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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-10-18


81 send to business Ofce in Quarles Building corner
lain and Pearl Entrance, Pearl street. opposite
1N@ Durkeo House.
N. STODDARD,- -AttOrney Il Counsellor.
continue practice in District Court Of the uD,
* Statos Also in the Chancery, Supreme and CIRCUIT
E OF Wisconsin and Illinois. Deeds and other instru-
in writing to be used in this other State drawn
81 Acknowledgements taken. Office next door to Quarles
~ Block, on Main street. opposite Kings Bookstore
Ro<5-iy
KENOSHA COUNTY COURT.--Thelas. Mon
N in each month Is assigned probate and the
of such other business may be done in
y & .sChamOers IN. STODDARD County Judge
TTrhe Register Of Deeds Of Kenosha County
az he present may be found next door the Office of Josiah
IA over Tymesons store where Deeds and other docu
&&nss will be received for record.
WILLIAM L. HINSDALE.
-SosHAs April 10th. 1850.
NOT CE.
TIE Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors or his Deputy
nay be found at the Office oft Register OF Deeds, over
4pnesons store, corner Of Main and Park streets
Nay 1850 uc4s T. J. RAND
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ID KISe's BooKsToRE.
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n7CK Silk splendid assortment Of Black SIX from
Ne,c Cash Store.
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uW We are permitted to make the following
extracts from letter ustreceived from Califor-
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y. s, RANDALL,

AxroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CHANCERY,
Aso Public Notary and Commissioner to take afdavlts
ard acknowledgement of Deeds for the states OF Rhode ISL
and. Rennsylvana, Ohio, illinois and Iowa
T7ns rened an Office over E. & A. NJ. Tymesons sore
where ne may be found at all business hours ready 10 AT
tend any business that be entrusted 10 ms care ne
III so state ofNew York. Refers to John Bulen Esq ana
4s-fed Kanosbo August 26th 1885, 10-ly
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LISr aFLE1rERS

Remaining in the Post Office in the city of Ke-
nosha, for the quarter ending September soth,
1850
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|OHg Ell A TTxEsoT.
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HENRY j. MOTH,

{RcHITECT AND DRAFTSMAN.-Any business entrust-
ga 10 him will be attended to with prompness and des
nntch, on reasonable REsIDENcE-On West Main
Street, North Ward, Southport. febl,lo5o-52u
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.iers in Stoves and Hardware, Iron Ware Manuiac.u
rs Of tin AMI copper ware, &c. Southport, Wisconsin
zfain Street.
WAITE & KImBALL,
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NJ Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers will please say they are ADVERTISED.
JOHN MANSFIELD, P. NJ.
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KENOsHA COUNTY COURT.--Thelast

= n
in each month Is assigned probate meter and the
.actcn of such other business may done in
i .,ChamOers IN. SToDDARD, County Judge.
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THEODOREN NEWELL AGO.

esa,e and Retail Dealers in BOOTS & SHOES.NS
East Water street, Milwaukee, Wis.
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J. h. SHARPSTEIN,
ArroRrEY AND CouNsELLoR LAW. SOUTHPORT,
1yu3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

NTEN,Sand BOYS CLOTHING, whole
lVH a,1a snd reratl VERY Low PRICES The sub
scrber, JACOB VANDERBILT 81 Fulton-st invites ma
friends and the public his Fa and Wiqier .oe5 o. GI3a
ine which consists Of over 10000 READY-MADG car
EINTS emel n every respect TO the best custom "olA
Also over 500 pieces Of G4 I
will be made 70 order in style thai Cannot 10 '1
Vnlr naronage Ia respectfully solicited ., r,.,
~ 3meo3nF JACOB VANDERBILT 81 FuItou.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
HOUSE AND LOT,


