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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-26

{ ORN MILLS = Snaubbs superior French
COTTON PRESS SCREWs-Newell's superiosT urned
w. ARTHUR CO., Agents.
ADU DIV If ~ and a New i.evee
lNSEED Oils barrels Northern Linseed
- III, In store and for sale by
NATHAN JARVIS 4 co.
WINS" noynss Masazins and Common ~.
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Tea Warehouse.
NO. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
HH Elargest assortment of GREEN and BLACK

Chs ever OIIereU lOI
salem this city and at lower
prices. These TEAS are 81
the latest importation, and
OF the most choice qualities
grown in Z hins. having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam.
lies they are put up in
small quantities in well se.
cured metall'cpackages, SC
as 70 prese. We their fra.
srance as long rs in the
chests
eF City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotslssup,
oiled with every dnscfi.,.
ton ofTEAs. incbests. hall
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PUPILS.

II AVING resigned the office of Superintendent
Of Public Schools propose taking few pupils along
with me to my residence in Massachusetts,. The number
them in all suitable studies but shan alec strict
TO their and morals and consult their wei ali
things My residence is the Fall River Railroad twelve
hours travel from New York and from Boston, on The
DO ders Of the pleasant age Of Bidgewaer shall leave
this city the Isl of June. Those who wish for
further in formation will find daily 2aa Camp street,
bet and o q clock p M, TprId, 80 \SHAW
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MEDICAL PRAcTIoE.-A suit was tried in the
Supreme Court, yesterday, brought by a physician,
named Alb. Creveng, against Jared l.. Moore, ex.
ecutor to recover for medical services to the late
Mrs Frances Coy, for series of years. The items
Of the bill consisted OF four hundred visits at $5
per visit; two hundred and fifty visits at AZ Der
visit and the balance for attending sundry patients
at the request of the deceased.
A curious fact in medical practice came out
during the trial, namely that it was customary for
doctors to charge rich patients high prices in order
to compensate themselves for services rendered to
patients who could pay nothing The Court, how
ever, did not consider the practice be in accord
ance with fair dealing, although it might certainly
account for items which sometimes appear in sur
geons' bills.
The jury gave a verdict for plaintiff, with $l963.
IN. Y. Evening Mirror
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AUCTION SALES.

