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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-19
j. ID. Devin,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OTTUMWA, IOWA

WILL practice in the Cou.ls Of Wappello
and other counties OF the Third judicial Dis
trict, and in the Supreme Court. Prompt
attention given to the collection Of claims in
the river counties, and the sale Of land war
rants. Aug. =, 48.--ly.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-19
THE EMPORIUM OF
e d s M ( @ re I!
James Mcfarland,

"AS received the Fall and Winter
III Fashions for 1880, and is prepared to
do Tailoring on the shortest notice, in the
neatest and most fashionable style, and on
as reasonable terms as any other WORKMAN.
Cutting done in good style, as usual.
MaySth, 1919, ..
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-19

He who swallows up the substance of
The poor, will, in the end, find that il
contains bone which will choke him.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-19

What kind ofglass hurts the eyes the
mosll A glass OF brandy.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-19
A LIST

OF the quantity of Land entered in the
sererm Counties IN the State of fora,
IN the gear lS49. .. .... -.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-19

n Brown muslins, A, 7-8 "a
I Bleached do. for sale by
may 4th. lS49. a. Nudge r co.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-19

Rest satisfied with doing well. and
leave others to talk Of you as they please.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-19

If we would enjoy ourselves we mus.
take the world a. il is.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-19
w. A. Thompson,
Attorney and Counsellor at LnU. and
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
OttumWa, Iowa.

MOULD respectfully inform the cit
w zens of Wapello and the surround
ing counties that he will punctualy attend
to all professional business intrusted to his
tare. Ottumwa, Dec. l4th, lS49.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-19

936 1894 76
20,349 95
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-04-19

nl aE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Ns bt that So > Ira Mp me entire 80 ~ ths
.'rg-}t, Mhe All = OK lSIjjE, 4 RA I.EST sieL.
Hcy Tor u {od 5fii GHRfSitS ESIIDN Utt4I PA is
e HAYg On n r. r. \ iSS, NEBTiT, EPiLIEPPSsttA tbs
aPRg 4HsnfES e tfEIHRT fIHR fF5fEiH3R & &
i z the RE a 81 ATT, Spin AfIpE MI fIiEEE III q
: SeFso;s AMI FIFi, FFF kSIDSEY2 fjP FGi9MPL4fN1
R Esta 71ls3@2; - g5 3 G@noG & ,, AN3 Al
notice in .1Asll o., I-'H. i1"NGyFY o,
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The balance Of Po,oer in urope and A17ertca -
The London fines Of August 2O,h, referring par
ucnlatly to 'he correspondence between Sir Henry
BuiweF and NJ. Clayton in regard 10 The treaty
supposed to have been negotiated by Mr. ChatfieId
tor England, on the one part, and the STATES Of
lucatan and Costa Rica, on the other, The sun
posed purporl of which 10 constitute the for
m-r protector Of the later, says:
" Nj Jsti=rson, the most exclusively American
lnd ambitious Of the several Presidents Of ths
UnUed States, first bruached the doctrine thai The
nltrests Of Am riea Impeled her to declare that
no European State Should hencefqrtb aauiir- add.
uuhal pow-r or territory ln America Esgt md
ur many years aftrr the D. claIaton Of Indepen-
lence by the United States, was possessed If Ter
rlrorles on the North American Continent more
rXtensiVe than those OF any Othsr nain, y hether
European or American. France soon after thag
vent sold her American dominiOns 10 the Uniled
States; spain ltst Ter great province Of Mexico,
'thd tue whole CoHt'nen' was evidently destined
20 ne th- property OF the two seciI0ns Of the An
glp- Saxon Tdce--the one under the flag of England
the Other under that Of The United Sta e. fhe
maxim Of American policy thus first enumerated by
JFilersdn was, IN tact, ted against England
aud We are NOW led 10 inquire why me one s-ctjon
I Englishmen, who CONSTITUTE the Republic Of the
United States, may acquire territory and influence
upon the Continents Of North md Sduih America
while those who stIll remain English, and consti-
.p'e the EtgIish nation, are TO bs excluded from
my participation in thest advantages Within tue
asi halt century the United Saes hss mrs than
qnadruplsd the EXTENT Of rfs terrories-partly by
urchase, party by intrigue, partly by conquest.
the nation which, 10 1888, was confned ois The
north by BiIish America, on the east by the At
auto. On the west BY the Mississippi aud on the
-puth by Florida, mas now extended It's southern
boundary as 10 have reached the Gulf of Mexico,
and 50 sTetched its western limits as 10 have the
Pacific Ocean washing the whole leagth Of lis
"e-iern boundary The people, who, when they
declared themselves Uderentisut did pot exceed
| 309O009 souls now amount 70 ahoSe 25 .0O0.O0O: /:
md This pow erlu people coolly inform tl,rs ia los
OF Europe that its safety is ineampalsble viih any
tcqnisitioH OF territory by any European StaJe on
| the American Continent. Indeed we have strong
| feason to believe Thar the inquiry lately made bv
The i,.hat Of
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THE MooN .Br G. 3. Q.