ueted in Willsmsburgh, Secondst next door to tho
corner Of Souh-Tentlsl IN w comerl within two min
utes walk of Peckslp Ferry built during the present year
and cost nearly S. 600 together with 90 elegant and costly
OH Paintings and Enravings richly framed in ornament
tai and plain gilt frames which exhibition al
HOOPER K BROTHERS LookngG Glass Store, los Full
,onst The distribution will be made in accordance viii
the plan of other Art Unions
For particulars, see the catalogues.
Catalogues description Of Prizes together with correct
drawing of the house and plan Of arrangement can DO Cd
tanned at The aforementioned store, where subscriptions
will be received The subscribers, is far as possible F"
control The drawing in any way they designate
Some person for the small Of s. will receive aVaa
able and comfortable home free from all lucum'anco';
and others elegant and highly priced Oil Paintings and En-
cravings while all subscribers will obtain an Engraving
ar superior in execution ind elegance to any picture d
rbued in this manner AL persons DESTROYS to encourage
the enterprise, are particularly requested to procure cal
aloeue containing the particulars, and as the nnio''
ickets are limited, an early subscription is ad TisaDle
JAMES THOMPSON, iO6 FuIoD'N
HOOPER & BROTHER will guarantee tho denvery o.
the House, Oil Paintings and Engraynga ar ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

FVvO CAPlTALISTS.-A good invest
built DWELLING HOUSES, Nos 50 and IL Carmine.st
being 20 on Caine-sl by 100 feet deep fitted up
with every convenience for comfort and suitable for tho
residence Of respectable families for purposes
5000 So COO remain bond and mortgage. Aso,
fine Lot in Ninth ST. $50 feet West of the Secondave
Suitable property the country, good easehod in the
citv would Ne taken in exchange. For particulars apply
CHARLES HENRY SMITH Esq,
dig l2I~ Solicitor, s. Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
HARDWARE.
DOARDMAN'S PATENT IMPROv-
GED STEAM ROA ER A ND EILR MAJ E-Tha Pat.

A-~ED STEAM BUELEh AND FUKNAOE.-Ihe rat
is prepared sell single territorial lights to
the above named improvement Recent experiments
have demonstrated that this form OF Boiler effects
ing OF onchhf the fuel required the best Cylinder
Boiler with fues, and about N per cent OF the
amount used by Locomotive Boilers The heat thor
oughy applied the water that the temperature In the
chimney is reduced below 1902 The smoke and conhus-
bic ases are CONSUMED within the furnace The refuse
instantly eXinguishe flame sparks that s danger
from sparks ia avoided This Boiler is very compact in
form occupying less space than any other like power
REFERENcES-Thom Il Faron. Chief Engineer U. 8
Mail Steamer Arctic. n. Y; messrs Mott Ayres, sHd
Mr.. + JayCox Chelsea Iron Works, Twenty -sixth-sL
New York aIessrs Tugnot, Daily 4 Co. franklin Forge
Firstav New York Mr. John Mills mschinist, 3l9 Fifth
ST. New York Mr. W C Smith, st Adams Vermont; and
Messrs. Gouding Green Couro, Hees"vllle, n 7. AID
dress. post paid Il. B0ARDMAN,
na 2meod' i23 Rulton-st ID aoOrl New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
- PHIL SIS Belay Stitch Sewing Machine, pronounced
by competent judges 10 be- for real utility far sgPeFoF to
viii any bodys right is not liable get of repair and
in which every objection mperecton and fault IS eaecl,
may be in practical operation al no l99
Washnrtons over The China Tea Store, Boston, Mass,
where the machine is for SALE and practice uponit allowed
graul.ousy Cur machue may also be seen 10 operation
nj No y Bowerv NeWY ork the clothing warehouse OF
smith Copant who are authorized TO receive orders for
machines AL persons interested are invited to cal ana
f description forwarded them by addressing the sub
scribers, postage paid mr., r, - NJ,
R-An Agent is wanted in every town in the United
States. All applications must be post paid dlS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
DICH GOLD AND
4 NSlLVrR ARTICLES-WATCHEs. JEWELRY

=
Il sSILvFR ARTICLES-WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE, &C.
SQUIRE BROTHER,
81 Fulton-st. aud 1872 Bowery
we can make it the interest of those who wish The above
gooos hy rangements in Europe and the manuaco
res here, of getting goods from the hands, MAKE
their purchases either store 81 Fuonst 49, Bowery
Gold Watches, by Cooper Tobias, Beesiey and others.
Gold Patent Lever Watches full jeweed
Gold Watches timers, for engines and conduct
OF Railroads
Gold Patent Lever Watches for Ladies.
Gold aud Silver Watches Of all kinds.
Gold Chains new article; the Chatelain for ladies'
Gold Watch Hook for Indies so chains can be wore long
short
Cod Wedding Rings made expressly for that purpose.
Gold Lockets, like watches openboth sides.
Silver Tea sets, Forks Spoons, Ladies' &c.
Silver The pride Of business, and we de-
temned keep The reputation OF selling all our silver
equal 10 dollars and that IL warranted standard.
A article Of imitation of silver, which cannot be
told in such Tea sets, Forks Spoons, &c ".
Cake Baskets, Casters Candlestcks, Walters, K &c
Our ule-A goods warranted represented; each
article the price marked plain in figures. One price and
cash only. dig 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
MISUNDERSTANDING

