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Palsy and PARALYSIS.

All physicians acknowlege that these terrible diseases
are caused by defcsHcy " Ns'ross Ennsy in the
affected limbs DH. tHKisrit's Gal, anic Articles wall
cur Isl Inns .u
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-22
P08 COUGHS, COLDS,
CONHU.NPTION,
AVID al AFFtCTl1HS OF THE HEAD.

Tar 81 CLrNElE iVLNONARY GALsAn, hav.
b.. t.li r, hs $500 rNlslennf uf uua-ttd- Ter ilie
laat'e -iay 1rt'- l| utoml. rDd.l By 'ullrUi ply
r'.ns f". i''. d" iAr 'ri.' nsiee1aoi..'yi Us airc
lafU s..lt u..rri '"i'lIiuI.
lt.4 ill. ld,i1, CD ,ie lari'at0n S,utir May Il,
3d.. the ~ .eauie Pulmonary Ha.-'.u pfe area b.
Iffi& lIu n Nu 200, l. t.t luu the most popular
"a. ID c,rr ttti pos a i.f ,. enre ui Cun-A,, Colds
iCU D.. iler -,-H! '.'l p! i' inim A.i'y 90 il
splDa..-t.. Arisss Bod C.'lei age alo,e q laci-
en- I. a.aIru plI ilt h.s.iu-c virtues of thrit
D.. ...f l...4H.. r- ti'H drllsal. liunhug j.
l lal Do vs. as real lsaauio 40 oilti hs iH.
i... au. .."aiu-- iil.ir 4" Qua "to1"eudaii"n 10 a
b. .,..... .a.., t.btu b. ai neIiL'
4...4u.utl o. r.e..n WINS hH,-" lave ere me
i.Hs rls o- b. L,c habit 90 prescribing ihe Vegetable
l.'l.lnl.F ualsam e" e"lsn'"t""n' hsuna ''u' 10y,
li.a r hlpi. ami coughs. 900 p"".'hilY nse'ous al
...i, it and Nlh cp"idrucr f.t"ini"hh u as sue-
nor iaafy tlc. ala.t3a u-tG iui lit ab1Nc com
ants .....
gi. be added b; d.eried urc -+ny ihHi ih' lmH.e"is
I TIA. t..t h.lclc lns become ~ IN srfstll' wei
Known a.I a.. yiiiu-s 40 rrhcia'y achuoMhna'd by
h,.r- n.I ahefs ~ Ia uiah" It unnecessary To "i-
rnrf.. .ur tlili.i f.o"i Of 'he hrTlis oi us hiy
LsHARE or COUSTEaFGlls AND I'M
TAIif.s, such a- CATERS tnuprund P"'nnniry nal
aani ana liris 10 pat beading tue name! Enquire "a {
.tIgErAGiE rIiLM0N AIRY nALSAM,"
and ss,sthuti has HE wiiuen slgh"mT ri Nn4 J'A =
Crrtrt uinn a yrhw ia'nl, nn The blue wiapp'1s.
Esrh ollie pue seal il stamped "Ncsr'abe Palm may
rl@I,f.d ly REED 4 CUTLER, Imperirrs aud
Y'Ai.s.lr fraefs in IS .rlurs ia.ns, Chemicals aud
I've bilfs 80 Inda street bas,nn, and sold BY Drug
,lsls hfn,heealies aud County hefchanh gshefay
hor riiicuIars and fecornnsthdailons Sc a numMIes
seasrsnJu az cod buts.-fTles 50 cents foi SAB ia
az ~ Sold by E. g. WIIEEI0cK.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-22
II. MOOR

Willrun an Omnbu, from the Depot Grounds
in Mlddlchury. to any part of the village, for
, , ccnt>-and TO MoopLs HorEL, on jar
Street. II few doors soulh Of the Cont Horse
free nj ct05gc.
He would also respectfully announce to Trav-
cllcrs and the public generally, that his Honse
is open fer thc;r reception as heretofore and
thnihc will spare no pain, 10 render their stay
with him agreeable aud satisfactory.
MiddlchurV. Ort 1870 23tf
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Paper Hangings.

