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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09
MEDICAL DEPOT OF
Patent MCdiciNeS,
SO POYDRAS STREET, New Orleans


los. HUFTY Formerly of the firm of J. Wright
& Go would most respectfully inform the public
generally that he has purchased The entire interest OF me
sGF1iP sIssS III f%S5s TS fitted
able for the Patent Medicine business havps IN
surpassed facilities for supplying Drngss anu Dsaiers
generally with article line he sci, sGcIs
given to al who may ia yor him with their paTonaee
The following list only pa 81 hs rsds oe
as reasonable any other house in the South:
Ru sn''apAF''' g. Iss!a SS Tooth Foe and Gum
shakes, (Howes,) Specific,
pr Townsend's. Mustang Liniment,
6T f. Gnysots Yellow Dock 'f @sn ''F D ~ %
Bitters. Indian Vegetable 81 Eli{ Hli..
D. t ssse IrS Sys H e onl m Sf r.e''
Rn,ei dss@ Vegetable. onnsls Pain Extractor.
VIVA Cherry '''''' '''' ,;'ssn Moan'ain Ointment,
Tough Remedies. Conneli's Mixture.
d., Rogers LiveF,'ort and Roeeh Bane,
Dr. Davis Compound of Houek's do.
Wild Cherry and Tar, Indian do.
Wistar's Halsam OF Wild Chdren's do;
PINK s,rup;. GIeen's Fever and Ague
Dr. Carke's W.d Cherry and Indian Nerv'ne Basam for
Hair Ionics. sgon's Sick Head Ache
ovens MasistfaHiia, spon's Elixir Of Health,
Balm Of Columbia Mothers Relief,
Dysentery syrups I.ncine Cordial
Killings Usruinat,Ve, juno Cordial.
Dr. stephens Asrugent, Uterine I athoicon.
lir. DAVIS Pain Killer, rhompson's Eye Water,
Graeenberg, lGraeleUberg Eye Lotion
Omsleads lblmstead's Eye Salve,
Pills. trench Clysmus,
Grieenberg,, Mis-. Jervls Cold Candy,
muifat's, Stove Varnish,
Brandtetl's, BBrtine's Lot on,
aueenbecKs Sugar Coated Indian choagogue, for Fever
Copaiva. aud AEue,
Nortimore's, Speeds Electrical Febrifuge,
Graefenberg Fever and igUe. Jew Davids Piasers,
Vermituges. Linus do.
Comstock's, OH Tannin,
JtNnes, Acoustic Uil, for Deafness.
WIne,'s Canadian. h ompsUn's ToUthache
Miscellaneous. Drops etc. etc.
Orris Tooth Nash,
AS the above list only comprises some the leading arti-
cle dealers aud others informed that Their orders will be
promptly supplied with any article in the Patent Medicine
line included therein.
ey" ]. II. is sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG
MEDICINES for the States of Louisiana and Mississippi.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

TUNNEL OF THE NERTHE-A very long tun-
mel has been recently excavated in France, on the
line Of railroad leading from Marselles to Avignon
1t is three miles in length, six hundred feet under
ground, and cut through solid rock. The height
is 10 metres, go feet and the width eight metres,
ga feet) The number Of cubic yards removed,
therefore, is greater than the amount contained in
the Hoosac Tunnel. This work is finished-the
cars running through daily-and cost 49, 900 900
francs, $204O,000. From this it would appear
that the estimate Of the cost Of the Hoosac Tunnel
may be correct 1t seems that the great tunnels of
Europe, old and new, cost about five dollars per
cubic yard, and it cannot be in the nature OF things
that they can beat in excavation, when they use
nothing but hand drills, driving them but a few
inches per day, while we have powerful steam
drills. which enter sixteen feet per day into solid
granite.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

