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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05

TIE fakr Of Siua.-Las night Annoy Hall was visited
~ gocdy portion Of citizens to witness the performan
ces OF this most finished Those who have moi
st seen him will bear in mind that his close tonight
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Nep Steamship for The Gulf-The steamship
Mexico q 1900 tons, was launched in NewYorl
on The 23d nit She is to be employed in the Gil
Of Mexico. Her consort, the Louisiana y
launched few daYs previously. L.
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September y, 1880.
L4eSSrS' Eait0rs-We reached here the 9TH,
in twenty-nine days from NewYork. The John
Adams was at anchor here on our arrival, and will
continue here about ten days longer when she will
sail for the Southern coast of Africa We leave
on the 10th for Port Praya with the expectation of
meeting the flag ship Portsmouth there, and recev-
ing further orders from the Commodore The
Yorktown is now cruising on the Northern coast.
and it is thought probable that the Perry has been
sent 70 the coast Of Brazil BY the Commodore.
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Excitement at Detroit. - The citizens of De-
troit were greatly excited, by the latest accounts,
by an attempt to carry away fugitive slave. The
military were called out to quell the disturbance
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See frst and fourth pages for vartety Of IN
zeyesssssg usatter.
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Sailing Naeh--The between the yachts Undipe and
suneiee comes off to-day, for $780, They are to sail tri
singular Of fifteen miles, starting from, the mouth of the
sew Canal; both boats of equal measurement and al
ahcugh ~ the same fleet during several regatta their relative
menus n point Of speed have never before been fairly tested
captain Dan Hickok presents to the winning boat peni
silver goblet q very fine finish aud Workmanship The yachts
cast on their fass at Twelve AM, and will probably come il
~ I'VE ~ IN the interim, mine host Dan will be prepared
q furnish any Of the good things in bis line.
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- lAi.'Nr N. D.
,, L. 4. BRiGGs, NJ n
{ H'DH'l Az !, leS1. 7. u. ELMENpUUFF, M
STORAGE,


S,TORAGE FOR III RNITI WIg--I..5 ,,nd.-.,.nsaa
large four story brick building No llI '''A nc s"Neu'
ans BIN - ;,rn, a,T - ~ - -, IN
FBROJAISN "a pinE them aud white preventing
Byogkn (VrI, not only canses and beauties the Teeth
gra nav, in ra,egs ~ scnrvy will dcsayad
r n If decay has need, arrest
Shipment Having 1871 IKE bss n,rif wv ;b R
in front Of the WuTehceiv VagstSIe wv 0' '''' us0o'
conveyed without drlrf GIIBERT a. SONS Ios p,,r, .ro,
will be tOuud anon the citizens for t, few dsys
loading of ships. W. EATON EVANS s. CO.
Charges are liked PIoprietoTs for the United States,
ton offered
the upper count 81 II Il NT,tos.;o 60.
- -
' $:;::. s :$:::5;. ! s
leitus IazGA---sGSa-sG@-@-zzzzSSss
% = lay, November 6 ls5o-sweepsakg Race-s25 90
~, MON y eS25 o. added by the pTopreOTAile heats, three
which the following entries have been named
4 .bftiace cllsed
d W. N. Rogers cutters eh, TEIFLE
Oh I'm W. Peabody unte 7 &, SKY ROCKET.
8. RNt Rutcra blk H., BILLY.
SNNLtH q, n Els sntsgs biz h. gQBG6G
- tl pss!ps ~ Bs.sayRss 81 hstpENe assss ags!a
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NNeSItiOMMNEe 6TEnfL.iMe


