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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-04-26
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Women i'm Male Attire,

A lady correspondent of the Lowell Mass. }
Courier, writing form st. Louis says:
On our way here, [ was in company with four
young ladies who were bound to California under
the protection of their father and brother and as
they were all four dressed in mail attire [ have
thought some account of them would be interest
ing to you. They were from Philadephia-are
highly respectable-their father, Mr. Springer,
having been an eminent merchant there but who
met with reverses in business | first met this
family at Louisville on board the steamer on which
L embarked for st. Louis, and continued with them
to this city. They intend going over the plains
from Independence, IN wagons, and will have a
long and tedious journey to perform. They were
IN fine spirits, however, seeming to look upon their
Tourney as pleasant excursion. Their conduct on
the boat was perfectly lady-like; indeed every
one was pleased with them. They have a supply
OF coarse male apparel for the plains but their
suits worn on the boat were fashionable and fine.
black dress coats, black pants, buff vests, and hats
of glossy black
The buttons of their vests were plain fiat sur
faced and very rich Their coat and pants were
all modlsh and fit to nicely. Their hair was cut
short, and their whole appearance was genteel.-
They stated to that they felt perfectIv easv in
their new garments, and preferred them to gowns
asked them whether they proposed travelling on
the plains in their fine cloth suits. They answer
ed IN the negative observing that they had supply
OF rough clothes for the Journey, but while they
were yet IN civilized regions, they intended to
dress like gentlemen
Now can say with perfect truth, that no harm
or Ill nature resulted from the course pursued by
the Miss Sprngers. Every passenger spoke well
OF them, and the lady passengers, with only one
exception, acknowledged that they no longer saw
anything wrong in females dressing in male attire
began to think, therefore, that Miss Weber
may come to our country safely, and not be con
sidered an eccentric. At all events have writ
ten to her to that effect and volunteered to her
cordial reception. But l mnst caution you not tc
keep your eyes intently upon her person, or vol
will be sure to fall in love with her She is the
beau ideal of a handsome gentleman, and | could
never desire to see her in female dress. The
eldest of the Miss Sprngers very intelligent ane
well educated. She says the day will vet come
when all woman will wear male attire. | have
strong notion OF getting handsome suit for nv.
sell to be worn occasionally in selected company
do not fancy black Clothes and therefore mus
adopt Miss Webber's evening suit-bhe dress coat
buff vest and drab pants. 0'''
The Going Snake Temperance Society, Cherokee
Natlon, has for Officers, Hon. Six Killer. Pres;,
dent' Young Squirrel, v President, Sam Grass
hopper, Secretary.
An editor at a dinner table, being asked if he
would take some pudding, replied: "Owine to :
! crowd OF other matter we are unable r. mol
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Ayers Cherry Pector.I-

aosttedutt and caluabe Preparation for the cure Of
Coughs Gods, Consumption, and all diseases ofthe
throat and lungs.
ms Is new compound, in this place, but it is ev-
oentiy one OF the greatest preparations of the age
tor diseases of the ungs-far Superior to Jaynes pre-
paration.
JAS. BLAIR, Sole Agent.
Columbus, Feb. /, 1850
NOD LIVER OILs-(J RusHros & CO. ) for sale by
" Columbus, Feb. s, 1851. J. BLAIR.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-04-26
Notice.

10 all persons interested in the estate of Locau Wood de-
ceased
You are hereby notified that pursuant to an orde,
L OF the Probate Court of Lowndes county, Missis.
spp WILL as guardian of said decedent, at the Apr
Term, 1851, of said court present NV final e..
settlement. ou' ioi
,, JAMES DAVIS,
March 8, 1851. e;st Guardian for LocFy Wood.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-04-26

The GoIng Snake Temperance Society, Cherokee
Nation, has for Officers, Hon. Six Killer Pras;
dent Young Squirrel, V. President, Sam Grass
hopper, Secretary
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co M MI I I E E