Stock Of Marble Yard. Fasniture, Frame
Building, ETC., on Nay sdes. between Clio
and tallope streets.
BY WIN. r. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
MONDAY Nay 49, At hsifps 10 o'cIocsw BE- sold vithoo,
The eae stock comprising good assortment Of Marble Fire
bncs etc 'oee her vh Of Fufnturs twos,oy
buog thirty by fifteen The lot be leased
TAR rent oersise the purchaser
Ief : = Cssh at adjudication. Dy26
Clothing. Palm Leaf Hats
BY j. L. TAYLOR 4 co.
TUESDAY say a. at 10 oeoch-Ni be at their auesior
l. store, 81 Chsrtres ryee-
100 .ots Of CLOTHING; -s
10 cases PALM LEAF HATS;
50 cases UNION HATS.
20 dozen PANAMA HATS. myM
Shirts. Umbr elias. and ...... Dry Goods
BY F. II. PETITPAIN.
TUESDAY May "a, at 10 ociock-Wiii old his auction
room, No 8 Canal street
81 dozen i.iuen Bosom SHIRTS;
sc d zen Fancy Bosom do
~ dozen Fancy Printed do
20 dosep NarinerH Striped Shiris
10 cases Bingham UMBHEiIsAS;
100 ,o,. NJ INV coon.s; -. M H.. e,,.. ,,.
printed huns Lace striped Musins R.reFes Silk Tissues
and eoored Mohsir LAce white Hoe and
nose Linen shsetDk Irish Linens plato figured
olacs Lace ves Linen Drl beached Cottou
tonaies, Stripes etc
Terms literal sale
Catalogues obtained, good. examined early
| the morning of sale n va
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FEMINiNE.-Some ladies' have but one use for
the words of their vocabulary During the absence
of physician of our acquaintance, the other day,
gentleman called to see him, and rang the bell at
the door. The summons was answered bya Dutch
servant girl. of whom he inquired if the doctor W
within.
"No"
Is his lady n!'
eyes"
is she engaged7''
The girl looked at him a moment, while curious
expression settled on her features, as che replied
why, no-she is already married."
The gentleman departed
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THE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
years the well known Hotel at East Pascasoula IL
MISS SO long known and kept by M j. McRue Ii m
WI be opened for the reception of company on the N
ioth June The plac IS famed of the dels
and beautiful on the Cult it open the sea breeze hal
the finest kathne, Fishing onypnience far ali kinds
reGrea ion desirable in summer resort
ne doel undergoing thorough repairs. and will be fin
sheu N complete STYLE The extensive Garden in admira
BILE order.
markets, and the undersigne Har Themselves that hr
ex9erence IN the best Hotels in ST. Charlie
ana me ~ Lous-are az assurance that nothing will be
myl5 B0YD ~ SIMPSON
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MmiGRATIoN-Dur'ng the week ending on Sa.
turday last, the following large Number of emf.
grants arrived at the port Of New Orleans.
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SINGULAR AND SEVERE SENTENCE-A man
named VIM Fulton, who had already undergone
the Rnalties OF his sentence in two cases for Pass
"" counterfeit notes on the bank of Delaware CITY,
has Just been again convicted in New Castle CO..
OF that State, on two more indictments The court
passed sentence upon the prisoner in each case as
follows:
10 pay fine of $500; be placed in the pillory
for the space OF one hour undergo Imprisonment
for the space OF three calendar months and to
a Roman T, OF a scarlet color, six inches long and
two inches broad on the outside Of his between
the shoulders for two years from the date of the
expiration Of his imprisonment, and he was COM
mited to the custody Of the sheriff until these judg
ments were complied with"
1t appears that this is the law of the State of
Delaware, and the court has no discretionary DOW
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BLADON SPRINGS,

inns popular Watering Place will be opened
Tor the reception of visitors The first day of ssa
June: Inc popIetor have added largely to their e.J
improvements during the past winter, and will be i5f
Gufing the season prepared to accOmmod IN -
hve hundred persnns In addition the medicinal and