~ 4
- The subscribers owners OF the ROTARY SHUTTLE
MACHINE, patented Oct 1919, hereby Caution The Puphc
against purchasing using Machines which infringe upon
heir patent they viii prosecute to the extent INC Ia"
al such iofrlngments do
Our machines are now offered for sale FOR The hrs une,
They have cen in in this city for one year One nrIn
has made Ten thousand dozen Cloth end Plush Caps SeE
ra other companies have employed them very prohtaoy
IN making clothing carpet aud grain bags, aud for other
purposes There number now IN use at the a ee'0y s oi
WISHING IN pnrchase are nyed call and see them IN op-
Grafton Messrs Fl " = Co. are a., authorised NOR 10 'N'
these merhnes are go easily managed that chl!d o -
years Of age has KEEP. seven machines which are M
~ sfaer md employed mRAng hags In good oraet .of
.5,s ionbs past attending The same I'm 10 me run
r 6f Ter own machine and doing with il Tie Work OF ioaF
Tbss machines can be driven by hand freddie, or
Steam power Toperons wishing 10 make an oe
IRE aUachine oud be rented at moderate price,
V confidently assert that these are the only uach.ss "
real practical utility and while we nys an aI ea9o m
irrnrIgcDts which viii certainly be pro5ec4t1i
dP5.-s -, A-- -is'' BLODGET X LEROW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
JEWELRY.
TIFFANY, YOUNG Il Ellis OIL


HNlFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS, OIL
ID BroadV ay beg TO invite and recommend an early in
sPection OF their imPortsionR for the
HOLIDAYS
Their collection Is beyond comparison morn ypyad ole
giant and extensive than that OF any previous ses.op and
The advantages gained by their establishment OF ho, In
Paris enables them also present Inducements in PAGES
they are sure VIII be obrervrd and appreciated
They invite special notice To the extent and beauty of
their stock of
DIAMOND JEWELRY
DIAMONDS, PRECIOUS STONES AND JEwsi.s UNSET RICH
AND MEDIUM GOLD AND EsAmELEO IEwxLRy
WATCHES, &c.
presenting is confidently asserted larger more taste
tui and richer assortment 81 LOWER PRICES, than be
found elsewhere.
FANCY ARTICLES
Clocks, CHnde8hrss &C.
Artistic Gas Fixtures real Or-Molu and Bronze.
Bronze and Pansn Figures and Groups.
Resi- Dresdep and French China.
Bohemian ard French Glass.
Bfupswick Fnameied auungs
Rich Fans, Dress Combs, . persr Glasses &c.
Portfolios, Gard Cases Port MoGnoies &c,
Papier Mache Goods generally Msch6.
French Fancy Tables Escitors, &c.
Desks Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, &c
And ali the eegsn novelties that mad appeared in Europe
before The departure OF The last steamers
/ Y +. beg to remind their Holiday friends thst they
hhvea
MANDATORY OF JFWELRY
on te premises where 'ney fully believe hey able
ecute difficult and extraordinary pieces of Jew sry and
Presentation Plate or other ices Of gold silver and pre-
cous stones IN higher order OF taste aod greater pefec
ZION VI finish The be produced elsewhere In the Coun
Try. Original designs furnished without charge
They beg lcaye inform those who not heretofore
purchased OF them that their prices all marked plain
figures from which the slightest deduction can be made
dl9 ThS&TuIJl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
WATER CURE.
HOMESTEAD ART-UN[ON.-AR

and COMFORT Conlbined-The attention Of Tie pub
lie is respectfully directed proposition for the disribu'
ton of WORKS OF ART, embracing Nnentre new fea-
lure from any adopted In addition to the GER
tany of procuring elegant and highly valuable Engrar
ing which has heretofore sold utS7 So So 50 thano
price of subscription chance is also reserved for slbscn
hers To nlllain q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
FOR SALE.