t' SUBSCRIBERS have received ships William
brande Nath Thompson, Memphis, Clara Wheeler bark
s ihtJ and steamship Ohoa
raL and WRITER CLOTHING, consisting following
Black Cloth FRoCK COATS;
Brown, Green, Blue Olive do:
Black Cloth DRESS COATS:
Brown, olive and Green PARIS PALETOTs;
BACK DOeskh Sacs and PQetos.
Black and Cooed Doetkm Sac OVERCOATS:
Blue and prab Beaver Cloth do. do.
Blue and Dta6 Castor Beaver Sac do.
KKanoy "lutu Gloh do. do.
Canada Gray Paletots;
Blue Blanket Goats;
Fancy COlored Tweed Sacs;
fancy CASHMERE BrunRgen Sac Frooks
PbhnGy Cashmere PANTS -'' 'i u INV 'O'Oi
BBack do. toi
Black Doeskin do;
Fancy Silk and Satin VESTS;
Black do. do TO-:
Black Cashmere do,
Black Silk Duck jo!
Black and Fancy Grenadins Vests
Fancy Cashmere Vests
White Marsei les do;
lusiln SHIRTS, ofevery style;
Linen ga Do dc. do;
Dom 1a ia dnl und'rIhrtS and Drawers
Knit Msrno Cashmere, Cotton, and Shaker Angelo Shirts
Linen Shirt
IAN and Fwiled Cotton Drawers:
eIIloVesi alcJ and Black Silk Crnv1 nd SrnrIH
ION msrino and Fancy Silk 80
3 n s pug GIngham Umbrellas;
Robes de ChambFe;
Irnnkt Gnrpet-bags Vnlsen,
WNFa
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i1obilo Race Coasrss - The following entries
haye been made for the Troting sweepstake
shFee-niie heats, to come off on the 18th December
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SYKES HYDE Co. will sell, at haIEDast 10 O'Clock at 81
Magazine street-Wnes and LiquoIs " -
r. Is IArLoR will sell, at 10 O'clock 70 Royal street
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Auction Sales = This Day

MAGNOLIA UNION No 2, Daughters of Temperance me,
at hali.paT clock, at Pelican Hall
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Ans New England Society Of Louisiana will hold
meeting at the office of the Crescent Insursace COMPANY
nls afternoons at o'clock See the notice of the Score
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~ Society of Inquiry on Missions, The ad
J'urhed Annual Meeting IN be held Second Presyrp
church tey' Mr. sauonsJ THIS EVENING the 5h inst a,
o'clock The election Of officers for ensuing year will take
place, and other basineas be attended to-
no Z. G. LATTlNG. Rec. Secretarv
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g a.lss,ll.ssIs,ts q Aaelio,I sale. .. Irstpage
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Francis .F0bre y.

No. % Magazine street, l1z
H"shi"n"ble Clothing Estal aIr
nave Tue pleasure of Informing their friends thILl
'goe'ptoi choice selection of FALL and WIN
u u'a De'' materials manufactured in the latest
''SI,ta'e prices. The stock comprises IN part , g.. l.,
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To New England Society of Iouisiana - 4
Special Meeting OF this Society held at the office Of Ce
Insurance Company, THIs EVENING Tuesday at O'Clock
no D. CHASE Secretary
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20 NORRIS & WAY. 22 GIMP STREET.
% uSIp Corner oil Common, under HEWLETT Exchange