i've pr peres Of The water in diseases Southern
ema e. nee springs possess many advantages most OF
the watering places in the Sonth West Being situated
bit Tour miles from the Bic bee river in Ch0ctaw county,
Ala IN as healthy region found in the Southern
country are accessible by STEAMBOATS, of the
would De useless 70 attempt full scripon Of the
benefits 70 be derived from the these waters suffice it,
That we iee iny warranted in saying that
pertles In the of diseases of the liver stomach bowels
kdneys and skin ulcers Of long standing. general debility o.
by any waters IN the United States as hundreds testify
who have tried their efficacy.
Many ens have been made and are in progress
Tor the amusement and pleasure OF visitors There will be
Good hacks, with careful drivers will be 10 alten-
dance TO convey and from the river The table
will be CT instantly supplied with the very the country
Affords and the progueors pledge themselves to spare
pere Of the WATER the public referred analysis OF
one OF the PRINCIPAL Springs, by Professor Bumby, OF the
University Of Alabama.
RATES OF BoARD:
I Jay ....*
p s ~ ~
.,kY- Children and servants half price.
hoise per oay
=, per week "
sy Large families subject 10 liberal deduction from tSs
above CONNOR & HENRY, Proprietors
Bladon Springs. Ala, May l. 1851. my7 Am
RITTERS-75 cases Boxer and Hiiyeer Bitters
nys = FORE and '' 81 SAMUEL WOLFF. o, Camp st.
7 EMON SYRUP-2OO boxes, asuperior article
- for sala low, By NATHAN JARVIS co.
mhS8 eosnH Magazine and Common st.
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e-V He will continue to keep his usual sto k of
Choice Teas in Chests and Half Chests.
Those prefenng them in This style, supplied in guam
titles tn
~ The patronage of the lovers Of Coon TIA respect.
fully solicited w. q. RAYMOND.
. Tam
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Family Of slaves.... On accOmmOd atiug terms,
BY Dc b. BLACHE T. CO.
THURSDAY, May % at noon-Wh sold al suction at the
L ". Louis Exchange st Louis street.
FAMILY Or HOUSE SERVANTS, composed of black
woman aeed 4S adapted ali kinds Of
ITO sons VIII lam backh 20 yeara and vmgel Musto boy
Il years--both good Waters and House servans
Said Slaves sold uder fu guarantee fault
Terms tine third cash balance and eight month,
Gre It. for approved paper bearing mortgage.
Acts OF sale be Amede Duca No,ay Public erpens
Of the purchasers m,2s
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Getting mp the Steam, at the Fair.
On Tuesday, in the department of machinery in
motion, after several preliminary trials, the steam
was turned into the building, and the whole of the
engines now in position were put in motion; the
result was extremely satisfactory the more SO as
considerable anxiety has been felt as to the prac-
tlcabilty OF conveying the steam through so great
length OF pipe without destroying its power by
condensation. The entire range of steam pipe, in
GLIDING the qualifications to the various engines is
nearly 5000 feet, which is, probably, a greater
length than has ever yet been successfully applied
The steam is supplied from five boilers, placed in
an isolated building at the end of the Exhibit
ton. These boilers collectively are equal to $50
horse power, and the steam is carried from them
into the building by pipe of nine inches diameter
thickly coated with felt This pipe which may be
compared to the main artery of human body gra-
dually dIminishes in size it extends through the
building, and along its entire range receivers of a
peculiar construction are placed, which arrest the
water produced by condensation and suffer the
pure steam to flow onward. After passing through
the engines the exhausted steam enters another
system OF pipes, by which it is conveyed into a
tunnel outside of the building, and both systems Of
pipes are placed beneath the floor, where they are
entirely out of sight.
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MIGUEL uEHNANDrx