Dr. Townsend having tested his Sarsapalla in
OF Fits of recommended il and was surprlae
receive the following Intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westminster county:
FnRpHAa, August IL, l8if.
Dr.. TOaonssRG-Dear Sir: have little girl seven year
Of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fin;
tried almost everything Tor but without nj last.
although could find recommendation in CIRCULAR
for like hers. thought, she very delicate
health wonld give hei of Sarsap an 81
glad did, for only restored her strength, bat
hs had Of the FITS to great pleasure and
prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty oT which
we feel Eratenl. YouIs rsapea.iulY,
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yermiruges. Plzsrers.
W1er's, Canadian, sherman,,s Poor Mqa'.
swans. 'S''0'A lA d. India al Rubb s9 b,
Baley's, The improved Poor Ma
Jayne's, lew Dayld's or Hebrew,
sarsapariIias. Knapp's Indian,
pr, Townsend's. Whites Machine sprea
RaIey's, fSrengthe
Sands's, Writings Strengthenin
Wnkoop'r. kidd's Imperial,
Woods, Linimen,s.
HIioknerl Sugar Coated PuT Bayls's Horse, Sci
pan's Life, [gatiye Bartines Lotion,
.FIshts IaIan Vegetable. Tooth P.stes.
Srandreih Veg. Universal Shermqns Compound
.ee'a New London. Thompson sAromntio I
yooper's, Jones' Toothaone.
Anderson's, i.oLeusss.
Nlsuu Gentle Pnrgaliye, sherman Cough,
ilibbard,s Ambitions Fam, Camp5or,
Swayne'5 Sauauve, IChlnG's Worm,
Iierick's sqgg, coated. 'Vl5tar's Cough.
Goves Rheumat ie, at -S solomon's Tooihache,
gsneers Vegetable W fIa To SGief
| Wlner's Chamome, miscellaneous
| Persian, Thorn s Extract,
| Aiebasls Health, Nlners ATcanum ExtH
Aiehass' Ague Carter Spanish Mixtur
| Evans Cham0mle, Mothers Relief
| Fandtz's A Ambitious, Mrs. kidders Cordial,
| ingodby's Pile, vaughn's DthonirIptc,
| Jayne Ague, 0sgoOd's Indian Cholog
Cough Remedies. Mrs. Hayes Dys'y Cor
sherman Basam, Cullen S Female Spec ii
buchan' Hungarian, lCulens Indian Veg. X
Dr., Davis Wild Cherry and Rowands Magic LotOl
| Tar, ieli's Army 'fncture,
MINERS Eecampane, Davis DePuratiVe Ezr
| Wstars Balsan, IJaynes Alefative,
! fhOmpson's Tar and Napthe JGyne's Hair bye,
I layne'a ExpectOrant. laynes Carmnatiye,
| Duncan's ExpectorJnt, Rowands Carnlnatipe
Bssy's Syrup Wild Cherry. a pba@s p'Ie Eectuuy
hnek Famone rs Syrup. Ba sSa
| New England do. do. Thompsous Eye Watel
| tay9ts BaIsam i.lveIwort. Mrs. llaye's Eye Wme
| . niters. Perry Davls's Pain XIII
| hotiat Phrnlx, Jones, Hair Restorative
| Wood's do. do. Bell's Hair Restorative
lake $ Aromatic, soda Powders, Cologne
PanAcenA. CTcasssn Balm,
| SWANS, Balm OF Gilead,
| uouck'a, ROby's Hair Curling ri
CnIlen's Indian Vegetable. laiey's Shaving Csean
| ointment and salyes Tayor's Shaving Cream
| oally,s Magical Pain Er barnne,s liar LOTION,
Hawley's Vegetable, .amotie' s French en- H. Rem IN
otto of Rose LIP, Buley's Mead syrup,
| Allebasis's Black, Gaiiey's sngur. uoatei
| rousey's Master Of Pain liqge's Hyperion + mud
| COnklin, Wheeer's Teabesfy IA
McAlIi9ief,Is Vegetable, Uayas .Anodyne Cord
laniouh's Vegetable, ialm Of Thousand Flo,
| Harrison 3 Specific. buInes' Pile Lotion,
| TOnics. :. FahnesOck's Verm
Rowand's lmproved Mi ture Bailey's Group syrup,
| Southern Mixture, Ivory Paste Blacking
| Norrl9's Mixture, Macasssr Oil,
| Jayne's Hair, Chinese Soap,
tcx's Cypran Hair, .uciua Cordial.
East India, rurlngton's balsam
Wynk9op's, Seidhtz Powders.
| Baley's. Harlem Oil,
Extracts, Soaps, etc. e
II All articles In the Med ,clne line not mentioned
catalogue will be supplied on Qually favorable terms.
| my2l
I ANDlNG ex ship Juliet
| IL linseed Oil-1j bhl-;
| African Pepper, powdfred-2O cases
| RhubArb, p0Wdered-l0 cases
C.omel-i5O IL Il ish;
| I,iuuuTirR-
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Dr. IOtonsendi verify believe that your Sarsaparlt
has been the MEANS Though Providence, OF saving life
have for several had bad cough. 1t became
and AT last raised large quantities OF blood, baC
night sweats, and greatly deblated and reduced,
did not expect live have only used Sarsapar'a
time and there has wonderful change been
~ me- am able walk all over the city. raise
that thankful for these results. Your ODD servant
WIN, RUSSELL, % CahRrine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGl
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a remedy ,Or Sore Nipples
and Gheeuly recommend il to those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint, most valuable ar
Uce TO cure II. PHGBE BRAl,
albany, April, I8i5. MARY MOORE
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. q Q 9 9 9 9 I
u q q u Y T + X T e T S - Gn