A large and wcll.sclected stock now on hand,
will be sold low TO close out the lot
J. AZ. GORDON
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IVWI WTTWITWI FFTFNHIITf
EERMlN GROUPAS.
Truth Is STRANGER THCN FICTION
New Durham, n j.. June 80, 1919

new ihiiii -. - i uNt ooi 1917.
Mrssrs. S4aA,-Oen,lemcu,- My wife suiere
with distress and burning in her chest for nam
Years, aud my daughter vas afflicted from he
birth with hnmor in her blood. We consulIe
various ph1 s'cans, aud tried numerous remedies
without much benefit, until we head, throug
Rev. Thomas DAVIS, OF the great mcdiral value o
Sands Sarsaparillh. On his, recommendation
my wife and daughter decided on trying il, and
soon experienced permaneni benefit. My d.algh-
ier's skin assumed new appearance entirely;
from beiag .nugh, hard, all sealy, il became
fmootbo and sull Ny wife's fuarrinss are al
most gone. and its USE short time longer, it is
my drm belief, will produce perfect cure.
Yours, uiai respect,
q. :. llENDRIc KSON,
Pastor ofthe Baptist Church, at tho
English Neighborhood.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A.
u. ID. SANDS, Druggist and Chemist, 100
sFnlton-st., corner OF William, NeN York. Sold
also by Drugsist generally Throughout the uuiied
bottles for So.
For sale b. Z. ID. wHEELoCK, middle
bury, W. % Ban
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DAINIsS-P Pare Ground Lcath Pure and
]. Ezra " kiie Dy.do Ven, Red, Frsiel.
low. Umbsr, Terra d.. SIENNA Paris Green,
Chrome yellow, &c. just received by
Oetl5 ~ u A. SHELDON.
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Received,

A large lot Towns Shoe Lasts, latest fash
on, for sale BY u. BECKWITH.
Dee. 3, 1919
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CAUTION.

To avoid IMPOSITION it will be necessary to
ee that
Dr. J.u.. u. ChiIso"'- Ce'tiheate
,veu n. the SIGNATURE of DIR. s. p.
TowxsrNp. is on the outside wrapper of each
,otlle.
Sold by all the Principal Druggists Throughout
he city aud country.
PROrRlETORS' OFFICE,
81 Nassau Street.
In the building formerly occupied BY thu South BspAs
Church New York
For sale in Middlebury, w., by The au
thoriaed Agent, Z. B. WHEELOCK.
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Diseases Of tlaa FeInnie Consul
tgsFiO1E.

DE8H{Tf TNNi7YRIL NECRETIONS,
EiNH or ELcOD TO THE HEAD,
DLIIINENS 4ND FALNTLNG.
'IliLNE distressing = mpiorn, may be entirely
| moved bv the use OF DR. s. ?. TOW NStND'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA.
II cic0ases the Sfopqcb. rsquircs the Botrsls 7r!-
~, the Ncrres. pNrifcs the Bloo9. and sregCikers
tlr System more ciiectnally than any other meli-
enc For all Females ia the critical pefipds fiii-r
ives. This Preparation is invaluable and should b,
kept in every family. When woman finds her
strength waning and begin, to complain ofdelitv
lhi, SARSAPARlLLA will give her immediate Re
i.f. To such It's Snlu, is above An Price Ask
any one who has made "A fair trial OF it, or try II
yourself and be satisfied.
Grent blessing 10 Mothers N Children.
II IL the safest aud ehcciual medicine for purify
the and relieving the suncrinEs attendant upon
childbirth discovered. 1t strengthens both the
thor and child prevents pain and disease increases AId
enricnes the food those who have used II think 1t IL
Indispensable. 1t is highly useful both before and amer
confinement prevents diseases attendant upon child
birtl-in Cos,eness Piles Cramps swelling of the Feet
Drspondrucy Heartburn, Vomiting Pain ia the Back and
loius False Pains hemorrhage, and IN regulating the
ereons and eqnalzng the circulation it has equal
The great beauty Of this medicine L. II Is always cafe
aud the decats successfully, very few
require any other medicine IN some little Cas
tor Oh or Marnesia i useful Exercise 10 the open air.
aud light food with this iedicine, will always
safe and easy confinement.
Notice TO the Ladies'.
Those that initiate Dr. rowusends sarsapsrI'a, have
invariably called their stnn gT'et Rsmedy for Fe~elss
Ac Sc aud have copied bills and circulars which
relates the complaints of women word for word-other
no medicine have since the great success Of
Dr. Townends Sarapatila in complaints incident IL fs
males recommend theirs although previously they did not
number of these mixtures, Pills &c arc injurious 10
females they aegrayaie disease and undermine the
sttuon
ScrOfuIa Cured.
This certificate proves that this SarsaparL
Ia has perfect the most obstinate diseases %
the Blood. Three persons cured IN one house uuPTees
dentcd.
Three Children.
pr. Tow nseud-Dcar Sir have the pleasure 10 iu-
Scfonla by the Of your excellent medicine They
were afflicted very severely with bad have taken
four bottles ii took thcm away for which feel myself
under great obligation.
Yours respectfully.
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The American Vocalist.