MIdUEL HERNANDEZ, JFs
~ aeandfsts for re-sisct,on CONSTABLE Of the Fifth
Justice Of The Peace Third Municipality Ee,sn On the third Of
November, 1881. aria
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BILOXI HOUSE,

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
L ceptiou of visitors the 18th inst under the IL
management of JOHN w. NIXON. f1;lA
during the spring additions and Improvements l,kR
have been made to insure degree of comfort and
convenience TO the guests of the house.
he sandy beach of Biloxi, heretofore annoying pc.
deans has been planked by order OF the copoaton
now offers promenade unrvaed by any of the
villages.
The Table will always be supplied with the delicacies of
the coast and New Orleans Market
AaaSned g the house will be found Ba.h.housss. Bar
The following Rates OF Board will be charged during the
Children and Servants, half price.
Biloxi. May 10, 1851. myl5 3m
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,

hdsttTh shore Oh NAOOlIe DaYs
THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
l. Place is complete order for visitors. Many "a
important improvements ha We been made during the .
past winter. among which is wharf running Q.RA
the top of the bluff, Of gradual and thereby
avoiding the long flight of formally used This adds
another The pleasant walks about the premises
The number OF has been increased that 800
can be handsomely accommodated the coming
baths supp e from spring yielding least 100 gallons
pure water minute The Bay bathing equal any
the South
The location of this place heing nearly so feet above the
level OF the bay with nothing Obstruc the beexes from
the Gulf; with fine view Of the Bay of Mobile
ern Shore etc nice shady grove. good roads,
stand water consequently renders
Of the santes well heathest places of be
found in the whole country.
Arrangements made for abundant supply Of Fish,
Oysters, Crabs. etc.
The proprietor commenced budding hi, establishment about
the LIST January S with the Of making The most at
uac,ive place in the South The business thus has
ceeded his most sangune expectations. Being the builder
and landlord he knows his
his the best possible manner. which is all he
considers brd the table, bar
BESIDES the great variety OF 8musements, which
tensive at other watering place. the proprietor has
vided for the attendance of superior Band OF Music
This place having been favOre the years.
TOR large number OF the citizens of New Orleans and
lsiana the proprietor hopes by strict attention,
| to receive their patronage.
The fine Helen touches the wharf several times
day
The charges will be moderate Letters papevs directed
to Hollywood, Mobile, will direct and without de
| tention. WILLARD FREEMAN Proprietor.
Hollywood, May 8, 1851. myl9 3m
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Passengers.
Per ship Roger. from Havre-2a6 in steerage.
Per ship Leonidas. from Havre--N4 in steerage.
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EOR~SALE-1n the village of Biloxi, on De-
= !anney street, near Pass Christian Road, ONE -
LOT OF GaOuNDrmeasurins 100 feet front by 80 f:;:M
feet deep, with the improvements Ql0
email huuses. back buildings and WELL suitable for u small
family wishing the on the
borders of the Lake If desred will be sold ia two lots Of
5O feet 'front.' there being house each Terms very mode.
rae. Apply 10 F. EVANS co.
my2D Ie5 70 Camp street
ITO RENT-The large and commodious build
L ing in Csrrolton formerly occuuied by Mrs ~ ar -
rem as Female seminary tOge her with lots ~
rounding It, on which number of fine fig, plum IA
and peach trees. vines full bearing The
building has been lately painted and completely
furnished with capacons cstern, with stables aud all other
outhOnse, and for DUAL of room retire
meut, and free circulation air. presents ATTRACTIONS for
gsntse rcsdencs rarely to be fouu within environs Of
New Orleans To good tenant the whole will be rented
low, Possession given immediately Apply to H. PACKARD
at the Bible Depository, st. Charles and North
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PORTABLE CLOSET

have on hand and for sale, lot OF CLOSETS
of superior model, "a IS each. No family shou Id
be without them. Any who raise a. will
money by purchase, and family, " well to do will
fOrego such convenience
myl6 Il. WOOD PERRY, SO Magazine st,
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MADAME DWELL
DRAWING AND PAINTING.

ROARDING-Bo and Furnished Rooms
~ be oh aimed most reasonable terms, from -
Mrs. hughes, at No. 30 Tchoupiioulas street. ri
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OINNIA
A X E invited to call and see the PORTABLE
"A BEDS AND BEDSTEADS which shut up like ar
Umbrella. They cot only SIS. Come and see them
charge nothing TO show them you.
myl6 n WOOD PERRY ~ Mapsyre az
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-24
HOS miles.
Oh, Shame


The America brings news Of the successfnl
Intervention of the British Minister at Madrid.
IN behalf Of the English subjects who were en-.
gagged in the Lopez expedition, and sent to
Spain for i'nprisonmert. The Minister simply
demanded the release of t.ren'y. three Of the con-
vicson the sole ground that they. were English.
men, and they were Immediately SGT FREQ. And
where, all this time, was President Fillmore :
And why was not his Minister at Madrid, rca-
dy to make similar demand in behalf of our
eountrymen. who are now, probably, immured
in Spanish dungeon? Never. in the history
Of this nation. was our flag and our honor in
in such inbecile hands as present. Wa trust
that Congress will speedily intcrpose in the
matter and direct the government in this in
stance, at least, to spare pains to protect our
citizens, now held in durance in foreign land.
Ii the administration will not act. the people
should do SO promptly, through their rerresss
Free Press.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-24