love to gaze on the Qnesn Of the Night
Is she soars from her couch in magical might.
When he whispers him, the 8 King Of The Day -
' Dladeni-c crow ed i'li take The sway
love 10 admire her sod-cTcled form,
- 'he bows in ths eve, TO light as to morn,
When, decked in her robe OF Bubouuded light,
Dispei ing Ihe darkness that covers the night.
Oh! who does not owe this heavenly iighf2
Who Is justly eutted the q iseu of the Night;
Whose rays are around a.. vbere'er We may 20,
And never more bright in veal than in woe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

At funeral in London, lately, eight brewers
bore the 6ter-the tomb was constructed by Mr.
Graves, while the bell was tolled by Mr., Clapper
This is what poets would term, we suppose,
" observing the unites.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

A Just Sentence -Qunp has been sentenced
the STATE pi-on for five years foc parpetratrng to
following: If you are hostile TO Ih' flm-r v,u
are hostile to your country, and its cornSiack. you
s,shWt!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

F8iS sTa6D l. CO., ii5 Go%asoss ssToYp s4' betSeen Se
n 9ar9paefi n VIZ fpd BPE9qqs Bfg s9 D@sge,g @ IL MAR n
SEAIBS. MONUMENTS, TGAIBS4 TOMB \E1gglzsi
SLABS. GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in cEftAI-sj III
a rs dlfleTsnl varieties; Fhonastou LIME Cal -WslS
9n9d Pl7AsrER Las ER OF PARIS, Roma; am Hy.
dsaulic CEMENT, PSasering II AIR White sand, N.
Gnslsh. Pensacola and Pittabnrg FIRE.BRICK. fnT3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

RecOiIecSE y H.
- E- lRs Only Dspof for The s1ls of DALLEYg O9TSIN
1 Is rd oNL Y GENUiNE MA 5EcAL PAIN EXTRA 0ToR /,
No. ISL CfsrtrsS ssrse5 rSii !
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

j., 5 We know Of aGA e - :. isssss
--9 az N that the U1Lmaa X 40. ~ Tchouptoulas st.,
- lS i,lS RhA "a young mal By the na,.

= - y, TONNES, abolt Twenty one years Of = s.
Ie made, dark eonpleNipn, black hair and very z.c
2; As aee on the right side badly parat led every ibe
zen anghng; hs mouth drawing considerably to the left
~ Ihe SAID Iownes hiss during the last winter been
Is our agent q selling nulaet1Ied Tobacco in and
and s MaoSn. MISE Padds So ssb9 i 97%2 % Co
b, Of niaY1 he 81 .Ile9 81 &o0s
D Nssage on the steamboat Curreo for MobE yrfbi5S
n. St making exchsne es, having first delivered up 10
sas5t sn snd wlih the wagon Mr. Bseyl lis unsettled
VQfysln Montgomery t9r his arr : Since which
.as, l, e n. never @ heard Of him. TE Townes is a
olS hes been lost on some seamboat 7r Otherwise
'Hl5. ~ "a concerning him would be I ankfully re-,
kSs eehe gralealon of bis family sd ourselves
70 4 "a S1ln probably some 1900 o. SI5O0 of our
2Ae = sSzk 70 SHELTON, WALTERS & CO. :.
~ II 20 Eingold, Pitisyivania co.. Va
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E5s Union HATS. 5...p.., Mon lS,iSn Hats. E.l
dSA 100 cases Of Pearl and Dfab ion tlas. These ss
unique and fashionable atf much In demand now, and
will he sold low iol-slle,
jvI3 HIiRBRinGE ~ CO. SEUstnmhause ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17
BIJSINEsS CARDS.