20 nNohhls Il WAY, ~ GIMP STREET.
% uSuP Corner Of Common, under HEWLETT EIc6anpe
Et'OH RENT, and FURNITURE FOR sAIE-A
y - most desirable two story BRICK DWELLING -
1UsE ne Anngnciail9n, between Basin and Robin 1
stfess CONTAINING Nine Rooms in the main buildng AX
with ample room tor Servants Kitchen, Wash.room Bath.
room ana Stabes-sut1cient all accommodate syoa
family The Furniture, Beds, BEDDING Kitchen nTsnsiis
etc etc., all offered for sale upon liberal TENS
" tne tenant Vi ene mouse or me public OBJ 6t2dp+
WINDOW GLAss-2O.O Boxes Window GIas. ossor,ed i,
w and qualities offered for prices lower fba b
sold in New Orleans Builders GLACIERS Dealers are v 90
examine, and inquire price before purchasing " u 10
o29 Corner Of Msga5i 5N - ~ 5S We q Co.
TO SUGAR PLANTERS-Tes between Mr.
4 KendaPs Biloxi Fire Brick cost a. and he So
Fire Brick cost 49, branded Garnkrk. ~ ''"
...L.r,. l.eeds's Foundry, August 3, 1850
AT the REQ pest oil MIR. Kendall put into OnT furnace in
which we met IRON, one Of Mr. Kendas brick with one Of
TIE very pest Scotch Fire Brick. The Scotch Brick melted
slightly; Mr. kendasn at all, neither broken or cracked
We are filing Planters orders and vyarranting onf brick IN
stand fire, at s. and the carage VIM ii FAC!EP 'N ~
sub 2iptf Agent Tlil,.i s3,rs ~ MN ~
X IIhiIsaSo, tegsss new crop fer sale by
- SC 4 w AaEAt3 Gi3, " sa5 u FSH isgss
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d. of tn Meeting This afternoon.
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SADDLES, BRIDES, bits, ST
- every description, INDIA Py on the CorpoiI -
GL0THlSG Of al AR y phs the lands bse he
india Rubber Tent Cloths OF all ahutes OF this country yet
fl0 SMITH & BRiddle Fork: it has opIv Gonna
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~'''4' ,''ANNegI iUg uttlG
Brown Olive Green, French C.5,Ii IN ne same
11Iu"n' Oly5, Green, French Clul ever, aT-Fs OuL
3f6wu, Owe, French Ciol BusiteHa aud elects
Black, Blue and Olive FrnnA
Drah French Cs ssimerr Sac c "A Jack son gtrelt.
Back, Brown and Dthil CDu in the cities nj NaS
Back, Brown and Dphlia Cl5t51ns, fistrs-.iy'. -
Black Cloth CLOAkS.
Emuro lercd Black and Fancy Cashmt9S ~ W "
Embroidered Black and Fancy SIX Vests We
Embroidered Valencia Vests ~
Embroidered Mtrsetes Vests De
Black Silk and So IN Vests. my
Rich Black and cU5red Figured Silk Vests. 81
Rich cooTed Cashmere Vests. ypter
White and Buff MarseleI Vests.
BUT Valencia Vests. ed re
Black and Blue D1eskin Cashmere PANTS,
Coored and Fancy Cashmere Pants.
English mud Oxford Mixed Cagsingre P1Uts, >
Nov Spun Silk UNDERSTANDS and DP aie sores,
Whue Cashmere and Merno lu1ershrts u begged
Ribbed Lambs Wool UnlerEhirts and Dri E1pa, and
Linen sud Cotton SHIRTS. = hIg' and
SIR, Metno and Cotton HALF HOSE. n, n...r
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE. 1 NE. /
BiuGk and coored Silk and Satin GRAY No. d,
Rich Figured SILK and Satin Crayus. CHS az
Rich White Figured Silk and Satin c. ''.''S'
Rich coorel Figured Silk aud Satin {
Rich cn0Tei SILK and Satin S.aris. 2.
White and Colured Linen CumllrIc H.. tR-t l. TOR
White and Coiorel Silk Hdkis. hl.tlyu yg5u,
White and colufed English Six suspr have been a.
Mhe ard co!ored Wellington SuspetOyet, Thee
Black, col0red and White H0sku Glolrl gsg tbnt rbs
H. III ie i III ~ 9l.s Hl9F.s' uuer my ubssr
-: Black and colorai Scotch GugGlm r,.,iia.,- - w
tS Aargr assortment OF TRAVELLING PFue';;'hte s,s.5
perlOf manufacture. og1Iy IN OF Lie dlI-iLtt-
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LW R1G!iT..SeCO. h,