BY REV. ID. II. MANSFIELD.
This excellent collection, while it contains
every variety and style nf music, is particular.
ly rich in old tunes. 1t has in ALL $50 church
tunes old and new. 1t also contains all that
is valuable OF the vcstry music now in exis
tence, consisting OF the most popular Revival
Melodies, and the most admired Songs. Elm.
bracing in a single volume, more than five
bundled tunes adapted to every occasion Of
public aud social worship, including all the
gems OF music ever composed, Upwards o.
", 900 copies of this book have been sold in The
few months since ii was published.
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,gig0 nsaar5 Aths-
--i9 a-i ~ sstJ AAssE Ia
JAUNDICE. DYSPEPSIA cupoN,r IN
NERVOUS EEBlLITY. DlSEASI,
AND ALL DISEASES tpiSiVc r-o,.
rts,r,JsroI S'i a
r;.,.,
~-t''I Or SION
dC,' SHcH as CO@5ipG-
TIM uurard P:!,s, fn!i.ess.
or Hio9G ;ofte lL1i Ac.Jin,of
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Paper Hangings,
TOBACCO AND SNUFF!

A large lot just received, very cheap, by
Nov. 10. IL. A. SHELDON
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d.
when all hope Of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried IN VAN.
To Illustrate the Of the GALVANiC BELT,
suppose the of person afflicted with that bauc Of
Civilization, Di srttslA, any other Chronic Netv.
ous Disorder In ordinary cases stimulants taken
which, by their action the nerves and muscles of
the stomach, afford temporary relief hut which leave
tie patient m lower state and with injured faculties
alter the action thus excited has ceased Sow compare
TINS with the effect resulting from the apphc alton OF the
GALNANlC BELT. Take a Dyspeptc sufferer even IN
the worse symptoms OF attack, and simply tie the Belt
around the body using the Magnetic Fluid as directed
In short period the insenshle perspiration will act on
tie positive element Of the Belt thereby causing Gal.
vanic circulation which will pass the negatse and
thence back again to the positive thus keeping VI
knuuu 1als anc circulation Thus
the most severe cases ni DYSPEPSIA ale fERNA
NENTLN CURED FEW DAYS H. OFTEN AMPLY
YEARS
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nrWArr or COTNrrprr,re

BEWARE or COUNrERFEITs
This medicine has attained that irh cha ractcr which
NECESSARY tnr all medicines to attain 10 induce e am,
ieHrirs TO put ioHh spurious aniclr at the risk of
lac lives OF Those who arc unucenlly deceived
LOOK WELL TO TnE MARKS OF Tup
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They have the wrilicn signature orc. N. JACKSON
upon the wrapper, and The name bnwn la lie Loitle
n without winch they are spMfi,.us n,
For sale wholesale aud Iciaii, NJ tie
'. GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. 100 ARCH Street one door below Sixth tlate n.
s7s Race sHeri) PHILADELPHIA aud by Tespeciabi. ,lel
efs generally thTOughHni The onuntfv.
Also; f"r sale by DR. w. Il. Russell ID uc-
gisti Midd'ebupsNI l2y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17