NJ NJ. BROOKS, I N,,beo 10
HAMPTON WILLIAMS, J
T. NJ BLACKWELL,
r. c. GREENWOOD,
J. P. MONTGOMERY, | Cb;ol,so,c 10
HENRY MCDOWELL,
]. A. ORR,
q. c. GRASTY,
CHALES GATES,
w. R CUNNINGHAM,
w. A TUCKER,
r. DAVIS,
A. D. POPE, Monroe Co.
5. J. GHOISON,
L. B. MOORE,
JACOB LOUGHRIDGE,
JOHN F. MILLS.
WR CANNON,
JOHN w. RICE, Oktibbehd Co.
CHAS. r. JORDAN.N
A. s HUMPHREYS,
THOS. |. SHARP,
ELI ABBOTT, T,.,yo. 70
w. w. HUMPHREYS '1'"'''' '
BEV. MATTHEW'S,
JAMES WHITFIELD,
1LuMBUs, Miss, Nov. llth, 1880
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A. p. BUTLER,
JACKSON MORTON,
r. TOOMBS,
i THOMPSON

Editors and papers friendly to the enterprise will
please publish this prospectus which will entite them
to an exchange with the newspaper. All who comply
with this request will send copy of the paper con
tanning it to the committee.
Washington, May 25 1850.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06
HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore Of Mobile Lay.

'I'HlS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
4 Place is now IN complete order for visitors. Many "a
important Improvements ha been made during the f
past winter, among which il wharf running e,18
the of the bluff Of gradual easy ascent thereby
asoIlng the long flight Of formally used This adds
an3iher to The manv walks abOu' the pre-
The number OF rooms has been rease 800
sons can be handsome accommodate ed the coming
ne iath'ns arrangements extensive. The shower
Daths are supp led rm yielding Al least 100 aUns
pure water per minute. The Bay bathiag equal any
The location Of this place being nearly 80 feet above the
level o. the bay with nothing Obuct the from
the Gulf: with fine view OF the Bay, w
or stand watr consequently
OF the sanest well heathest places OF resort
found in the whole country.
Arang emenrs made for abundant supply of Fish,
Oysters, Crnbs, etc.
The proprietor need budding th establishment, about
the LIST January. 1913, with the OF making
uaciye place in the South The business has
cee'led his most sangDine expectations Being the builder
owner and landlord he knows interest
his guests IN the best possible which all he
conslrs Necessary to to the tsbl. bar
lie des the great variety 0i which
tens,ve rs al any other watering place. The
vided Tor the attendance OF Band nj Music.
This place having been avorie the years.
Tor large number ct the citizens ~ New orleans and
ls,ana the proprietor hopes by strict non, continue
To reeve their patronage.
day.
The charges will be moderate Letters papes directed
ten!ion. WILLARD FREEM AN, Pronr,etor
HoIly wind NAV 1871 On
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06

THE best and strongest world se
o. Dyspepsia in all its farms such headache,
hahtua acy Of rhe
Piles incpent debility
rver and sgue cold, old
from merieci digestion. dersngrI stomach
1t also excellent remedy spd meileine
Tor temaes suffering
Among The nusrous and highly rssPscsabs essass ~.
to the loslosing:
Professor A. A. HAvss. M o.. State Ansyn,
JAS Z. Dunn Esq, Cny Treasurer, Boston
Hon. MYaen Lawns nCR, Ex Pres. Mas. Ssnstss
Hon L. VI. RsoLD, formerly Governor Of Rhode Island.
now memAer Of louges;
Hon WA W0OpBRIDar. formerly Governor Of Mial1.
gan, now U. 2 Senaror;
, Hot z MassHxAD. formerly Governor Of KsasseAv
Hon ! F, sInxoNs, U. g Senator from RHODE ls'sads
Hon Sst :; parLPs. U = ss.atos from vs:monis
Hon. Sotosos fooTs, member Of Cor r.e. iron VI:
Hon. u y. FOSTER, member OF Consrsss isua Penn's;
t,cn ~ L. MARTIN. Delegate IN Cossrsn boa Wsc0a-
sn Territory -
Cen =, Z. NODGs, memhesin Cor ersss from Iowa:
T. X svOwx tsQ tesk IN the Heuss Of Repssaeaksvs1s
-. IHowsRIoes, Esq, Detrolt. Mich,
Gro w yosxs ESQ, Surveyor Gen I, Dulsquss loWa-s
Many other Individuals Of the highest rsssd
to- who will confirm all that been snii Of vsluahb
me,eee. R. GEO b. CT ZEN Proprietor, wpslor VI.
REED. BATES g. AUS TN Wh,ae-ae DIuggBts. No.
For sale BY J. WRiGHr Il CO., ISL Chsstss, 4:
- Price 81 Per bottle sH bottles TOT o..
~ CAuTIONEach Vi oxyg.nated Bitten
viii have the OUTSIDE wrapper printed Egsh French and
with u Geo Green, Propt ThsUa
s'ss snd aioo finely engraved label the ~
bottle the Reed ia
General Agents. and To whom ali must be add essst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06