ieGSS..A sTI
Sias!iss Z ID EPI
!. NoocmJer Steamer, Ca,
tuesd, 5, OREGON. tiier,
". " " PRINCESS Nh
held " " PATRICK HEN
" BosToNA, Pric,
Y. " OsCEOLA, Swift
" " ST. JAMES, Pow
~, " d. b. MOsBY. K
air. " COLUMBUS, Pc
and " " ALAMO, Reed, S
+" " ATLANTIC. Os
. DOVE, Smith, 6 1
Wed, 6, JAMES l.. DAY
" W. A. VIOLET,
" W00DSMAN, p
R. c. OGLEsBl
" TEXAS, Clan
" GEN. WORT
y " FASHION, M
" CORA NO. 1
" 4" NANloPE,
. =" GEN. TAYI@
=" " Z. P. meme a
" " MOHAWK,
" " FANNY sMl~
Thurs, 7, MARY Foc PuF-
" " SARA tgalve,
r.,, NOM MOI FgeiabIe,
r'''AH D hELLflversaI,
sNtuG 0, HECLt
" MOHlC
" MATCH
" g. D. Yative,
" E. NJ. ious Fam.
Y. " DOs'c
n " EGUUatgd,
"a - . L ever y az le1
"6vG t -t.eumuug,
Guetlsnbers,
|genuer's Vegetable.
J ner's ChamUmlIe,
p,rsian,
AIIebasis' lleanh,
AIlebasis' Ague,
Evans ChamDmile,
FndtE's Ambitious,
.H-O.dby's Pile,
iayUg's Ague,
iiH'sey Gold.
Cough Remedies,
NHgrunn's Balsam,
hu-han's Hungarian,
D. Davis Wild Cherry and
Tar,
Miners EIecampane,
Nts,ar's BnIsam,
Thompson ? Tar and Naithe.
:, ~u'= LNpcuiUfut.
DuUla1'5 EXpeClUlut,
Bartholomew 3 dOD
. A.gy $ syrup Hri Cherry,
SNayue's do. do.
+amcck's PUlmonIy Syrup,
NV Eng Gland do. do.
IaY.pr'7 Busum LIyeUvuu.
BittcFs.
IDHat's lUuniN,
0i.yDrd S Wild Cherry,
"A auI's do. dc.
.Iakc's Aromatic.
.l.r7Iok's
pHuRCeEs.
Iw ans,
Naggk's,
Cullen Indian Vegetable.
Ointment and SBlVea. .
Days Magical Pam EN.
tractor,
'llwley's Vegetable,
D..DOl Rose LIU,
AIeNlsIs's Black, /
lupsey's MGsterot Pam. /
tuak,ln,
iUucr's letter,
NnA.ilsteT g Vegetable,
DaElOriH's Vegetable,
.IITrlsCn'7 Specific.
TOuiCa.
K wand Improved Nj furs, .
|uarhrrn Mixture,
Nu.r- Mature,
ia}Ue's llair,
...# u i'..rrH- Hair
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bVtS9'ehOsSe,
eaeGE' zee Mealcsae 81
No. Is 1 Charities st. N
New Orleans.

resolved to stand unrivnIed in
luslngs. have agreed with the
the genuine popular Patent
I'd States, 10 keep them con
nd ample assortment at rites
's. BY this arrangement they
,CtiOn of purchasers the most
be found in this OF any other
experience in the purch asa
they have acquired facilities
partmeut, on the most liberal
supply the trade at prices so
haser cannot fail TO realize II
estment, either at WhOteSdiC
nent may be found n ia !
6 PATENT MEDICINES.
arr OF their assortment, and
Ost cases, at from twenty to
nan manufacturer regu lar
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Passengers By tie Ohio.-The foil
list Of passengers by the steamer Coear
Ass -. W 0lA W 'iie -oth o' ply of the heart
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desiring 10 eot property belonging slcs Nsou'ois'
McOONOuH are .quested make their appl,r
to be left at the office of the Executors at the Eli
CuomhOuse streets the building gccuried * BOARD orb
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TT NOtice.-The undersigned, having take Ai person.
Of the United STEAMSHIP C11y f of JOHN
Pacific sereices established himself in THE city tx writing
Commits on and Forss-dpg aO Of Royal
at No g5 Magazine street nj I'm lanes II o. Union Bank
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SSTOVEs! sTOVES-In store 90 we singular course
- complete Assortment of Cooking, " 70 ueAeNe mat ne
and Bar-f0Om STOVES. Nuct 81 tbe COM
McG@iu's celebrated Alright COOK S1Wa, beng an
aud The Stove" will be found 10 surpass air e az Rich
cards economy, eXoeenCy and simplicity. And lhm ar
business can only be done by selling cheap will sell ahele;
small advance on cost. G. w. w. GOODWIN, nd
~ Wholesale and Retail Tinwue Mandatory,
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REGULAR DRY GOODS TRADE.
DALMER, JOSEPH H., Wholesale Dealer in
L Dry Goods, Sc Graver street. aplG d&W
POOLE, VIM. L., Notary Public p Camp
street toice lately occupied by ] B. Marks) apll ly
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the building up of mnerly OF M GREENWOOD u
the adoption of eHferchant, No % Bank Place, New
q
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contribute 70 t1GEL, JR,, late TALBOT, JONES
session oil lmore,l Grocer and Forwarding Merchant,
social ha 1t, NeWOrleans. OIL ly
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A LGlERS GROCERY AND Ieuy Iof TINS dI'a15e.
~ STURE.-The undersigned is Z cases ana even i-s
heretofore bestowed and 10 meet III have frequently
has enlarged his stock and store an BON their qs stating
70 merit their continuance Ileis Gheg gesses on a
ship, Steamboat and Family u, a ,,,,ir,,- -,
ship Chandlerv line at city prc5 -gt''' ''V 7''e''
lie keeps family on hand az Always IOHoW dbofOUR'
Groceries, Paints and Oil, Pib TbOwss when they
CoaI Tar etc Corlage of ava. 1t perfectly SAFE aa'
OF Hardware, CrOckery and : ,cto, 10 harm
n5 3n* enVsu H.
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B10RsaG011Ic E9aiIrOad