TobaccO-l17 hhds sold private (of course)
and heard also from good authority that between 800
and 900 hhds sold Monday, of which the seller gave
particulars.
Sugar and MoiassesThe rain prevented the sales of
Sugar from exceeding 80 300 hhds. OF Mossses l20
bbs taken 2lK92Ilc for prime, and AVG &c for
ordinary ots. On plantation 100, 600 gallons brought c
Flour buyers for s pment market
and heard of the following sales 1876 bbs Ohio and 1900
Indiana Gall from aboais) at % 20 800 light weight at
% 60 and l5O bbs full weight in lots, at % IS v Dbl.
Grain-Some 26C0 sacks Corn tsken by two buyers
at 45c for Pdme. OF OATS 500 600 sacks st. Louis sold
in lots at 35G937c.
PrOvsions-Pork continued Grm with sales Of go bbl,
at sl3 IS for Mess and 90 IS for Prime The largest
sale Of Beef we heard OF "a bLls. Prime at u
Lard srd Of transaction of Importance. Bacon
steady with sales of 20 casks ribbed Sides 7 and 10
casks Shoulders at %c.The reception Of private ieie.
graphic dispatches about announcing that the navga
ton OF the Ohio river closed by ce ed the Produce
Market 10 close in rather unsettled state.
COifee-Merkst depressed Sales 800 bags old Rio at
74@s. and some al s1s@sA4o
Whisky-sae7 60O bbs in three lots at H. and 100 extra
at IKE.
Exchanges Transactions limited
Francs 5l7h45.22a
New York sxtyday Bills .............352a ct disc
Sight Checks New York rf3h Ct. disc.
Freights-Steady Two ships taken for Liverpool at
7.l6I. for Cotton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17

Later from, South Amertca..-The royal mail
steamer Bolivia arrived at Panama on the 18th
ult., with S7S0,000 and 25 passengers, from Val
paraiso. She brings advices to the following
effect:
The rebel army, 1900 strong, commanded by
Carrera and Areaga, were met by the Govern.
ment troops, 60 strong, at Petorca, about forty
leagues from Santiago, the 18th ult They
fought for three hours, by the Petorca clock and
the result was the total defeat of the former with
loss of 10 killed and 200 wounded, and 400 prison.
ers, including 36 officers. CarTera and Artepa
have not been taken. The Government army,
under Col, Vldaurre, lost Is killed and Is wounded
Four hundred of the Government troops hava gone
by sea to join Buines's army; the remainder
sailed for Coquimbo on the 18th, that the affair
in the north may be considered queed.
In the south, Gen. Cruz has an army Of 400
regulars and $500 militia, the latter badly armed
and clothed. He has not budged as yet from the
Province of Conception. Bulnes, in few DAYS.
will be on the frontier of that province with 1000
troops of the line and 300 militiamen, all well
armed, clothed and paid. Bulnes appears to he
determined to run no risks, and it is generally
supposed he will soon restore order and quietness
H. B. M. steamer Gorgon has captured and
brought into port, from Talcahuano, the rebel
steamer Aranco.
The nominal rate Of freight is 35s
1t is expected the Copiapo railway will be
finished by the LIST Of December.
In Ecuador, the Presidency of Gen. Urbina has
been unanimously acceptable, and it is probable
that peace will be maintained for some time
Peru is in perfect tranquility, and this peaceful
state is greatly contributing to its advancement
in commerce and liberal institutions.
BOLIVIA is still in peace although Congress has
not fulfilled the promises with which it began its
meetings. At first, some Of the members dared to
raise their voices and claim reforms in the Govern
ment, but they were speedily silenced, and that
body will close its session without having done
any lhlng, except abolishing Quina Bank, a
measure which Government had resolved.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17

Suicide ct a Herchant.-Mr. Edward P. Al.
len, merchant of Middlebwg, Logan county,
Ohio, left home few days ago, and was subse.
quently found in the woods, hanging to the limb
OF a tree. He was worth about $4,000 He
owed debt of $4,000 in New York, and it is
supposed this so preyed upon his mind that he be.
came partially insane, and then put an end to his
life. Another account says he is supposed to have
been murdered by man named Dillon, who had
previously obtained frem him deed of his property
for one -fourth of its value,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17

SAFETY Of Railroads.-The Vermont Legisla.
ture at its recent session, passed act designed
to protect the lives of travellers on railroads 1t
forbids the employment of conductors, engineers,
brakemen, or swtchmen, "who shall make use of
intoxicating liquors as a beverage" and the en-
ployment of such person, with the knowledge Of
the president, super ntendent, any of the direc-
tors, exposes the company to prosecution, and to
fine of $500 to $3OO0 besides being liable for all
damages that may result The same act contains
stringent provision against one train running
upon the time of another.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17