Y
10 C U " T f r F EFT S !!.m
COunterieits Abouud!!
hi olher falsely named PAIN ENTR tTORS arsCon,
er'eis OF DAllESS The worthless mgn who sell then
nope that by stealing NAME they may induce the pnb
nal her nostrums possess the virtues ofhe genuine
''ue'es' BUY oil none but our authorised Agents.
70 Attend to tie peculiar marks ppoR the gs,,.
T'n &c; gnd o6Serre that the name, III DAL.
1H De WRITTEN WITH PEN, in di,}syeDt
no other be upon it. 0' '''''' ''''''
General Depot Tor the United States where all o,ds,
addressed will be promptly executed, Il" ''ue''
I'll. BAILEY * CO.,
40 BroadDav, .Eep York
Sol I H RN DEPOT
| ioi Chartrss street, NsnorI,.
Where all dealers in the States of LOUISIANA a.,
bAmA' MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENSEs
SEE ana the ci'' OF ST LOUIS, in the State Of Mis-
| SOURI,, will he promptly supplied " N''0
| John WRIGHT d en-
| auS I'M @sas-5t 8se1f fa- Eo.d T.r-;,,s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful, quickly does it all pains and soreness
and heal the injury No SCAR REMAINS. is sucress in
healing old sores Of long standing is unparalleled
ST. OU1s, Mo-, July G. 1916.
Dear SIR About week since, while working at my trade
cut my foot IN very bad and dangerous way The whole
bit OF the ad2e entered the top my foot Just below the in
step. wound began TO intame and continued 10 do
until became much alarmed used British OIL l ncture
OF myth, and several adhesive paser but all purpose
then commenced the of
BAILEY y NJ i&tstCAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and ia es than minutes the pain Inflammation began
to subside, and has entirely left me-
confidently recommend Daley's Magical Pain Elk.
tractor as being superior anything have ae tried t
removing pain OF Inflammation.
ship carpenter by trade, and shall be willngt as
uy 10 the virtues of the Save all times when necessary
reside on Franklin Avenue AT No. ISL where can give any
1870, le''lS'' JEEEGaRsoN M. BIsHoL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

DeIOW Tow.
sends Suzapania has saved the lives of thousands OF
dren The following certificates selected from gea
number received this week:
NEW YORK, April /, l54a
DR. 7oioRsend-)ear Sir: One of my children was very
SICK with Canker In the Mouth and Throat, attended
great debility. Ii came dying obtained of you
ezCaeni medicine and cured directly, for which assur
YOU feel very grateful. Yonrs, respectfully
ELIZAREIIi rnMLRR n nashrnasea siraat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT 81 co. COGNAC.
'I'HE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the old established house of Arbouin Marett q
Co. Is Prepared receive orders for their very superior
GOGNAC BRAhDlES, upon the liberal srns be
shped IN any quantity, to that be required
us :. WOLFF, 50 Camp ST.
GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
~ 80 packages GLASS LAMPS;
81 " LANTERNS, a gIeat va of patterns
and sizes, which offered to the trade anuacurers
pnces. tmhl2l WDOp PERRY,ti magazine
A GENCY OF THE OFALLON STEAM
MILLS, ST. Louis-We will always be supplied with
a stock OF lis choice brand of Flour
LT-SALT-Ceebrated j. Toole brand in
- clean factory filled sacks OF the above either Course
fine will be delivered of the city TO pur
chasers. For sale by ,~,r,,>, -
fe37 JOHN TooIE. % Bank Place.
EOX'S STARCH-300 boxes in store, for sale
l. by A. ID. GRlEFF Il co. IS, " and u Old Leyee,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