08OSA1sS NNN18W& W8SSbo~ - NV
Summer Arrangement, commenting April ..
r1NHE Cars an has road Iun in connectIo"
i with The New York and New Haven, and
Western Railsaad. s. 4r,&
Morning. Train for PntsAeidleaves Bridge
port ~ 10 ~ a. m nn the arriv Il OF tho Nor.
.Ing Exprras Tram fom New York, III" acc
nd Accommodating Train from New Haven
.nd the Nauyalnck Tsaim fr"m Winsied
Egening 1rHin leaves Bridgeptr, Tor Pitts.
ifld at 81 p m on the arrival nip. m. FL
'ress ,Tsain from New York aid the 80 p IN
rrain from New Ha. en- and the Naugaruck
rIain from Waterbury ene..sf,s. a..
RETURNING, r
First Train leaves PItisfirld at 30 a. N.
and connects at Bridgeport with the Express
!'r"i" Z" New Yak, at / % p. tn. aud The
,l,-ciAl Iran,io New Haven.
Sernmt; Train leaves Piitsfield, at 4 n m .
I'D connect. with the Evening express Tran
Il" New York al S sop m.
An Extra Passenger Train will leave S'a'.
In". nh the anIval IT the Morning T,oim from
'ibany, aud inirrseci thu g 80 Pursfield Tra,
Il Van Deusenvl!ip Returning leaves Va
hI,se. vide M the arrival If the 1O4O "
T.ain fr"m Bsidsep"ri and in,erserts the Vest
IN Train for Albany at Stat" line.
" F.+ighi Trains leave BIidxepor, Al o'clocL
4 m. every incoming. 5. ~. ..t3 r. = 4
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..1.. M d q UAL,
Life Insurance Company

8a. OF hAAI4MohE,
New ENGLAND BRANCH, as Dsans
In Street, Boston. GaoRGE N. CHS LwILl.,
General Agent for New England.
Sab. Agency Of Woodbury., Conn. William
GarwSod II. Atwood. N. D., Exauinine
Shysieian
LEGAL Beard Of zsWaeees for .Nesc Emglamd
N b, apseA.
DANIEL DESHON. PREsIDexT.
c r. Adasns, Col. VIM. Sch0uleF,
Rev'd 3. K. LothroP, C"l. MA. Thompson
E,,hraim Lombard, Thruas Groeln,
John Schouler, William w. Warren.
Funds Sufficient iomees the expected Losses
OF this Branch from its present business. are
now invested in New England uMdra The SUI
pelvision at the L"cal Beard nf Unsteady
whom the securities are tulten. and the same
WILDE asne from month To mensh hereafter.
Per order: GEO. M. CHALWILI.,
i - *&s}3stAas 81 General Agent .
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R0os,afs1 EaasM.