NXTIbLlA0f j. DEWEY. Commission yheretaat
wv Gttd Shippiag Ageat, 6l GrayleI 81. ~ 5t9
Fks}AAcD u. aTARFA, .9oaarH Ipbtis No. IS GfgVier
illet and No. 10 Banks Aocnda Passage. ap5 "
\ sBUIl6AIgY, 4gcut Jc5' -itss NJ P0ullaeV; Office
No. No. 4 4 81. Charles ST.. Hp3 lyS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

l8' " 5.3slhtl Boot and oN0e Dsater,
q. CORNER ..sfsaw CORNER OF
julia and Ir0Rdsltt sts SSsH Cd6o 4 I)aD onfiss sfs
Nhis(A Sand,) 5+iN (NeV dore s
Jt N ID V4sS- SH De. no L "a
Eesp5 co "a g on hand every thug in bis line including a
aud will At the lowest Cash Fica5. a share of public
patronage is respectfully solicited. upf lv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

ions Of dSRsR HERMANN espt.d
be pls 10 have removed their Chares
dry and The 5onttesst Of Benye
~ aIu There their Meetings will be held every
'equei' WI! be ISih hour. !. .Py order.
let a the Institution of HENRY gIdnbS x
a nj li Iantrr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

FOR ru (taotioa We have besn out OF il :
4t we would not order any; bpt Icle Of Wi
y. and AihOught, perhaps. 81 iIe, and use
sakAl, a4p. ,,s-A--- a,.,.ssNeeRJnsed nearly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

<TtNNWAN OR DEAD-A young man by the name
OF r. G. TONNES about twenty one ears Of age.
made, dark compleN,n black hair and v-Ty back
when laughing his mouth dav ing considerably the LETT
s'de.) The said TOwnes hqs during the winter bee
aboq the towns Of Pigkensyle A a. aud Aberdeen, Co
lumbus and Macon Miss When last heard u (Which was
the 18th OF May) he Piukensve in the act -,
akng passage the steamboat CurreO, for fObe for Ihe
uurpuss of making eXchau e, having m delivered Up to
the young with the wagon (Nr. Bray) his uiset d
business agent and nstrnrI him lraye for home bu
wait five days in Montgomery for hi. arrival since which
time have never teard Of HIM. The said Townes Is 4
yOung OF MEANS but of one of first families aud
lear that he has been eambaat otherwise
Any information concerning him would be thankfully, re.
celved both tor the qualification OF his family and ourselves
he had with him nTObahy 5000 " siOO OF uui
money. SHELTON, WALTERS n co
aul5 6wis Ringnd, pittsylvaPia CO. Va
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

delivered 70 the advanced classes by -BACH, BARNy3
winter; and to aid the pup in uaderst6are receiving
icenic subject the school furnished wock OF n ~
apparatu' For further information applA ey2I ca e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

The Kenncky Yeoman thinks that lhe use of the
rg fiddle IN the church is base Uiol alton Of tie
ss%.uay.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

pt Female Diseases, the Galyaulr BSf is Of IN.
Ae. Ii wUaid take many columns, were we to
~ most respectable Ladies' in all parts OF Tie
kness, irreg nlantes, low spirits, pain in the
, chorosIs, rnur atDus, p'OapsHs uteTi or failing
cOstVeuess, UbSjruCied ~ +Iiticult npu5truat0n
atu0n OF the system, aud all affections Of smlm
mm lHJety aud permanently relieved by tins
ehuiu Invention. The enervatlng nature of on
some HNt1rat SigLSHLgHt necessary for the
nj zmaie health, aug q nothing can be 50
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Dooo Do uePPiytu i"5elos@t y ~ snaSsd ~
amend BY substituting person" for citizen" and
due course of the law" for Judgement of his
peers
Mr Chase moved that the rejected amendments
of the House be. then concurred in-ayes 80,
nays TO-
iUss -Messrs Atehison Badger Bell, Berrien, Bright
Crs-, Clay, Dawson. Dek non Dodge 4 Iowa. lougla
u wns, Fech, FUote, Houston, Jonrs XII &. Maugums
Morton, Nlrrs. Pratt, Ru,k Sebastian Shields. smith,
Spruanre ; urgenn. UnHerWO d.
Naps- Messf, BALDWIN, Benton, Chase Davis Of Nass,
Do lge Of Wisconsin, Ewing, Hamlin Seward, Upham,
Winthrop,
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.
Daniel D BaTnanl, ini-ter t. Prussia
John = Gallagher, Third uilnr,
William Irvine, Mashal OF Western District OF Penn-
aylvania
opsHiS Lorenzo Irsper, 10 hayre; z war; + ng X
JRnei Ralpn kVg Bremsp VIM X. Hayes, barhadOes;
john l. Ho ge, MARSHES Benz Il. Moron, Nova scotia
A beit LaFgss, AmslsgL-----------
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