TH0O GLASS MANUFACTURERS And
IL CAPITALISTS The Holesfen Mhnuactuilhs IN IN,
erected erect With vic to tie manufacturing Of Csliadsr
Glaze together with naenss as. on van Snas and Pot
ash POE Gc &c The location Of this Factory knoxTe
Fast Tennessee is believed ia The very best IN he Hi
81 gts,s being remote from competition and considered,
& eG',eDce 10 the combined advantages OF eshflnes7
e"n ie pero and cheap sand cheap provisions low
Tir Of labor facilities for aDsporng Glass TO The highest
inarh and high price of Glass At tic factory For
further general information, reference is mads TO WIN.
GOODRICH. 1l6 Marketstreet Philadelphia and 7. d.
GATES. 81 COentes-ep, NewYork For details persons
wishing purchase will address WIN. G. SWAN. AGENT
of the Company, KnoXyleI Tenn dig II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
EDRJVATF RESIDENCE IN THE

Il Village OF Sing Sing FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for
NewYor Brooklyn property within three minutes walk
of the Harlem Railroad Depot Tbs said do4se , t. ia Dr.,
bar plenty fruit The walks all fagedthe House 81 by
conn NewT0rk DIG lneod*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

WIATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILL
Wv YER WARE.-WM D. BRIGGS respectfully In,
forms his friends and the public that he is prepared 70 sen
the named Goods at the old stand, l58 81" Ehf
FIVE DOORS above BroOme-s
N.B.-Watches and Silver Ware made 10 ORDER ana
every description Watches repaired equal 10 me
as time keepers and warranted " M u bhidoS'
Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

flames A. QUINN'S COUGH CAN
Throats Hoopns Cough nfuenza md all diseases lead
ing Consumption This Candy ia prepared under the
cases Sold by the proprietor at 243 Beeckerst Also for
GALE 80 HudR9n and JIG Spring SIS NeWYOrk d6 l6LE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
TO LET.

ITO LET-A neat, convenient new g.
4 .,ory House in the Fourteenth Ward below Sprin
at n moderate rent Possession given immediately Apply
to F. ". GtLLEY, lZ6 Bowcry. dl8 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
AVUSIC AND SlNGING.-An expert
DRY GOODS.

NNTHITE KID GLOEES-Justr received
from fresh Importation large lo of Ladie5 and
Gents fine Paris made Wh KID Gloves all sizes, only So
Sd pair, at BuRDETPS Cheap Dry Goods Store, l56
Walker-st, dlS Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

FgNO BE LET.-A two, story attic and
Z basement House. wei situated in Willamsburgh. with
OF whou, the furniture in it, inqarc OF 29 South
Second 81. dl8 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
SHEPHERDS MAUD-Or GENTLE

0 CASES ADAMS MS. Blue IT, a. a AMP ND
"A '' - s. Pine-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

a DOCTORS CARRIAGE, HORSE
AAND EARNESS-The Carriage Ia new and was
built of The very materials to order by Oliver OF this
City The Horse is seven years old PAGES ana can go
They viii be sold for nearly half their original cost
Inquire corner of Thirty fourihs aud SevensY dig St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

000 CASES BLEACHED SHIRT
S9BUlNGs. 81 n 20 s. aud Sc inch, sutsbe for
manufacturers OF Bags and the general trade For sale by
d. C. B. LIZ BARON, 81 Pine-sI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

TENO LET-In Grace Church, body pew;
4 viii seat three persons. INQUIRE at 50 Pine-sl d7 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

EVOR SALE-Foul splendid LOTS on
"a the north side OF Thi7eth-s 100 feet east of Ninth
avenue 9ex99 feet inches They stand high dry ground
with rocky substratm and hnye unexcecd southern
aspect. For particulars inquire Of AARON HARDMAN,
House Agent. IA Grand-s doors east OF BdWay dl9 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