Tobacco-Ws noticed sales of Is hhds al 9, and q
frosted at $40 pb.
Sugar and MOasses-The sales Of Sugar we've limited
tn about hhds 545c for good common fully fair
OF Moasses. noticed the following saes Of Cuba all
cayed by auction: IL hhds Al HeFces and % bbh at Ia
and bbs at 1896 gaonall credit Of ninety days
with Interest,"
FiOUs-Du with sales of barely 1000 bbls nclodinx 50
bbs Ohio % 80, 500 ST. Louis "a svOs brandy at a.
10 St. Louis at - 3. 40 at a 80. and LIS bbh a,
u 62k y Dbl.
GrainMsrkst heavy ,aes of 5oO' sacks inc udns 200
mixed and par inferior 42. 1909 600 and 50 At 49, and
$40 at 4'c v bashe OF Oats about 1910 sscks 81, Louis
taken at 351s(9ac y bushsl.
Pr0visiOns-Round lots Of Mess Pork are Offered At
GA 50; small parcels bringing "a 62zd0tA Is ' bbl
Bacon fur her gave way. and lOO oasis sold follows 20
casks Sides at 81 rs casks Ms oun Shou den 61S6.
and two small lots Cincinnati sides at &c Tbes
was nothing doing IN Lard. Of Butter, 100 kegs II ~
Westssn Brought 13c.
HayFurher declined, and 200 bales fair Wessm II, Il
els p ton.-
CoiTee-26O bags Rio taken at 9191zc.
Whtsky-A lot ESQ bbs Rectifed brought Is,<c. and
some smaller parcels were taken t1eS<c gallon.
Exchango-Market fFmer:
stering ll01I1l
New York sxty-day Bills ..............k0X y CT, dse
Sight Checks on NewfoTk. y CT prem
Freights-Coon taken for Liverpool, to fill up at
7i6@3Sd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06
COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StChsSles
street, coraes Julia street--The subscribe. hav19
purcbase this old established yard and laid IN tEesh suppy
of Goal. deliver suit TO ny tsen0s
and the old the Yard the best auai ~ Of TITS
Goal. JOHN u. HHOWkk.
eT Order, NAV be left at the store of bs0wes Co.
No II Camp street nall 6sp3D
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06

aru c9nsepuny are able 10 tuTnisb thing
o. " nne quality tor the price, that this respect other
establishment excel, il at all equal them
3. II. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, door below Royal.
, tV Just received per steamship ohio and ship Union
'arse assortment OF the above Teas.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06

I'M L Undersigned have taken lease for three
= Year, the well known Hotel at Fast Pa.cagouia, -
Msa. so long known and kept by NJ J. McRse. Il IN
lOth June The pl is famed Of the deshfn
and henibu' on the Calf it the breeze, hns
the finest a'hing, Fishing and convenience for all kinds
'eGrea ion desirable in summer resort.
Tte oel rs undergoing thorough repairs and will be fin.
biz order. s~'
The fare will be the best that be obtained at any Of
markets, and the undersigned fat themselves their
experience In the bert Hotels New st. Char
hnd the IT L0uis-are that nothing will be
wanted for the ort of their guests.
myl5 BOYD Il SIMPSON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06
Tea Warehouse,
No. % Camp street, New Orleans.
'INH F. largest assortmsn, ofGREEN a,dRJACK