ciety. He Is native OF rockingham County
New Hampshire. found the reverned gen.
tleman busily engaged ins9astructing dwell
ing house he was not aboS aiding the mechan-
les with his own hands, wing just carted IN
load Of lumber; and whcf last saw him he
was driving nails as bus and and skilfully
as any Of his carpentersl
1t is not strange that thgstate of Iowa should
be the favoritc point towurl which the endless
tide of emigration from Etstto West is now
mainly tending. Nor is i strange that New.
England farmers, especiapy, should prefer its
gentle undulating surface the fiat prairies Of
Illinois. 1t is healthier; waters are more
abundant and swceter; il Mounds more in fine
"miil privileges" and insesery respect il is
more comformable 70 then previous tastes and
feelings. This tide Of en- sssn. which is al
ready 50 deep and ssxnl ssfat ils com
mehcefnent; a cha.Msa p~SsSS.
tract and rapidly being CO ~ !ttcd, which will
soon enable the Travellers liss by railroad and
steamboat from the sliadsws of the White
Mountains in New -HampslHe to the northern
limits Of IowaEay. even I, the very foam of
the Falls of St. Anthony
Nor is the ssissippi Rter the end of this
great chain. rveys are Nv being nude for
railroads from 'Kcokuk, a1he mouth Of the
Des Moines, and from Dav&port, which faces
the Rock River valley in Iijnois, and from the
growing city of Dubuqns All Of these will
take westerly direction. Ind will converge
and meet at some point 2est, and then the
main trunk will proceed 3nware to Council
Bluffs, and thence, at some Future period to the
Pacific. Task your imag nation, then, to con-
ceive the progress and the future prosperity of
this favored region!
left many persons beAnd me who design
to reach this favored landlt the earliest oppor-
tunity. Let me give then 10 few words of ad-
vice: In the first place, frtad, bring no extra
baggage. / can at this uSment buy wearing
apparel, household furnitue, beds and bedding
nearly as cheap in Dubuque as you can buy
them at home. cant tell scAyit is, but know
the fact. In the nert place, start in the Spring.
as early as possible, for the Spring is earlier
than in the same latitude easterly. Thirdly. if
you bring your family, make a bee line to Chi
cago; thence down the Illinois canal and River
to the Mississippi and thence up the Missis-
sipp to your stopping place. And, after wis.,
iting many Of these stopping places" ON the
river, should give the pseterence to DUBUQUE.
for reasons which will ensmerate but not am
plfy. In the first place,a fine road, built by the
United States and called the military Road, .
with excellent bridges (nOiriyial convenience }
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-24
S w A MS HOTEL,
Io,,n Cifu I0UH.

- THE subscriber, owner and proprietor Of
the above house, would inform the pub
tic that he has taken possession OF said estab-
iishment. and is prepared to accommodate the
travelling community, transient or regular
hoarders. and will endeavor to give general sa-
tisfacfion. CHARLES j. SWAN.
TrConnccted with the above establishment
Is large and extensive LIVERY STABLE,
where strangers can at all times be accommoda-
ted with conveyanc to any part OF the country.
Nav 1851,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-24
VOL, l0,---NO. 20.

under il. The wary os,,o how.v.r -
muchupon hi, puord ,obe,.L., hv v.,,~rx;.. .a
shaking the Pawpec off. .s h. woull . ...s.
he caught him by the throat in his IRON cr.,n
and holding him out at arms length droy, ri.
long Spanish blade into the lower mart of ,ha
abdomsn. and ripped him to his chest,
A long wild shout of cxultation. burst farn,
the lips Of our party as they witnessed this
decisive act on the part Of Black Wolf. Who
stood over the dead body Of his fallen foc with
his head proudly erected aud turned towards
the body of the Pawnees, who were silent
spectators Of their defeat. For few sscomda
the Usage maintained this attitude, without.
The pcrceptible motion Of a MUSCLE and then
stoopng. he took the dead chiefs scalp leck
between his fingers, and passing the point nj
his Knife adroit'y round the skull, pluckcd tls
scalp, not and bleed'nk- = 4. and held -
, i'las &c v 'f'u"'rn 'sepve = n..'1
fs4 vs. NA''f'"'paS yr''eSi WIN satN1S
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-24
F.. F.. GAY.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
w in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils,
Paints, Dye Slufs Druggists Glass Ware. Bur.
iington. Iowa. .,-...
Also, dealer in Books and Stationery, Surg-
cal Instruments, Teeth, Gold and Tin Foil Per.
fumery, Window Glass; great variety of fan
cy articles, sporting and fishing tackle.
1 Agent for Dupont's Gunpowder; also, for
Smiths Eachine Cards, a supply Of which will
be kept on hand.
Nav 1851.