IN OFFERING to the public this and unberemedS
L for COWS UMPTIoN, BRONCHiIIS' aaIii ~, :. :.
COUGHS, COLDS, etc., we append lew nOtces oi u
character and efficacy the medicine: Numerous tesunu
mails may be mnne for distribution AT lhe agency
which obtain. itnay De proe 70 Jay
that Dr. D. eminent practising physCnn OF WE'VE Se's
standing, graduate oil the University OF Pennsylvania
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

DR.. T0l0nsend-Dear Sir: / have suffered terribly To-
nine years with the Rheumasm considerable OF the time
could eat sleep walk. had the distressing
pains. and my limbs terribly swollen. have used -four
bottles of your Saaparila, ;hey have done
than thousand dollars wortho. good. much bet
terindeed, entirely relieved GU at liberty tn
this for the benefit OF the afflicted. Yours respectfully,
LINZ ItIrAaa sLls
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

OswEeo, Michigan, Oct. %, 1877.
Or. 7o@nseni-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles OF Sarsaparla of your agent, Mr.. McNa OF kaa
mazoo, try for the Fever and Ague. Before had fin
ished the first bottle appeared warm the blood and every
other day. when the ch and fever appeared they
violent and before she had finished the bottle she
trey relieved and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague \ lady that had bet very sick
with chs and fever, but had broke them with Anime and
was left in very weak and distressing stated tr0ub,ed
exceedingly with the cake, seeing the effect that haO
my wife, she and procured few bottles and 1t
restored her few weeks complete health Your Sdrsa
para without doubt, unequaed in diseases incident to
tha West. and if you think that this communication WILDE
of use, you at liberty to use 1t as you choose.
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES II. SWAIN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09
DAILEY,s PAIN EyVRACTOR,

but shall subon few tesnonias of its vaue selected
from the thousands possession. from all parts 1i tn
county.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

Drot5's Syrup @ HAd C4s5rF a'td, 7dg-We wogl end
the Of this valuable medicine
column Severa Of its slugay etec oDma
under personal observation and therefore
recommend il the afflicted. - Id, ". 3D. Deskv Dts1i.r
alId Tempe SsnLAel (Ireni0R,l tf6 3, lsil.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

CFrOrl m 5. C. Hayes, of ne , # Rr1a1sv Hayss &
Co., B0oksslers and StdtioWerS No Ia .ti~fsi srrft
PhilcdetphIG--Jnupary 9. ls47.l
Your syrup of " I'D Cneuy and Tar an iuvd ngts RENE.
dy; cured the colda with me if you VIM, a.
sfeate will chseriully give s. e. tfl,-..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

e. - Regular He'd River Packet Steamer
l.sAfaaAh.5SaT FASHION For Minden, Grand Bayou,
E;sszzssn& Grand Eeore and Alexandria-The elegant
passenger steamer FASHION. 6. X Remer, master, will
leave Tor the above FRIDAY, the 9th instant, 3
O'Clock For freight passage. apply board
myS Il. Il. SMITH, II Poydras st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09
- Il negnIar Nick. burg WeekIY FridaY

~ Regular tick,burg Weekly Friday
i<eHs,est Pa, ket Stean er sF. J AM il--For Weeks
fssssalsS burg, New Carthage, Grand Gull, Rodney,
Natchez. Fort Adams, Bayou Sara, Point Coupee Port
Hudson, Baton Rouge Paauenlne. Donadsonvle, and all
inermedise andings-rhe magnificent and swift run
kercheva WILL leave Tor the above and all intermediate
landings FRIDAY, the h NAV, at O'Clock p. NJ
For freight passage, apply on board o. TO
+. b. SMITH. II Poydras st.
n B-This boat will take freight for Yazoo RIVER with
privilege of re-shppng N.Y.
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WKAKNEss .AND pAIN ~ .THK DRHAsT.


