipments
sporting Rifle, in excellent order
fine assortment of Jollcs and Sweotmcsts, put
up expressly for private use by one Of the
most ~ilfol and experienced housekeepers oil
the city.
ing great variety in tho housekeeping line.
Terms: S25 and under, cash; over @25, credit
Of two and four month"; for notes satisfactorily en-
dorscd, bearing interest
DYER & MCGUIRE,
Nov 22--td Auctioneers.
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rooanrsposDrscr or THE nEpUnLIc.l

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2l--5 p. Nj.
The message of Mayor jerome is published in
the papers of this evening. 1t is straightfor-
ward, able paper and Just command attention.
The Hon. Daniel Webster arrived here in the
cars this afternoon from Philadelphia. Hei now
dining at Grey's United States Hotel, and will
leave Tor Washington in the five o'clock train. He
looks remarkably well. number Of gentlemen
called on him and bid him welcome. Mr.. Web
ster's great efforts in defence of the Union have
gained him most ardent friends in this city.
There are no tidings yet of the European steamer
now due at New York. Her news may be looked
for momentnrily.
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"PRoFEsson LIEBIG.-It is contradicted that Pro-
lessor Liebg has intention Of visiting the United
States. One drawback in his way is, that he does
not speak English"
We hope he will not permit such trifiing con-
sidcration to deter him; for we can introduce him
to some very fashionable people, should he visit St.
Louis, who labor under like defect, and who
seem TO get along very well nevertheless.
Isl. Louis Organ.
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mAHUIED.

At Wilmington, North Carolina, on the 18th in
stant by the Rev. Doctor DRASr, General WAD-
DY THOMPSON, Of South Carolina, 10 Miss
CoRNEL1A A., daughter ofColonel JoHs ID. JoSEs,
Of the former place.
In Baltimore, on the 18th day Of October, by the
Rev Mr. BuRNAP, VIM. A. PURDY, of Washing
ton, TO Miss MARY McNULTY, Of Baltimore.