DlANO-FORTES FOR SALE.-Per-
.ous abou purchasing fianoa vii dno !. to their adVan,
tspp 10 cell at BtNNET COMP ANY'S Manufacteryi 100
gnanst east side OF Broad~ayl They have lerge es
Iorrpen Of Rosewood Pianos constantly on hand Every in'
stri,Ieu earranttd years Co have the names
fnors ub Osl persons they viii refer who have eur.
chased pianos hem all which have given universal sai
sfpcoa when any donbts expressed az to ther quar-
y the osvnent nav he withheld until such doubs are re-
Moved Old Pisnog exchanged Hew and secondhand
osnos 10 let h%'
RDTANO- FORTES.-Persons about pur-
chasing Pianos will ind 1t to their advantage 10 ca az X
ny general assortment of mahogany and rosewood
pianos on hand which viii be sold low for cash or
approved paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms
Sp % n & GLENN co. 1874 FHiton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

5ON GASES BLUE and WHITE and
4 SFOTWo BLUE PRINTS. Ser esleby
"a C. u. LIZ BARON, IS Pine 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

CAST L-Manufactured by the
OADIRONDAC STEEL COMPANY, entirely from
American ores and warranted equal any CAST STEEL
In MAJ ket. For sale Ct the COMPANY warehouse by
QUINCY Il DELAPIERRE, 81 J0hn-s
Sizes TO inches square and to u inches wide, made
to order. dill lmT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

NOLORED CAMBRICS.-l00 cases
"A G. B. LIZ BARON 81 Pnesi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
INSTRUCTION.
mo SCHOOLS, CHURCHES AND

a FAhIILIES.-A gentleman ofeXpereuce and success
in teaching Vocal Music offers his services Schools aad
%'uies pupils al HE residence. Refers his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

ATPRIVATE SALE.-The Four Story
IA House and Lot OF Ground known as No. a Walker
81 south side and Broad way and Church'st the
SAID lot beng sze p feet front and rear by io5 tee 10
depth. -.
as 1870 Springs ouh SIDE between Thorn psOn and Sul
van sis said Lot being in size G feet front and rear by -
feet in depth.
For ter1ns price ana further particulars Of The above
properly apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auc-
iioueer MOI Broadsl dig lwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
TVOYTHS COLUMBIA LINIMENT is,

Sold IN New. York by E. NJ Guion 1877 Bowery; H. C.
Sanders 1926 Bowery; John B. Dodd. I'll Broadway and
Cndington sos Hudson.st n30 lmSTu&Thr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-04

ences has transpred-Austria and the Diet have
t1umPlrI. Prussia, once more crest IA len, has
gwen in on every qusslIUn Count Brand-nburg
the Prnssian MN <t-r. much affected by
what occurred, and 1T tie dcgradaIon of Prussia to
which he cnutrbueI q Ilr representative, that he
was selz Il with brlIn rvrr, and Il Iregraptic dir-
patch from Berlin announces his d~arh. Nrur read
ers will b. lorcrbly reminded Of ,ha death Of C,uui
BressUn, the AmDa- ~adurat Madrid, under crrum-
stances almost similar, at the time Of lh- Spanish
marriages. Count Brrseun cut hrs throat cunt
R-and .nhrIg hts did r4NiI . rnad.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-04
Adventure with n Pirate.

