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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19
NEW GOOns. ......... NEW GOODS.

Watchss, Chicks, .Jcioetry md Fancy Goods
IL A. TYLER, 80 Camp street is now daily receiving
II. additions his welseectsd stock, consisting of re
Fine Watches Of the best make, ia Sold and Silver A
Gases: Rich Mantel Clocks and Vases Gold Guard, e IN
Fob and Ves Chains Seals Keys and Chain Ora. szsaAA
a Jmpnis, new styles, Gold Pencils and Pens; IhmDes;
- Buckles; New patterns Of Bracelets, Pins Earrings
~ aud Necklaces. beautiful assortment OF Diamond
- \Rings, Pins Earrings and Stnds; Silver and Silver
Plated Ware; Silver Card cases. Snuff Boxes, PapeT
Maehe Fancy Goods Fine Periumery. Together with
great variety of other articles numerous mention
Strangers visiting the city invited to call and examine the
goods.
Gg An goods will be sold the lowest prices they couid
be purchased for at the North. s.2 AmW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19
PAGES ISIPRoVED ,PATENT PORTABLE

sAh MILL, etc., egcs
TIVE undersigned at his Factory IN the city of Baltimore,
lowing and various other Labor Saving Machinery, all Of
his invention and Of which he holds Patents under the
Government OF the United States viz.
Pages Improved Patent Portable saw MIL
Tins Mill which has Tor years enjoyed such dsin-
guised celebrity IN the Middle, Western Southwestern
last few months render it OF the efficient, if
not the effective machine which has been pre-
sened Tor public favor The unsOught certificates, which
he has from OF the first the country place
character for Simplicity, Strength Durability and Potential
Action beyond all cavil and doubt BY arrangement
OF the Saw he has been enabled timber of any Diane
ter rendering the intermediate agency of any other Saw
wholly unnecessary 10 reduce the size Of logs desdeatum
GRIST MILLS
Pages improved Patent Grist Mill which stands unrva
led and has been highly approved by every planter and
farmer ont Of the many hundreds who have had hemin use
FACES newly CONSTRUCTED PATENT WIND
MILL-oF VARIOUS SIZES.
This Mill Is constructed upon entirely novel principles the
wings adjusted TO he selshng and capable of
modating themselves 10 the wind let it blow from what
quarter may These Mills also arranged carry
on their operations night and day with but little attention,
HORSE CAPACITY
Corn ard Cob CrsheTs, TArdShiRg Machines Corn and
Seed PLaRtefS Hay Presses, and various other Labor
Saving implements on Of trstrate utility is testified by
those who have bought and icsied their virtues.
EzY1 Orders addressed TO messfs, STARK, DAY s.
his Agents in New Orleans, will he speedily filed So
also, viii those which may be addressed 10 the undersigned
the inventor and manufacturer
TERMS = Cash. IN Baltimore, Tie shipment of the
Machinery. GEORGE PAGE,
MA 4thd&3mW Baltimore Md.
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Dr. Townsend having tested his Salsapara in cases
of Fits of couIse recommended it, and surprised
receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of WestclIssteT county;
FORDHAM, August 49, IS47
Or. T0Dnsend-Dear Sir: have ittle gir seven years
Of age, VINO has been several years afflicted with Fits we
tried almost everything for her, but without at
although could find Recommendation our circulars
Tor like hers, thought, she in very delicate
health would give her of your Sarsapana and IRE
very glad DID, only restored her strengh. but me
has had return OF the Fits, great pleasure and sur
prise She is fast becoming rugged aud hearty for Sheh
we feel grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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Below is account OF another child saved. DR.. Town.
sends Saapsria has saved the lives oil thousands OF
dren The following two certificates selected from great
number received this week:
NEw YoRK, April /, 1877.