sun en = III L,ad's Brother.-The n Y. Tribune says
Inn Soruy, That Jenny Llnd has no brother con
{p$y the story copied from The Brldgswatrr
-zHs Ad) Times relative to her brother John, Is a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

NJ NETILIlASf j. DEWEY. Commission Aier,e3taat
IA wv Gid ShigpiRg Agent, " GEyei ST. Iy ~ 3n
N fSzJIBO o. 9TNRh, ,Yeiarg P,gbtio. No. 55 Gtgver
,aIaet and No. 10 Banks Accpgle peaage ap5 "
Il ABDhllLEY, agent Ja' .Htss M. Poutlneg; Office
X Al y No. 4 81 Charles sl' Hpa lyi
"a MoLFF, Importer et Wiaa, Btaady, en-, &C.. and
-. Geasrql C1mhqissiJt .l'ercanRt, S5 Grlyor IL u9
NJ G. RANMGND, fcofty Grossr, II Cpmp
a y lHEitBY, ship Broker, rs roydras street,
~. ~ Orleans. iul5 "
gORA W. ANDREWS 5 d co., Celzlisstya iieT.
- chants and Sap 3&ents % Common =, n. .. jao
ss5tti MlLt y 90. GCqaH,tsssoa Iue'ctGats Nc. 80
81 Se.Li- T.. TaAYL4.lls, :, imDor,sr Of Mans gFd
Z - t-spgTS Nos. ana - Royals t. nt4
a. BEARD, .iRctioaeer and 3lpraissr, No 40
- Banss Ar!ade, New Oreen5. ol
5UHS p ognm,ssaa ;HEehant, Eaigrlson
= 0t@ ftei7ttti iGf tItge, go Huk Place, i. o. B-
SAss,Eh y HENDERSON, WaRas@s 0rocers, Ngs
80 ~ aud 81 lifuyier street, New Orleans. nl5 d& W
fflE Eb4Lsil DRY GOODS YtADE-J0SE"u II.
N. s ME-, Rsoisse,s Deasr IN mr. t:7odt, So.
Aaiiss WRIGHT a. sON, Co,toH Fas,ors a.d
49,. Soyg5ssga an4 For~ard'1g hc'eH",o 81 Gryl-t
Il NNYsLLlAT T., HDOi.sf, YOiary Public M ~
Nsy Saap street lol's lately occupied BY j. b. M2'a)
I fF a, WtN'3FIEi.lI, 4aoraev Gt Eq0. Henlenoa,
rHs$9 George wpgfad & Co.. N. Greenwood Z. o.,
I =. ~ q q WINS Ne'H preuhS. ufE
", W3uD 8; 20. ship Chaaders, Grgcers md
- aHl No. Red siofts Third Hanicipaalg. T8
its ilAas 5ASIHa Successor 10 Io,eph r. Beariy
,EJtGry ia6tc 30, > G@v,s 5Jregt, up stars, over
a. Fneet, eonerof Esl5
~ % work guarsntei. q
EoH tGhAaBOhNE, Attorney III Le@, Notary Pu5
Over iauge Bank sa- Bean u Co mhH i'm
III aSS as 5 f5tga5t sAsis = sta GIt esEaios 4 e. S &fss
B,a;AsoAl Aj.g3asss. SIX 5na 0ragpeat! FalgsT,
-e-s, -lll3lpiu lAAlas eIAe square. Iyi8 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

lFPeace Convention have commenced theil
A new3S at Frankfort-on-the-Maire
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OAhUM .OAKUM OAKUM.
AE0OK n CALDWELL, Steam OdsHm yMaRHfdetH
- Cypress Grove Mills OF Callupe and Howard
oTe ss Second MpuePaity, New worlea9s g q 2 are
Ea Ed Malfon y Co.'S, I9 PoydIas street, or at the Mills
vi be punctualy attended to- jy1s ly
MlARBLE.-2O blocks White Italian Marble. direct from
the quaTFss of CaTTara, landing from Italian brig
IRA lcesca, from Genoa, for sale by
BARELLI s. CO. 81 Common st.
ns- Also on hand by arrivals Bardigho and Dove
in blocks slabs and Tiles OF all and dmen.
iSa i alsO four polished Marble Table Tops for sale
DW 20 e,losa eOnsi auunents e21
hsLsE-4OO GAL Sperm Winter beaehed, in store and for
y, HNahY OLA RIRa HiOlIG NNe17s.l not
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