--"~ s---------
Adventure with n Pirate
There lived, not many years ago, on the Eastern
shore OF the Nj. Desert, large island off the coast
OF Maine, an old fisherman, by the name of Jede-
d ah Sprnnet, who owned schooner Of some
hundred tons burden, in which he together with
four stout sons, was wont to 90, about once year
to the Grand Banks, for the purpose of catching
goldfish. The old man had five things, upon the.
peculiar merits Of which he loved to boa,t-his
schooner, Betsy Jenkins and his rorr sons
The four all that their father represented
them to be- and no one ever doubted his word ,yh
be SAID that their like was not ia he fouod far fh,
miles round The Oldest was tbirtv.t,yo. vyh. la
the Youngest had lust COMPLETED his t,,antvs-y,b
year and they answered to the names Of Sch A..
drew, John, and Samuel.
One morning. 4 stranger called uDo, TaJeJ.b -
engage him to take to Havana. some iron To,ol;
op@, IaIo,,ri,, r., s,,s, ,,iy f 'oI n'''h'-
Tons Tne ,e1,ns ,vers soon a,,reeJ 1r, pi"Ia' ia
old man and his sons irpmedia,rv SET .L, .,t
the machinery on board. that Ia
set s,iI for ii ,,a,,a ,,,I fir NH lI "'y
raj Ia,,s r,r,ca.Ll ~, ii .i, ,, -''1 ',' sew
vant-ya of .,v tirJ One ,n,; ~ l'' ''-
,,ess.I va. J-aI n H. a; l5 :, Io"''ei' T."
alto, soe Ie.',,,i,n ,b. or , .'i 'e' oh'
I , sTt ,t'l1.'' s.' ''' man pronounced to
han j,l,i,, t ,l .,. ''''" ""te allowed
,,stb ~ go, ,,,., .' @ ,"O' a'u'ed Iheih
I i, ;y ~ - - ''NN''s Vi an eIghte"H
f'.''U ..'T, a'o. I,' "-'uVl 'n7'I H'eIn,
nd mar, '' '' ~ ''0''' ~ Ie'n"fAPu Inc
q ~, ~ 81
;, ~" -"7sS "- " "S''e! 20 II, hdanl we %
% %. g,
;,t1 ,,,7 'pSy '.l9I1s was nr9ught up
i, II '"'' anu ''9i mann o'oih IduIeu over 10
"II'G Il. ~ W ,,,"i >, .iI
! 'o,,' Wy "a" '''T U." @ man. aS soon as the
M I -. % -'' ~ a r."I'.'' d" W. can 90 Is /" D5
s % o'n a. N,.''7I ',I lI"'' 10 iori"He' There Is
Is @ w. ;j I ,'i' IaI' s-s no" hI, perhaps
, ',H i"9' "'' '",T su'h SUN as they
'''' '''N 'H'l 'E 's ~ ~ any rhe There j. no
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-04

TD THE THArALL>G pyBLIC.
1,-, r,,, -
~ LhLAS ~ SO''S SasSaSe ana For
~ NJ a No. NV even. w. -, and / lax
'sslzzis11an Common .reen Orcaa,. zszazsSzss
1ys nE CaE'rs rn5in' stn F'anca-u and - u the routes
N. D. rass""g'L orwor,gl all ports The Mlssrr Ono
,,, r.. ,"' OuI"' kl'ef'' TO hohf Montgomery and all
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JUlN MGS4RTf, PLSaFa PPlHS' AiNAn Na al + sIASIf
al STREET, New Orleans has inst received anew i
and large assortment of Brass Cocks various sizes a.
Force and Lift Pumps Beer Pumps etc, etc; 'L5fA
Also ans and repairng Lead t' Ppes sSeet LEAD 11rk
OF every descrptor Sup ana Steamboat work promptly
c1- CharCeR moderate.
STIJV& OT;lE, I,iII - "A {, I,f, ,I7-1-
y NSs Iisti and i26 risr ssM' f'' s5let " NS"ns's
dTfia !" ys W. S"" IN Ian FL ~ o, eyo[y @
9r cash or annp8vp3 psIer a''sr' I%",' TyE
ss5' AAeS' iijI RRI S''o''' br'IT, LaIF amt
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ia ARE ANO IRON STORES,
.,ss... N1> 80 npd % C-.VP STREET, l..
EssTssss..EgH--- PRlESTIEN \ BEIN IMPnpT. 50
j tHs AMP DEALERS ~ FoaEIGH IA
rE7 po~ T& PATs ce etc. ADm Bnnh HTF her r or
and their promi attention to ali orders rre,pI w Ihrv
hone them continuance Of their i,vors By urri
receiving fresh supplies carefully srcce ed OF every ihn" IN
e 10 their es and We'll assorted ste s5ocE ' OF Which S the the
following $ part:
English Bar r0u, round square aud Iat-7O tons;
Best able Iron. round square and fut-lUl tons:
Re. penn,y van Iron, round, .narc aud dalOo ous;
He, Tenncs,rc On, ronni SQUARE ave, iar-iOO tons;
Bet d. boiler boiler pa,e-30 p'.e-l., ,,ons,
ESl sycaIas Iror@.o 10 toms! plough mo"a'-O tons;
B,nc Bra. %s Ko doP 5I5 and 2" "ci roundgoo bnnde.
Sheg Iron, Ensl'H, American and Ienle see from 10
uco% ION ' from n r. ,'5 f9 a., trcbe~-s,o bundles.
+, Round rog, from 70 % ne!es-2qo bunlles;
aG 5Sg "s'''o"' anu o''e' goo" O'aoo'