PuILApELpHIA June % ls46- can highly recommend Dr.
Davis's syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knowledge
OF virtues My wife had been affected ir long with
weakness and pain in the breast; the ut this medicine
short time entirely relieved The symptoms would, after
time fecu and on all the rplel speedy
IN the inst place months she has been
free OF the affection consider It and recommend II uoG
valuable medicine Its gtheIng effect has been very great
in addition relieving the breast S.WADLpw.I9 Water
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09


NJ .NelotUUn. BHGka county. PsHRsU LDaHtd.l
EEwrowE, 9ti month go lSi6-A young man OF my ac'
QuunanCe has taken your Syrup and has been perfectly cur Il;
he ab0red under the consumption for more than three yefa.
and took many kinds OF medicine, and under
medical Of three of The physicians
this country but received benefit until he oUk Dr. DaV
Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar and Immediately commenced
getting better and well and heatTy. This statement
received from himse his name Henry Godshalk War
minister township, Bucks county, Pc. II hknuwn all over
the counIys poor abOrng man, and Cannot be- denIe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

FEVER AND AGUE.
Dr. Townsends Sarsaparlla is nnequaled in cases o. IL
Chs and Fever and Ague. The following letter only
of the hundreds that have received from the South
Mat nf onhara
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

known citizen, Mr.. Nlar has been for years III
rector OF the Public Schools, and has held offices
honor and responsibility;
PiiiApELPnrA, September 10, 1si5-A month or more
since, HIaGked with obstinate hacking cough winch
resisted the remedies, such paregunc and s1uI
and other ordinary medicines. Dr. nlvls- GGmunnnd SyrO
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved lew doses andhrss
tounhs OF a bottle eniley cured My mother W u, +,
troubled with abtua cough and has been IA ~,
aquils and paegOnc has been taking Dr. DAVIS ecin,
few days past and says her cough not halt bad
before she commenced taking IT. "'
Thomas MILLAR, Al Race street
E Sold Wholesale and Retail BY the General gents ier
the South and West, WRIGHT 4 CO
No. t6l On es~Stree New Orleans.
Where all orders must be nd dii
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-12-11
by Theodore schocn.

rERMS-Two dollars per annnum in advance-Iwo
dollars and quarters half yearyand if not pald be-
The end of The year, Two dollars and halt hose
who receive their papers by carrier or stage drivers
employed by the proprietor, Will be charged 81 IL
cents, per year, extra
No papers discontinued until all arrearages are paid
except at the option OF the Editor.
~ Advertisements not exceeding one square (SlN-
teen lneSl will be inserted three weeks for one dollar
and twenty five cents for every subsequent insertion
The Charge for and three insertions the same
A liberal discount made to yearly advertisers.
III All letters addressed to the ECitor must be post
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-11-11
Stop my ssapcr,

The Carolinian has been complaining
that tile independece of The press is in dan
ger, because il has received several orders
IN the language Of the head of this article.
1t is certainly disngrceablc to have such
orders coming in on an Editor, but we do
not fake the view Of the subjcc, that the
Carotinian does; our opinion is that in,le.
pendence Of the press remains safe, whilst
the tho press is allowed To disseminate doc
trines suitable 10 ono portion of the public
ln'spite OF any WHO may be opposed TO
them. 1t is certainly novel doctrine, that
the independence of the press is in danger,
unless each individual is bound to take and
pay for paper teaching political doctrines
entirely contradictory to their own private
sentiments. We can sympathise with The
Caroiiniai for we have heard tho cry of
"Etop my p5per,' too,, but VIC will en-
deayor TO bear it.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-11-11
Increase iIa the Direct Trade OF
Charleston.

Tho receipts oi revenue at the Custom
Honse Of this City for the lastlhrcc months
have averaged nearly s 100000 per month,
exclusive Of tho duties to hc paid on goods
which have gone into warehouse, The
uaua: quarterly average recnipt Tor duties
hero has been $l00,000, showing ut This
rate, Il quarterly increase OF 200 per cent.
This demonstrates. as plainly as figures can,
tho rapid augmentation Of the Direct Trade
OF Charleston, the Improvement both of tho.
State aud The Metropolis, as we'll ais tho
extension of our commercial ntercourse
with other sections of the country. Tile
lnmbor Of well supplied Wholesale es-
,ablshmenis in our ci,y--tha new lines OF
road and water communication opening on
all eidos Of ns--haye given this impulse 10
our direct trade, II must receive a constant
augmentation from the same causes, MS
they multiply, giving reduplca,ion toihe.
influence OF those causes. The rise o
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-11-11