DR. T0pRseRd-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility. 1t dying obtained some of your
excellent medicine, and it cured directly for which assure
you | feel very grateful. Y0uB respectfully,
ELIZABETII FOSyLER. n lJesbrosses stFeat
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Per,nansnt Fand. b Va q Lneerporat!o e2OO.OOO.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
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1t may be confidently stated that there OF PILES
which may NOT be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1t is certain remedy, and the pain and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-19
CREsCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CONIPAN

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
-TRUsrEEs-
Samuel Bell, Thomas 4. Adams Moses Greenwood,
J. a. Barelli, VIM. 7. Converse, Glendy Burke,
David MADDEN, John ID. Ben, i. w, Stanton,
Nathan Jarvis, George Jonas R. Simnls,
E. ]. Walsh, james Kirkham, r, B. Sumner,
&. 4 BnddeeRe LOUIS Td Dc sssuss W. B. McCGehson,
z. A. Bariere Q; L. Dabelsteen, +. PUG PUG,
]. Rt1ard, C. r. Wright, L. V. Carlisle
Mutual insurance
FRg PY RRSE g'q ANS qRSRVREsPR L ~ uR
The Crescent Mutual Insurance Company New
Orleans.
With u subscribed and pledged Capital OF
100000 Dollars,
Is ready to receive applications and make in -
surances, at their Office the northwest eemeT OF
Camp and GFavier street, "a
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS, kgA
at the tariff rates OF premium. &S3
ThisCompany is established uponthe Mu. Esy
tual Principle Of Insurance, and Is emphat 43Es49
icaly Home Institution, It's earnings
| TO be invested and employed here, under ~tsss5sS
| the immediate control OF the Trustees, and
to other cities for investment
Every person nsurng with becomes interested in its sue
eeand the PROFITS, instead OF being divided among few
The Trustees OF the vital necessity of well secured
and pledged FUND, reliable in cases Of loss and ample
der all ordinary calamity, assure the public that they have
"'" TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Subject TO all the contingencies of CAPITAL and liable for
| tine losses of the Company.
The Trustees believe this subscription offers full security
the assured and that this Company unusual
tees for prompt and liberal settlements IN cases Of loss as the
funds of the Institution retained here and is being purely
a Southern and Domestic Institution, its acts not
oed by foreign directors, and it will conform to Southern
habits in its mode OF business.
The portfolio of the Company is all times omen for the
inspection OF parties wishing 70 mqks nipE9neo with +
THOMAS A. ADAMS, Vice President.
CHARLES J. MAFsnNt Secretary. 1al9 i'm
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MEAKNEss AND PAlN IN THE BREAsT.

PHILADELPInA June q, l64GI can highly recommend Dr.
Davss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my knowledge
of its virtues Ny wife had been affected for long with
weakness and pain in the breast; the OF this medicine in
short time entirely relieved her The symptoms would AFTER
time, recur, and all occasions the relief was speedy
in the first place II months since she has hcln
free Of the Affection considerii and recommend it most
valuable medicine It's gheing effect has been very great
in addition believing the breast. SWALLOW, 40 W a
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Stra6e uno Moos pom 0ianbe oes Rai'
nes aeoeeft, Neiter caber asfprenet famsn
nie Der Noropno, fremoldnoilh onSuie
ben. .Sransofen Sranaoleu !" rief 81
4, 10 laut fie fonnte. aber ibre Stmme
perbaute i'm &anonenoonner. Die Neiter
tpuBten. Was.iie pollten, fia mollten Die
Satterie, welbc ibnen ldifig ee,poroen
mar. Gbenfalls Ole sinoe i'm Uu9', lenf
ten ffe. fobaIo fie unter ibr paren, auf Die
Strabe berauf uno ftiir6ten iib auf Die
Eanoniere. Oieie obne nGbere 8eoefun9,
iubten 5lpiiben ibren &anonen lidD 81 per:
tbelol9en, aber Giner nab Dem 2(noern tIel.
Ginen einSisen fab Glfi nod, Der nit iei.
mem fur5en Sdbel ritterlib ffb ipebrte !;
e6 mar ibr Gbriften. ,,Gbriften Gbris
iten mebre oib. id fomme !" fbrie Glii
NIT lauter Stimme. Den S6rei b0rte
Gbriffen, fab feline @lii, ianf aber i'm elei-
6en 2fu9enblif gum Gooe 9etrofen 5wi.
fben cen Ganonen nieoer. Glh ftir3te
NIT oer 8utb elmer e0min auf Die Sran5o=
fen elm, oiele riefen ibr paroon Su, ober
Glf b0rte ni6ts, rannte nit tbrer Sobel
ben Griten pom pferoe, rannte an, mas
opifben ibr uno Gbriifen mar, oertpunoete
gferoe uno Msnfben ; oa fubren 5ifben.
be &lin9en ouf oo6 Mdoben nieoer, ober
e6 rang ft6 our6 uno erit 5pii6en ben
&anonen fiel es 5uiammen. Sor ibr lag
@briiten. 80 @briifen lebit ou no6 2"
rief @tli NIT Dem Gooe ouf Den eippen.