Cherokee Nation.-The National Council IF n.
nation have appointed John Ross, Joseph Yam.
Thomas Pegg, Lewis Downing and Jas. Kell as
delegates to Washington city.
The National Council has been adjourned until
October, 1852.
A bill, providing for the payment of Gen. W,Jdv
Thompson and Arnold Harris out of the emprant
per capita, was passed by the National Council on
the 9th ult., providing for a committee of two.
in connection with the principal Chief to make
The settlement with said gentlemen.
The Advocate gives the following item of news
"Quite feat came off in this place on Tues
day last. A jumping match between the Hon,
Ten. Waddy Thompson, of South Carolina, and
his Excellency. John Ross, Principal Chief Of the
Cherokee Nation. The Principal Chief had the
better of the contest by few inches"
The same paper says:
"A Creek Indian, who was charged with kill.
ing Mrs. Ratlif and negro woman, some time
since, near Fort Gibson, was arrested and given
up to the sheriff of Illinois District, and was
awaiting his trial at the courthouse, near the mill
tary road leading from this place to Fort Glib.
son, on the Illinois river. He was taken on Sat
urday last from the sheriff, by mob of men with
blackened faces, and killed upon the spot. He
was shot three times and stabbed in several pla-
ces. So the matter ended.''
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;';s; ~; IT, ~ ESsty
s!s So A.. sl
sn,sy is ss a Do
Do Is Des sse
GGays &sOa5 bqss cotton Cromwell IS DO Eds,..
9s MaT : i asys Patti
do M.ty 5s bb' pork
81 pork Hi Do w TsyIS5
bs chesse Morton cigars los 6Ss obne sSo
S:sf e s$SS % sssaa
% aPG *. e sshe osSsh
sSzss 6 sEG9s% Wheeler
pork Thompson3s bbls sundres sehneidesW b 6
81.
sta sSaI ,assn IN
Ss hams sh aSS sHs DsIk sos sa.as
sST NJ Ss SntG nssEss g.
Is DBL BEEF sbs9!s
aS ssis s sss s%
kegs " Sb pot s Ms, s DO oil
SS ss ss eanies Ssos do a,e
sundries to order. N'
MEMPHIs-Per steamer Bulletin Nos: s7s bales cotton
FsEas Ssssis kebsa %snsIa RhIs M fsefisa
Pits Ffss FsM fn %s%
NsI,on &so.ii Puiss. Wood &co. is5 ] sytas Geo
Mse'ss siasz M Gis5s 50
10 oss: 500 fnaEayS $eo%s $see sSsesss
e @ Wahs sSeey Iesn & S9omws osse
Orders csa%siss sI asoaf Gs%.s
H Ill., Mclean aa Seow S DO ssyass WILLIAMS
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co-69 Mckee, Buckley kco-2s Henderson Il Psale-27 n
Sily-22 Oakley Hswsn,I2 BucLner stsnton-ls A
sugar. Is bbls molasses Mltenberee rco-N DO Va hhds
sugar Watt DeSsulles-rotal. $50 bales cotton.
:, ALEXANDRlA.Perr steamer Choctaw: "a bales cotton
Ps.auisE oo-l h 1 sugar A. Mlenb rEss VIM
Hill, Mclean &co-30 do BoRer, Foley q AyeYy-Total
2O4 bales cotton. a hhds sugar. 81 bbs molasses.
ATTAKAPAS-Pef steamer w Rayburn. 112 bb,s
sugar, 100 bbs molasses Writer o-s Do 10 bbds ~ ar
B Oive,-20 do Hall Rodd-l0 do c DeBlanc-40 bbls
m0iasses R0tchf0rd.7 kegs syrup ToedAno Il TAYLOR
Total. l52 hhds sugar. 148 bbls molasss
COAST-Per steamer Matilda Jaas: 50 hhds sugar. ORDER
COAST-Per schr Louisiana: is hhds sugar to Brsud
Landry-45 do, 100 bbs molases Gordon J-S9 bbls do
Maspero.
COAST-Per sehr Hope Sasan: $50 bbls molasses. 30
hhds sugar Saml Nicholson eco.
-SOe-
Memoranda,
The bark Elizabeth arrived yesterday left at Vera Cruz
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17