RLUE LICK WATER ICED-RY TUE on As
- Also by the banel. constantly on hand for sale bv
?, LOUIS Massey, iruFgst
eRss COZ. CamD and GRAY es us,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

EStTROM 4 CAGES.
+ ea3 A. i, COCHRAN q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

PhILADELp..lA, June . is can highIy recommend in
b&vs syrup Ci Wild Cherry and Tar, from my kruwIe.-
j. rs virtues Ny wife Hud been affected for long time witt
weakness and IN the breast. the Of ihs medicine In
hon time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would altei
uns rerut, and on ali occasions the relief speedy a.
the r place. II sN nUuths since she has bee
Of the Affection consider and recommend il as mos
auEDe uedne Us sseu gtE=niRy effect has yerr great
IIsGttuu relieving the breast " ApLOyy Tg WatPrst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

US,,l 80, ~ q, = Jja''stl1,l Y e .. e
street the II Of Sep, s;,g- ,esoeip,. b. :"
stock Of DRY GOO s@5ssS' ~ t9tSo11 II
Gottons, English and AilSp;i ~ SO n III
and jCans, white and cole Ssssss -. ~
EwlIed Apron and FnrniTha Cons snsr.l[ ~
Keen Stripes; French, Sc & q. w ANDR fsyv-
Lay Lay ms; Fine Irish l.inerREws having spnrcha I'd
A ISll lanle do and n spll continue the llRY G(
ol4Cotton Meetings., at G August %. is50.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

I, sais, price % cents per botiA LIS iNsT!TyT --Oa,
l cornerFIR GUrSG LAr,L.,
importer o Fine Fancy Afticles,d by Or and EfI'-.
I -. r,,s Is gndeF Lie a@rs1rHl
1 muHrnftoas ~ N.t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Ttesumg
J4nsas1s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

S1utAR REeF rLHs-Assoned, 80 TO "a inches, Ten
- ueee pattern and aarrGAted elual e he hest isn
see; also, CRATE BARS, FURNACE MOUTHSs etc
~ % ''''' '-l' ". B. MoCUTcHoN s. co.
nh6 6mHN w IS tiravias street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

JOIN ARtJsTRQNG. 217 Tehoupitonas street op
~ pohte ST Mays Market Is prepared manufacture
Steam Boilers Of every description cheap prices as they
e9n be dewared here from any par' Of the a3 y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17
FURIOUS DRIVING.

Extract from ordigqres IF he General Coni passed
December 20 1876. II
ART Ia" Any Dray IAN, Carer or other Driver Of
Any C5rt, DTay, Wagon, Tqmbrel, Lumber Cart, Wood
art Brick Cart. other vehicle whatever. Dubc or pr
sale, VINO shall be % OF running his hose, hor es mule
~ uroOgh any OF The streets of three Munich
baT ~ 's eyl or drslng at foster iohen loaded,
i1 & Va, Va anu when pgt 0adsd greater speed than
1ybeibe d e. or turning the corner Of any road,
n Fna - r =. l3, at steT gait than nGtk, shall pay
second % os9n ~ to SO for the 6rst offence and for the
* a9pse Rs aud if such drayman carter or driver be
Ie sns receive ten lases Tor tn first offnee and for
ne second offence hes shall receive 20 Rshes and ali
Ssss OF qser are expressly forbidden 10 drive their ami
Gle, under The above fines and penalries Pnblibsd b
fesoau0 OF Council of Muni paity No Two ~ -
50 lw JOHN "a I,HoJIS \ sac,s,srv
GQlDIhHs' nlsCHAHIIEs WaNTFn- d a
~ ~ fhs he hlghest Price paid for SOLDIERS Dis sA 81
street Tn Stairs ' III
RLuE LICK WATER, ICED-BY THE GLASS,
- Also by the baHel constantly on hand, for sale BY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17