Sbriiten tpcQte ft6 erbeben, ober er Uer:
mobte es nidt, Die bluti9e 6anc ret6te
CT ibr uno 6ano in 6ano 9in9en fie bin.
tiber in oa6 eano, po ni6t6 mebr 5piiben
ben Seelen itebt, Die ft6 bier 9efunoen.
Die Sran5oien faben 9erubrt oieien Goo,
Die miloen 6uiaren paren nibt unem.
pfdn9lib fir Dir &reue oer Giebe. Sic
er5dblten Der 9iebenoen S6idIal, uno 70
oft fte oofelbe erjdblten puroen iie peb:
mdtbi9 uno fa9ten, tpenn fie 9erpubt bit
ten, mas beioe chamber wdren, beoe lebten
nod, ober in piloem @efebt babe man
ni6t 3eit 5u lon9en Sra9en.
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SSbia Stoots' Committee.

Ssi elmer 8srfammlun9 Der @sntrals@ Oillits
tss ssbaltsn Sufcl9e tHsnhdbsr 0abribt, in
Der eon9rssspaas, in Der StD pbilabsIpbia,
wuroen fol9snbe @inIsituu9 unO SsfbLils sins
ffiMmig an9enommsn
Ga burb cine 2lfts Der NGsmblp, paffrt lsit
Der lestsn 8eriammIun9 osfs: @cmmttes, ber
8sneraIsNubitor, @ensralsQanbms0sr unO @es
nerals2tnpaIt bcS GtaateS perOrbnst Iinb bur6
bic 8oIfsffimms srmdblt Su psrbsn, bs Der
jdbrtbsn Wabl i'm Octctsr, baber
SefblOnsn, bae Die @onpsnticn Der wbios
Dslsgaten, bsrufsn fir ben 3nef einsn @anaI
Sommiilioner tu ernsnnsn; am l9tsn ndblten
Suni Su philadelphia, bierburb autcrifrt it,,
bann uno oaislbff aub @anbiboten fit bic
9tsmter bon @eneral.2ubitcr, @snsral,QanSs
meiIsr uno 9sneral.Nnwalt in @rnsnnuna III
brinQen.
Ssiblcifsn, oas Die Ssraus9eber BON gSbas
Ssitun9en burb ben 9taat, abtunasuou ers
fubt finb, Die porbsreebsnosn 8sl6liiIs in ibre
@patsn aufSunebmsn oosr folcbe anosre 9eatbs
ribt Su 9sbsn alS fis fir jmedmdse balten.
Ssfblolfsn, oas bic Bbis aufii6ts.@ ON:
mttss BON philadelphia, esbstsn msrbs, bic no.
tbiesn 8crfsbrun9en su trs6sn fir bic Ssqusm.
libfst Der StaatssSonpenton.
stuf Nntro9 Derta9t.
Morton nIetlIidaef, 0critkm.
Sames 2raquair Ssfr. pro temp.
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2eiben Der NuSpanberer 3eituuoeu
bon ct 9oniS nlcIben. baB bic 3isc bon Gusnon-
oerern bic bon bort ilber aanb mad Californian re-
fen. OieIe S6pieri9teiten fnben unb pieI burd Wan
gel unb Gntbebrun9 Ieben mifen, pobur6 einiae
betpogen ipnrben tpicber um5ufeben Sc fbent bal,
Die Nuspanberer In Der AuSpabl Der SabBeit 3u ib-
rer @eiie einrn 6ebIer mabten, caber batten e nit
Sd)nee nnb &dlte gu fdmpfen; nebifoem feblt Go an
Gutter fur bds @eD unb pel babon lpirb tpobl idm-
merlisb perbnngsrn miien Dies mag Anbsren 3ur
aSdrnuns bisnen, tpeIde fpdttr bic gleift MAIDEN.