TEAS ever offered Tor
sale IN this city and at lower
prl' es. These TEAS are Il
the latest importation. aud
Of the most choice qualities
grown in Z hina. ha wing
been selected with gveat
care. For the use Of tam.
lies they are put up in
small quantities in well se-
cured Wetall'cpackaees, so
rs 20 press. We their fJa.
srance as long as in the
chests
~-City retail dealers
country merchants, steam,
boats, ships aud hotelssnp
piled with every dnscri
ton Of rEAs. ibchests. hall
chests, l3 b and . b boxs
ages, il desired.
IAN FIN A.
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MAaNOLIA HOTEL, BTLOxT, Miss.
BILOXI HOUSE.

'HlS Establishment will be opened for the re-
= cepiion Of visi the 2sth inst. under the IL
msnaxement of JOHN W NIXON. 80
unupg the spring additions and impmversn l,,M
eg2yenence to the guests OF the house. =
Jhs candy beach Of Bdox heretofore 20 ANNOYING IN NJ.
unhappy has been planked by order cnpoIaop and
| villages - ' y" e -" ~'e''
The Table will always be supplied with the decaces of
the sea coast and New Orleans Market "
Altacned TO the house will be Bath houses Rav
and BH lard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys
Ihe following Rates OF Board will be charged during the
II.
~
Children and Servants half prics. -
kIlnYI- MAIL n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06
r. =. TRANSPORTATION ACROSS
THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
MOSQUERA, IURTADO & co.
OF PANAMA
BY THEIR AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS,
eWCSS2'S. LOISOM A. NiLECSf2.p.

Beg to inform the public that they will receve and
forward Merchand and Bullion and from New Orleans
10 San Francisco by the American well
in the Pacific line of the British packets
They have the 'shmus Iour hundred mules under
the Of ,ae and rusiy armed muleteers, all their
and facilities tor the safe and prompt transportation
between Panama and Chaeres xensve thai shippers
will find it tor Their interests give them the Preference
Strong and efficient adopted insure the
safety OF the easun, inIused to thel, illustration
which be mentioned the they have tn the
Panama kailroed COMPANY Tor the OF all
United states mais to Panama with the Aan,c and Pa
c,tc American steamer Company, and with the British
Of geld silver and valuable articles also their with
insurance companies respecting goods and treasure consigned
to thrm
| Ship ems in New Orleans will hand to Messr LOISON
SlLvESTRE three copies OF each Jill OF laong, and
will the time them the charges Of transportation
comprising andins orage and P"Iters at Chsgrss Cor
age and re-shpppg at Panama. on said soods; These
NJ 'sQUERA. HURTADO y co.
fV- For further particulars apply to rm9 I'm
LOISON T. SILVESTRE,3 SO Charities at.
who will take charge of all goods destined for the ishmus.
MOLASSES-100 half bbls. Muscovado Mo.
~ lasses. in store and for sale by
lt3 q. b. BRoADWELL co 80 Poy,'ras st.
AMS-2O casks superior Sugar Cured Hams,
is6 FERD. KENNETH co, % Magazine o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06
FAMILY GROCERIES. ETC.

CHARLES SrOUGHTON, ~
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT
No. "a Camp.strset.
ITEAs-Of various kinds and qualities;
S%fss :: :: :. :. -:
| Brsndies and Liquors :. :. :. 80:
London Porter and Scotch Ale;
Frnnes, Shrdnes, Preser se and Pickles;
Ra~ns, surranis Ctron, Grapes and Figs
butter, Bacon Flour and Rice;
Hams, Sugar. red and Westphalia;
Tongues end Dried Beef;
- Oils Candles, Fish, etc. ETC.
Constantly hand by continually receiving and for sle
on the most reasonable terms. jsl7 Iyis
7 w: ARTHUR & CO., % and 90 New Levee,
. offer for sale
CoHee-Rio, Havana, f.sguyra and Old Javs;s
Sugar osf Crushed. Powdered, Refined and Brown:
rea-Choice and common Green and Black;
tobacco. avehdsh various aua't and Of plugs;
Madeira. Port, Malaga ClsIst saatssns, Ma.cat
Champagne. ETC. in glass and wood;
N, Rum Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy.
Gor'als Assorted, Curacao. Absynthe Maraschno ETC.;
SPruDs-l.emOn. Natural and assorted;
Sp'css-Pepper A'spic? Ginger, Nutmsgs, Cloves etc
Pickles-Df all sizes and qua tiles
Provisions and GrOcere OF all kinds. ap30 fOd
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbls,
- expressly for family uae-
Pickled Salmon in kits and half kits:
Mess hachere in Eits and half kits
= kits; ~ ~
He6buis. Napes and Fins. in quarter bbls.
And ss. s'''s 81 Family and Plantation
.ss os BY sS EvaSss e. s V Gs%D !:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06