From Porto Rico.--On the LIST ultimo new
tariff for this Island went into operation. The
alterations, which chiefly effect the exports of the
United States, are the reduction of duty on pork IS
cents per barrel, and the imposing duties on the
following articles, that by the previous tariff were
free, viz: Slaves, SO 60 per 1000; Hoops, So 81
l.? per 1000.
The tonnage duties, on vessels under all foreign
flags, are Increased to one dollar Q$) per ton,
besides which, will be continued the local duty Of
IL cents per ton in this city, for the purpose of
York Express
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17
Tie Western Lakes-An editor out West gives
his experience on the Lake, as follows:

cit is all very well to sit beside comfortable
parlor fire and sing of . life on the ocean wave,
or imagine you are 'aAoat, but from berth on
Storm tossed vessel, on such night as was yeser-
night, good Lord deliver US - There's poetry
IN notion but not in the motion of a huge bill
low as 1t slips from under yonr vessels keel and
rolls away ahead of You, with rushing blast in
pursuit ana another big wave close on its track
sublimity vanishes when your retehinR stomach
pants IN unison with every uprising of the water.
There's glory in battling with the clements but
none when you are sure the elements will get the
best Of it. We would wish all persons Of highly
poetic temperament who are in love with sail
cr's life to ride out one spch storm a. blew Isst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17

night, in fortyton schooner, and if their long
ngs still remained, they might sing sea songs the
balance Of their days With mpunity from snesrs,
and respect for their enthusasmp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17

Found Gully of Robbing the MaH-Peter B.
Hoge, youth, was convicted before the U. s.
Circuit Court, at Richmond, Va on SATURDAY.
week, of embezzling letters containing money, at
the Post-ofiice at Scottsville Va. He was, how
ever, recommended TO mercy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17

Singular Fact,-- The National Intelligsncer
states, as circumstance which has never yet oc.
Cured in the history of Congress, that Monday
week was dies non, the House having adjourned
over from Saturday 10 Tuesday, 10 give the Speaker
an oppOIlunitY to appoint the commiitess
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17

The Frat muhicipa In tbs
table By mi the Nos eonmsncs sih: Railroad
Ia the Seoont Nos above
Ing No. telling FsLos Landing The Third m3) The kr,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17

The Richmond (Ky.) Chronicle denies the State
ment made by Of the papers that man
named r. I. Williams was recently robbed in that
county Of $500. There is no such man, and there
has been no such robbery in that county
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-17
Rark6.
s. 3 Conrey VS.. Has Creditors. &. =. No. 1851.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR

'HlRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
sS
Hound q Shs CIV EGehanss, lssI; ;s;,. bstwe.s
at IL O'Clock M, Tor Of The creditors Of said
oSE SQUARE in the city of Jefferson. No. CO. bound
stress s 200 "a front Napoleon Avenue. BY depth
sD s two and
TWO crns ea containing 5uOO gallons, large kitchen,
Lof Of IF 81 eh sSSt
front Laurel street 81 iee inches BY depth Of i0o
let square bounded by LAUREL Third jesy and Second
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND at Asiers, in the rear Of
n s1USky W. ~ GaTsssd y No.,
ana Alice and Eliza Streets each o 81 let7 inches 'front.' by
one LOT oF G S'RSDti in the city of New Orleans,
Second MuniSpaity on Phppa street. square bounded
40 80 feet inch 'front.' depth OF 50 feet, with AL the
improvements cons sting of twosory frame dwelling
az S s5i 5f% s
and IN qqqs I D0uPde , NJ SS 7
y feet inches on Prtan street, BY depth Of 80 ies
Improvements. consisting scr, frame DIV cling and
Se story l.ape dwelling for servants with two osrp etc.
Is s Share, ODD FEE s Isl ( years
i'Goid WATCH and CHAIN. " "
judgement and notes, detail TO be siven at the
AID the balancs of lease of office. No. 81 Camp street, to
TIE whole surrendered by said nsovent tn his creditors
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES r. FRERET,
dl7 "a JAM II shenH OF the parish of orleans.
s. B. Conrey vs.. HIS Creditors. No 1881.
THIRD DIS TRICT COURT OF NEW Or
L LEANS-By virtue Of and in obedience order of
sale rendered December H. 1885, to directed by the
honorable The Third Dist let IOurt Of New Orleans the
ton, the prem No 70 lamp street. on MONDAY,
December % 1851 at O'Clock A Nj, Tor account oil
creditors of said nsovent-
A lot OF household FURNITURE, etc., surrendered by
said nsolvept to creditors.
Terms cash On the spot. JAMES P, FRERET
dit 2i % 80 Sheriff of the parish of Orleans