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Der Yfu9 unb bic Yrede-gon Der neu-
en- SarriSbur9er UtonatI6rift benz "SmeritaniIfeu
Sauer'" fam man in @abrbeit ia9cn, baB nf in
ibr Der 9flu9 unb bic greie, bic eaubtfiben unle-
reS freien aanbeS, bic Sanb rebcn Darum fOunen
mir uncre 9eicr n6t oft aenus baran erinnern bie-
ieS fir ben aanbmann 70 nibli6c unb pcrtbebafte
Sldtt 9ebOrig gu untcrfdben. Sammclt llnterldrei-
Der unb l6idt ie an unS elm.
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sSbia Gamntt, - erfa,H,ml,,,a.

Dis Bbis6 bon Serfs gountp iinb srfu6t
fib su elmer al9smsinen SauntpsIcrlammluna
sinsuiinssr, ain 55Tss;.!itbsn sSauis poa Gaaisl
SinnsD Bbis.6auptquartier,) in Der Stabt
0saoing, am Samifa9e ben l.. ndblfsn SUM,
nm llbr PabminasSu fir ben 3msf Dele,
satsn su srnenneU um bas @auntp su rspres
fsntrsns in Der Gtaatssg Convention, tnsld)e am
10. SUM in philadelphia aebaltsn wirb, fir
ben 3wsf @anoibatsn fir Canal Commits
Goner, General Quoiter unb Generals
CanomeHer Su srnsnnsn, sur lIntrifiiBuna
tar Die 0SbisS bsi ndbifer OetobsrsQBabl.
Jacob Soffman,
Seinridb 8. Hopp,
Carl Gbriffian,
J. 3auman Sell,
IpiIliam 10. meber,
nlaYbury Sertolst,
@saOin9, WeaI 2l. gtsbsnos @oiilittes.
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Nerbeiratbef.

-bnreb ben ebrw. qBm. pauli, am 7t,n
@'at 5err Siaae Sfsiicb nit aai6 gIilabstb
Sris, bon enmru, -am 9ten, Serr csofsrk
Obmessr, Don pottstaun, nit W1ik gatbnrr;s.
ma Aelsp, son Neaoins, am lien, Tsrr
bon Neaoins. 'O'''
-onreb ben ebrp. .. itlrisb, am so unr
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@3et @gi6eraGe @8eo6ae5ter.
Neabin9, ben 21. Wfai 1850.

CIV. B, PALMER, Esq, is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making Collections for the
LIBRALE BEoBACHTER, at his Offices in Philadel-
phia, New York, Baltimore and Boston
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Gauntb- b-@erfdmmIuna-tlniere arsun-
be iuerben aus Der porbergebenoen an3eiae erieben
bdB bic ittbeube Committee BON gerfs Gauntb eIue
Dbig gauutb- -geriammlung auf ben 8, SUM anbe-
raiImt bat, um 5 Delegaten 5I erHennen bic gerfs
Gauutb IN Der Staats- Contention an 10. Stunt re-
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SSpm Der 6efetsaebmma.

0u8 QBitti9ite bon uniercr BeIeBgebuug 1T. oaf
fe ii6 an LeBten DlttWob, nm 10 llbr 0tittug8
uirtIib Dertagt bat, nafbem fe l32 Sage gcIefeu
Bate Dies pirb cine riafommenc Qad)rbt Iein lin
bic Burger 4enniDIoaRien8. bic ba8 Iau9lpeilgt
3rcben Der @cicB9eber Idn9f Iatt batteu; Giui9e
parcn bcrcitS auf ben Gcbanten geiomnen, bub biz
0eIcbgCber I'M Sinu bdtten ibre Situnq b8 3unl
ndbften Sanuur au83uoebnen, un6 baburf bem gol-
te bic neue 28aDI 5u eripurcu, Ns Elm Wulter bon
bemoiratii6er SparIamFcit.
llntere poitii6en Ge9ner iperbcn Ii3 nun Iebf
9e1eben mliien, baB ibr bemotrdtiI6er 9riumpb BON
leBter S8abI ni6t bic beten SoIgcn bate. Die &C.