ing OF the Lolisiatd and Napoleon ,ageaus Brdnoh
i{gGd end RodUclgR an The Fare 10 take pkaee on the
4at IT. February, 1850.
a sing uefet any distance to or Om above Louis
"H . s7Hue W 10
" children over and under IL years 10
10 OF from Louisiana Arenue Children half prioe,) 10
oV tickets for above Louisiana Avenue. from Carroll
Pgtekets to or from Louisiana Ayenre ........... 90
PERSONAL monthly tickets, (from first to the last OF
n. each month ony,) any distance .............. 100
me Cars depart from G RGr8nHG street deDOt as foEO5
Horse Car, 5s A. ID. 81 and III P. Nj.
steam atn A. NJ. then every hour until P. NJ, from
the third Monday in February to the second Monday in No
venlber, and at other times until "a p. N,
From CdTrCtLt0R!
Horse Car, A. M; and 10 p. NJ.
steam Tram. 7 A. M, then hour until pm from
The third Monday in February e the second Monday in No
LAFAYETTE LINE:
fare, any distance Children, above, half price 30 10
30 tickets . ,..,...,..,...............,. OO
Personal monthly tickets, (fron the rst to the last Of each
month Ohy,) any distance OO
THR CARS DEPART AS FOLLOWS:
From Lafayette, in summer. 6, and TX A. M
From Canal street, do ............ .61S " and A. NJ
from l1atayette, IN winter ,,.,..,,".6321 and IA
After which the Cars viii leave each end every 6een
pln1es until p N, then at ~ 3, 10 and II P; M, rom
api2i lnHN HAMPSIN Eng'F and SrDarIt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

Two PLAlsIEiiS AND BUli4Bksts.-A. BROWN
White and Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Blaek Walnut, Oak
stand Poplar: Mahogany Newes anu baiuseIS; Lath
s. epJ Ere Brick. : 2O MAGAZINE sTEEr, NEW Oh,
LiszHs. STEAM SAW-MlLIi, RATOHRz, Miss.
~ Orders for all kinds Of Cypress Lumber delivered any
wsss on he Mississippi River below Nache2 at shqr
n01os yd smW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

- Doctors PA1EhHF ana Rush both practisivg rfT
.aa- slcsanS, as sGi Is DrBFgssts.l
-. - ind, June J. la4i--Dr Davis's syrup ui
= ad Tar goes oil like hot cukss. We tnnk Tha,
me- give rs a wholesale agency for that medicine
d almost any amount IL Northern indiarq
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-17

k6s q. TAYLOR u 90. Deaters IN 6i59s. Dun
~ nv Bags. Rice and Weste7T Produce, No. ii Maaa.
Ntle street, New OTieans. fy25
10 Nh. W. @. FiTE is our Guthorized AaRyT to
iSn2act al business OF the House per noaa act passed
tbs day before A. o. Ainswgrh, Notary Public.
A3 GEO. q. TAYLOR g. co.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-07-11
lDaring Highway Robberies and ar.
resi- of the Robbers.

We gather The following particulars from The
Farmer and Journal.-On Mon
day night week The store Of Mr.. Jacob Ber-
ies. in WIlkesbarie, was entered and robbed.
IOn The following night the siore ol Mr. 3 Black
on the Hazeton Turnpike, was entered IN like
manner On Friday afternoon Mr. Marx Strouse
IA merchant of our town, returned home and re-
ported thai he had been stopped few miles
back on The same road, and his money deman-
ded, and his life threatened by TWO men with
loaded pistols. On Saturday night several
trunks were cu from the boot of the mail stage
lin lhe'same neighborhood, and robbed of theiI
|conients
On Sunday last, Mr.. Samuel l.. kellum. a
|ConslabIe from Mauch Chunk, was stopped
upon The HazIeon Turnpike between Drum
and The Spring House tavern, by Two foot pads
who robbed him of fifty dollars. Mr.. keluH
had noticed at the Sprng House, number o
young men with nies practising al mark. he
lhasiened 10 the house, secured their services
Traced the robbers 20 piece Of wood, and there
arrested them.
Alter The arrest lhey were recognized by Mr.
Suouse, as he persons who robbed him ant
lcommiiled on both charges. They Will be 'rlet
al The next term OF Cour! in Wilkesbaue.
They gave their names as Charles DanlaT
and John Thompson, and are doubtless Iron
one of The cities, probably old offenders lof lhet
.age.