ERsONs enti,led 10 Bounty Land under
/ the act # Congress pas-ed september %.
1850. are hereby noiifed that the suhscr'ber
has received instructions from the Depasls
menl, ot the manner and form III applying f"l
the same, have alao prepared printed
Blanks, and am ready so attend to all who wish
immediately 81 ia
Terms, from 81 10 81 so, aecordins to Ia
nature 81 the application
q f}' q i ,F',- HENRY n. GRAVES.
L,tchfeid. Oct Is. 1859,
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aAN OUNCE OF PREVENTION Is
WORTH A POUND OF GuREn

THE RAiNx SEAs"N has NOW commenced
il and ..essons peramhulating the !. Dig.
gings" mo very likely t0 gei wet feet. iher. by
m. ing erouhlssome colds, which no, umirc
o,,eOtly Keep their owners ha,klnt ali y inter
IN guard NEainss such ealasnitv "a Il, once
to ALVORD q BROTHERS, aud procure
i pair III these tight and fashionable Rphbeys.
which viii enable yon ~ !Faves with perfect
security from wei asa sIe3g ''ss II
Also jasl EenaiFed. large asssrimant Of
- s4 nOaea and Shees. r so
!. Z AEvoRD 4 BR0THrRs.
= WSeNOstsils. Qss2A .,,y v...s 49,. leN
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store!
N A Large and general as
soriment CT Boots s Shoes
, ":;s :sr. g.: S S;S care. The e
.r. ,reiI ana,,ieii t. the present and approach
ing SEASONS. aiming which may be iOUnd ths
Goilswing. sIx-- ~s1@ "A
2al rsirs Ladies' Caters, assorted colcrs,
from 81 IS 10 90 OO. 100 psirs French sHs1a.
meled aud Kid slippeTs, IS ctst0 29i oOo
nai,s cheap slippers, aIts0ris, 20 to 20 cIs.
a. u,iva. chIldfen's shoes. al kinds, 70 70 90
orr. na;rs NOR, u CO and leather busk'ns, from
AZ Ga, 10 / so Leather hoots, Polka h"u's.
rnor,m,co boots &c, IS 100 pairs Gents Caii
Roo,s. from / as taG0 90 81 paiIS Gall ana
,Gs.al IBrogaNs 4. 50 palsS kip AMI Cnwh'a .r
.Br,Rans 100 pairs b".'S cali br"ga"s ~ !" ="
cents 200 Gents Caters IKE. f'ci"f' &
A usual sappy IL Leather. Mrr''c". 1 o.
inss., Bindings. Lasti".' Sn"e 'H.ee. ~
hn. Shas peEsa assorted sizes = 'l'"S''N
p.,,;cul.r at,rplinR will be raid 10 tnatu
n.e,rr,rO rus,o,n work irOu, French Calf skin
90, sEir. conn ,nn Calf and Kip skins. M
snv,hir,e o. The kind wanted. A heaWlt o..
s,sis ~ Rucxskin tot tender feea. bread tEill,
ga, t.T the lame A word abOul BWDts and
kho, .. nat always thu night II Ne one ever did
ar ever can be healtbys sneiable. amiable 9
sstesanle. with theiF feet covered With siCk~
styv. pinchsns. OF slouching boots o. shHes -
srhs season why ie, that the bl00d, passiRg
p. iimt : 4 mlnGite fFOm the heart IhInigh The
i, test bach 10 The heas,s the channels all CEN
,e.ior in the ieea, II ihose feet are not wei
clo,hed. il is sent bark unnatural and distf-
arred. causing sickness 20 the head. faintness
70 m heart. aud unrantrss I" the scul. which
M human being can overcome, M meaicln.
can cure II you doubt h. aching heads and
swinging SOrna can tell the sa"sy AL ~
want Of bee'a or shoea ere invited L.
call and exsmine my as-oSsmrh., ans! II shey
and them 4 little cheaper, and ,alh-
ar hes.ef than can be found elsewhere think
,hey ,siilp urchaae. No chasge Tor showin&.
CslI and see. SAMUEL CLOCK.
LitchGelA West a.. Nav 10 l
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CAPITAL, S2SOWU.