fet9ebun9 bat eS fotpobI nit ben Iogendnuttn De-
mctraten, mic nit ben g8big8. bcrbOrbcn; nit ben
Grfteren buburd, baB ffc ilb foOieI nit GrtbeiIun9
uno @rneuerun9 bon Sretbricfen bon 9anfen unb
anbcrn GorpcratIonen beI6dftigte mas befauntIi6
gar n6t in ben &ram Der io9enanuten Demotraten
babt, unb nit ben 2ebtcreu ba6urb, bab le &acs in
ibrcr Wa6t aufbot bur6 cine ungere6te GiHtbeiIun9
beS StudtS bic Q9bigs Tim br 9tet 81 betrigeu, mas
nur bur6 Ginfdreteu bc8 GIoubern6rS bebltet Ipur-
be. gegen oles Griparten Der 0emoirate
sSr tpolIen unIcre QeIer nibt nit 9eri6ten bon
bem 9bun Der @eIcB9ebun9 pdbrenb ben lebten ga.
gen ermlben. ca c6 nibt mebr Sntereifant 1T ne
frhber Die ebte GtntbeiIungS- Sia, neIde borige
RSo6c i'm 9cobabter erI6ieu, 1T am Dicnagc crit im
Sduic paiitrt unc aub gIcb burauf bonn 0oupernOr
unterI1rtcben moroen. Die 8iG bonn Senat, mo-
burt Der GOupcrn6r autOriiirt purbe cine ncue Nn-
Icbe bon S3 900 900, auf 80 Sabr gu contrabiren
unb barauf cine Srt SGn'geiddft gu 9rintfn 9in9
i'm 0aule berIoren
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Der Gbrm Sobn Serr. Shfter uub 9I6ot
oer MISUNDERSTANDING Der fo9enunnten "saeueu
UtennonIten," ttarb am 3. Olai, auf elmer 9elu9S-
@eIle' III eanaoa, an elmer 9ungentrantbcit poran
er uur Gage 9elitten bate Gr mar in 9ancalfcr
Sauntb pobnDaft uno bate bic gtciic mad, CANADA
9emaDt llm cini9e 8rcunbc gu bcIu6cn er mar
etmd 68 Sabr alt
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"aagemeine 3eitun9 fir bic beut.
unbGorfnirtbe" e"-a8lr ba-
ben bic grobe- Summer elmer eurobdild -DeutIden
9eitfdrift erbaIten tueIde gu aelp5ig, in Gadfen,
sebrIdt iprb unb piel g8ienstpertbeS fur beeniaen
@ebifts3ipcise entbdlt, ipofdr e befimmt it, lin
icren 8reunben, ipeIde Sntereife barin Tnben, eat
baS Sait bel uns Sur Gin1bt bereit mo- lle aIeit,-
3eitig bas gsdbere bariiber erfabren fonnen.
8omausIan be-9ie Iebttn Rdbriften bon
europa ipelbe bas Dampflbiff 'Sibernia' um por-
gen Sreita9e bra6tc. babcn tpeni9 SnterelIe 9ei
Der sSabl in garis nurbe euseu Sue, Der IociaIiit-
fbe Ganbbat, nit 5000 Stimmen @lebrbet etipdblt.
Die a6nigin @ietcria, Gn9IanbS bubbolle aanbes-
mutter, bat bre Ieben rntertbanen am l. Wtai tuie-
Der nit enem iungeu 9riusen beibenft @naanb
if Elm 9Iidli6eS aunb bic 9ru3en nb bort 70 bdu.
fig ipie bel uns bic GemteriGaer
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Sob te8 G6t5. SameS 3d. @oiper
Der a6tb Same8 @t 4Oper. friber Canal Commit
iloner, ftdrb am porIeBtcu Sonntag Nbenb in NIeg.
benD Gitp, auf Iener Gidreiie bon 8eitinbicn mad
iener Seimatb. sSr RoWer mar Elm Wanu in ben
beiten Sabrcu, abcr felt stpd enem Sabre trdntlb,
mas bic llrIate ipar baB er bic GnHeGung alS &C.