GUS but uptair editorials, have succeeded
III hxlng uMs posi,lop for lilo two psfiiies
out ! OF the Slatc,it Is surely they who have
tslYen ille stub 40 Carolina eI,ivalry
And nesi.if II is prgot that any 1y a,tclnpt
Hereafter I. q TO rausal,h tie StafS ssillbe lnnre
diflicul. ,l,ail| eyer ne teslslhsni lint iihey
!hlasa tiann,t .;kIskS Biz BIG ,l,emseIyes iar
any prcciI,ttate measure which nece ssa riIy
napses aissft,sc, " mus, injuse tho cause Tor
Wiiose " advancement il was intended, ai,,l
sISsan;well conceive tl,atgl,Iie public mind,
a1nlcil often tampered With, does not quick.
,ysteslond, may hereafter, WHOM time Tor
action really comes, be inclined to ,nis,rruxt
those those who should direct il, and bu apt 10
suspect that ialI tien,anstratioi, Of snirit
81 and patriotism, nre bnt repetition Of Tho
mao tanaticlsm of the Bluffton Boyss Of ,4f,
or OF The rl,noIla. precipi,ancy of the Sc.
ccssionists Of Isl. S. SS5' 81,
y nSnl,r "Separate action frientls'' have
done much TO harm the cause of tho Slaic
and the South.- Southern STANDARD.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-11-11
From the Southern Standard.
More Abolition iia Chcrayy.
CHERA,y 4tb Novemt,cr. 1s

CHERAW 4th November, 1851.
~ e. f'ressteY Esq: Dear Sir Ii, Tie
Southern Standard OF The 29t, ult,, we find
the following statement. copied from lie
Camden Southern Republic: Ii,3
ss" The sotticr day, fifty or sixty perso,is
marched up and downtii,c streets Of (.ha.
raw, 4hnFralng Tor Abolition--neyer owned
any negroes, and sever would--huzzn for
abolition Some one asked why they were
not put down, and ~as answered, thnt we
arc not strong enough g."
How all this is mere fiction IVc arc
perfectly sure That no such ovcurrence. nor
any thing like II, cvcr. did take place In
Ghcy4W,, or we should certainly hive heard
OF It, We have long resided. in tho ,owr.
and been in the constant habit of free in-
tcrconrse with the pe0plc or both tie town
and neighborhood. From tile, a,liournYnen,
Of the Legislature In December last IN
the election in October, we, on cyerv suit,.
olo, occasion, freely i,iterciianged views
w't'ronr ieilow-citizcns, whenever va met
lhem, on the great politicalqurs,inn which
Was iasilatii'g tic State; but never, in any
single instance, did we hear any word Or
'nntimation 10 Of hostility to the institution OF
slavery; and we arc fully satisfied that 1,o
PoPu'a''on III tho State, or anywhere else,
ca,i DO more perfectly free from the least
ta'nt Of abnlltionism. .Wc almost feel that
an apology is due TO the honest, manly and
patriotic ycomanry of the District. for so
gravely noticing SO silly s!ancr upon
them. II is not done for their sake They
do no, need it Butlo dlsahuse the public.
Very respectfully, your obi servts.
NJ. MAoLEAS,
sstt JOHH LYNCH
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-11-11

ASoTIiER RESCUE OF 4 FucrrsyE. .--sst
Ottawa, o,, Sunday week, isso negroes.
came into tho city. They inquired the way
10 sonic known pllnce, and were directed
across the river, They Ind, however not
got far from town, before they were puraft.
cd ard nteriaken. by Mr. Constable Skin.
nor. and several others, who. slle1gipg that
they were fiigitiyes slaves, were about 10
rescue them, when ono ofthem showed his
free papers, and was allowed to go his way;
hutitln other was taken by force, and
4brough, back 10 town, where he was placed
on a, canal boat and started towards La Sal
lie, with ayiew Of boing there placed on 4
sicomer and conveyed to his mastcr at ST.
Louis. At Dock No IL, however, tho
negro was taken from the officers, who
were somewhat roughly haHdfed by tho
people, and tho boat went on without bir,.
g f'ierssaRd Dsmocra,.