~ cents ~efse tN X
CAPITAL, $3.50 OUU. fa;ae
NHE above c"mpa.y have established
= nH agency ia lh'S s'Ou0y, EIr lhe put.
pose Of lnSnFang lives. aad have sppoinIea
LYMAN w. GILBERT. Ageal. - ls.t
). q BECx~ITH, ~. d., Aiedicai Exam
liner, s.n<r ~ no
4. H. HOELI TER. ESQ.,. Con.ec,icu,
Referee. - ,fY ~ lsl,,
Application fr Insurance may be mad,
to a.S man w. GiIheFI or DR.. Berkwt,h, y.
DIR. Beckwilh'S SIUte. ~ 3 U'clu,.s A. A., q.
l2OcOrk NJ ,.Or u, D U'ciMk p, a, where
Pamphlets may br had exploiting The pl IN.
cIple Vi Lie ASSURANCE, aud showing lRf
ecO'HMny and dUy nf every man. whO mas
not u supera bIndance Of wenlth, t0 Secu,s
TO his fnnlily, " least = fee tlousand dU.
Iats. BY An Insurance on bis Lille. Thi.
C,TInP t.yhaye HcG Dmm0dated their leInIs
VI Payment IN meet the. abiII,y Of the puOr,
the labOrimg man, rs w-il ax the tns.nied
maa.a The Ierrps are Is per renu less than
most Companies, anil payable yearly, halt
yeSrly ~ quarterly. 80 that the iabOrink
m:ln Enay sSve, or lay by, teW dollars eve
~ three mouths TO pay his premium, ard
thus secure 10 his family, a his dea,hs =
cOmpeleRce Of this wUrId'S gO0,is. which he
can heyes eGPecs 10 do ~ ihr lruila IT his
labor. Life Insurance Is coming 70 be- re-
gaTted IS an economic bmsiness sacnsure.
securing 10 ones family. after his death,
that competence and suppog. which be Is
unable 70 lay mp for lhenn while he lives.
Instances are continually occulfing,
showing ,he wisdom III Life Insurance -
The following. clipped from Philadelphia
paper IL such an iRs,aNce-@ gas e+5 stf
ga s. PHllAnELFHIA, Oct 9lh. 1850.
To the Presidcnt and Directors Of The Ma
.i.'nal Safety InsusaNce Company, No.
62 Walnni street.
GENTLEMEN-PerO1iim me To acknow ledge
the receipt vi one thousand dollars. he.ng
the amOln, q policy Of Lite Insura nee, tf-
fected by my late husband. James Kilkpa,>
rick. for my benefit on the 18th July last,
i" y"af company The payment Of small
suim for premium has entitled me 10 the
ahpve amount. hut for which ! should have
been lsft destitute. Thanks tn you tha, q,
my request. and fur my convenience, you
nave pasd the full amount at once, without
the delay customary ia such cases,
Yours SINCERELY. >4'st - 26
PAULINE T.. KIRKPATRICK.
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OR and aEei July Isl. Stages win Tun4fsln
" Lilchfeld 10 Inc Huusat"nic Ra'ttoad, %
;'.luSs, VIZ: stage viii 1eaVe Eitchield ten
New MiliaId on kNlandasS, Wednesdays aud
FRIDAYS, al 7lOscl.ck. A. NJ. aud arrive a.
New Milford IN lImt TO take the. Passenger
TTain Tor New York "r Albany. =, ..i..3.
Leave New MiltHd an TueSdays, Thursdays
and saturdays. ~ 1 U'cldck, p. NJ ."r on the
ArrIS oil 81 the Passenger Train from New York.
An.aheT Stage wall leave West C0rnW f"'
I.itcharld on Monday, Wednesdays and Fri.
laws, u 2 O'clock, P M, pr on the arrival Of
he Passenger Train from New York, and re.
urn Oh Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
eaving LitchieId a = o'clock. A. a., this
0aking . daily liRe from Litch6eld to the
= satopic Railroad. rsxaq a
sac Proprietor Of this line intends putting
IN new Carrisxes. and a. usual good H"rses.
and will en.leavor TO merit liberal share 81
public pairOilaGe.{ aGS3ts4& 8bE
EDWARD HART. Proprietor
West Cornwall. June q, 1919. 8.