tanbter na6 @eopel abebnte Gr bate ben Iebten
sSlnter in SaOanab berIebt. I'M feline @eiunbbeit
tpieesr be8ufcOen, aber Der Sob ibereite bn bebor
sr ieine Seimatb fpieber erre6te
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poliIhen 6reunbe. tpenn ile 3eit boau bdben uibt
pcridumeu tperben Der geridmmIlin9 beiSuipobnen
Reabiuaer 8auiuff - Die Burger bon
@eaoina i6nnen nit glebt Gin bauu1igeS @olf6en
aenannt merben srobbem bab 9ele SduIer Icsr
ffeben unb benz guge bdufg bic Worte "To Lett
an ben Sduiern bege9nen. inb bic 8auIufi9eH bod
nibt entmutbi9t unb ipenn baS gnleben nibt trigt,
iperben ipdbrenb bem 9e9enpdrtissn SABRE in unis-
rer Staot pielnebr neue Sdufer auftommen als i'm
bcri9en. Set iener Belt no Der Sarif bon 1942 5u
nirfen begann. III @eabing ndbt mebr puS es ipar-
Der llnterncbmungSgeiit unIerer 8Irger purbe burb
bic pobItbdti9en Birfungen iener Wldbe9el gefpedt
uno Seber Der bic Sortfbrtte nufinertiam becbad)-
tete, prb Su9cben. baB &eabin9 Ieitbem I'm ipeni9-
items ein Ortte an GrObe geponnen bat Die Gin
fubrung beS S1rifS bon 1876 bate cine eutgegenge
tcbte Birfun9 unb tpenn bic pduIer il6 NIT ben
Wlen6en entfernten ipirbe 8eabiu9 baburd) bebea-
tenb tlener 9eporbCn ein. g8ir baben 5tuar ipeai9
&ertrdueu duf bic balbige @ieberberellun9 bes Sd-
rife bon l942, aber ein llnternebmcn pefeS neu-
begonnen it, ndmIid) Der 9au elmer @aumnoIIcu-
8abrf mag eini9cn GrfaB fur bic gta6tbeiIe Iiefern,
peIbe cur6 ben Sarif bon 46 entftebeu, uub bieieS
mag ais bic llrIute betru6tet werbcn fpoburb lld)
bic SduIuif bcbt 8atfcnmuder, GdDreiner Wau-
rcr uno 0Ie anber SNnoipsrfcr bic beim SduIerbau
beitdfti9t fnb, perbeu tpdbunO ocm ndbfen GoHs
mer nObl sIrbet genug bdbsn
Der Gbrb Or Saco6 Wtiuer, felt ben
Iebten 90 SGbreu &farcr Der biefgen beuti6-Iutbe-
riIben Stride, itarb am bOri9en 8retage Der Ger
orbcne bate iib tpdbrenO ieiuer Ian9cn 9ienfJcit
bic un9etbeiIte 2icbc ieiner Gtmeinoe crporben uno
genoB bic Gbtun9 dlIer Ierenigen bic nit ibm In
9eribrung tamcn Sein Sob tpirb bon birIcn8reun-
ben betrauert. Die 9ecrb9ung ftiner Qeid)e tpirb
ain 0OuHerftag Morgeu, um 10 llbr. ftattfuben
Su9enoIt 6e5 @enie--Dni iuuge Winrer
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-15

sunday, April H. Rev. JAMES CT MMlsKY, aged 60
yrsrs
H. funeral will take place this day Monday at o'clock
VI from hi late residence. corner Of seventh avenue
and Seveuteenh-st
sunday April u. MARY ELIZABETH. young daugh.
ter OF Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Ann T.ds AZ ed years
and months
The trends Of the family invited attend her funeral
this afternoon al 81 O'Clock. from the residence OF her
On Sunday morning April H. MARY FRANCES wife
Of Aaron w. Sawyer OF Nashua, " II. and ughler Of
Henry T ingalls, of this Guy, aged p wears.
The friends OF the FAM attend her funeral
Tuesday, 10th, al ) z 81 from the residence Of her
father. - East Seyenleenth-st.
On Saturday April 49, RACHEL wife Of Edward John
son, aged o8 years
The fr ends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral, the residence Of her daughter Mrs
Gould Thorp 9j Henry st this day, Al O'Clock P M.
~iIhou! further notice. Her remains will be taken 70
Greenwood.
Tit morning, April g. Mrs CATHERINE WANDER
BlLT. wife of Jeremiah Vanderbilt
On Saturday evening asl. April IS Mrs ANN BOGART
widow OF Rudo plus Bogan aged 80 years.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her funeral
Tuesday, 10Th Al O'Clock from her late residence
83 HarrisOnsi Brooklyn
At Alger Institute, Cornwall. Conn April II. HENRY
CLAY aged years son OF Augustus Beknap this City
On Thursday evening, I'm inst ELIZA R youngest
daughter OF X. R. Donnda n. Bough,on in the sh year
nj
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