I lNSEED OiL-75 barrels Northern Llnseed
~ Oil, in store and for sale by
NATHAN JARVIS y co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06

/ nlS wei-kn0wn Summer Retreat is now open
Tor the reception of Boarders. Daring spring, "A
many additions and improve have b-en made TO -.
The soes IF th, house The w, he sIways arrshed
markets aos the Tabe free Of extra
charge and aw .ys of Mill fsom cows kept nn
he prrmtses. sftached the house airy Bath
Honses and fine Shady Lawns. which make it OF the
most pleasant the shore
Tor rooms be made with the proprietor
at the Poydia, Restaurant No. 80 foydras STREET
mys4 I'm JOHN COATES p,nn,e,cr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06
WANTED.

M ANIED-By young woman, a situation
W as Nurse TO go 10 England. She will he willing TO
make herself useful durn The voyage The city refer
teet je5 Be
"ANTED-A Partner in well established
w and profitable business wanted, who can furnish
some SIX eight hundred dollars, hose business capa
office, ~ ' 'PfI ,rne ~ '
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06
RLADON SPRINGa.


THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
The he q sds ssrs, day e.
imrrovemen,s during the past winter, and will be 1T
aa1rg hs season prepared to f. tour to
ys pr perte' g. BE Tais. y iseTs over most o.
The watering places in the so'th and Vest Being situated
Ala in healthy region can be e. nd ia The souIhen
country are accessible BY steamboa all seasons the
benefits 70 be derived irm these waters suffice it,
IN we tee fully warranted in SAYING that their
hidneys and skim ulcers Of long standing general debility
The sysem sou! r,euman. dosy, surpassed
VIII. have tired their efficacy '''''''' Eau ''''''
hf the amusement and pleasure OF visitors. There be
rgular packets from Mobile TO the Springs semi weekly
GOs hacks ,y with careful driver will Be eonssr
will be instantly supplied with The very the conntry
pains render their iofabIe For chemical pro-
pere q the water the public s,ered TO the analysis OF
RATES OF BOARD:
Ter Gay 90
et Week. 10 81
~ Cnren and servants half price 90
morse per DAY 90
8. per week 90
Large famis. q liberal deduction from ~ the
Rlsa Springs. N.Y. ESRY rO m,s sm
Ns~o.Ieans, 7. D. Sniff. il Poyd lssi St :"
COOPER,s WELL.
THE undersig ned, having made considerable i'm.
visitors. is now prepared to receive all disposed @
10 pay v.l From the reputation Of the .G.aR
B"ard aud lodging, week. 90 90
Boar. and lodging per day. ................... 90
0'''' '''en SaAS %r'f.n' ,iag. Proprietor
to &c Ws @ bs OF Sny %, %
m, e, Staging ,sl ton Raymond 10 the Well
baIF Wi oc,ae every exsron will be made to render
our guests comfortable my-2 i'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-06
FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

'TIlE subscriber has inst received from one of the
u first Tea importer, IN Philade pha. a complete asor,
ment Of real cho &c BLACK AND GREEN TEAS and
to suit pnshasss ha. had Them small packages
% anu 10 each They are guar,n'ied to be of quality
list Of qualities and pr ces:
Extra fine curious Young Hyson. 50