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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-22

Ddvts's Syrup At H'ld Caerg and ydr-yVe yyor,c cali
attention TO the afVelssnento tbs yninahp ur,Iin, m IN
other column Severn cases OF M sau,ary si'tss Nm .o
undeT pesonsi observation, therefore aorbfe
recommend 1t 10 the afflicted. 3D. " H. Hsskt E,;ts-
aud Temperance Sentinel, (TreNoH,l te5 g. l8ll
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From M. S. c. HAYES, Of de am Of lrozs,, 5,, <,
Co., booksellers and Stdgi1gsrs No iy3 aJarls,
PhtIGdclDhia-Jahuary g. lS47. '''' 'i''SI'
Your Syrup OF Wild Chevy and Tar az ,sr,
tY; it cured the worst Of cnfa WITH fps Ii sor 49,
afGate ! will chenriglly give one. ( 4 49, ~
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49,, hFT"D ). y. (IfBeasl
PADUCAE, Ky, I1ne 3. lsfsNy stlr of ,ia,yt, nj Pa
yIap Is o." leaueeJ g AK noHt, ami ts popularity ay
cfeashs You "ouh 10 well ~ aan1 another supply
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THEY HAVE CONES,

Those persons who have been SO anxfously waiting
,I me arrlyalo of our 81 RGfCAi. DENTAL AND EYE
respectfully Informed that they have
" at come to hand and are ready for Inspection They
are really beautiful and guaranteed of superior uuav Cali
and see than. For sale by
telO II z. l.. MASSEY. COZ Cnmn md f,rnpio....
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sITsl FITsl FITS

=, FITST FITSI FITS1
Dr. Townsend havro tested his Sarsapafiiia in case
OF Fis, OF course nev Nod it. and was surprise
to receive the following gent and RESPECTABLE
Farmer Of Westchester county
FoRDHAA, August IL, lS47.
Dr I0onsend-Dear Sir. have little girl seven year
OF age who has been several years afflicted with Eits W,
med almost eryhng for hsI but without success at last
although we could find accommodation in circular
or cases Ike hers. thongh she very delcas
Meath we would give her of SaTsapnna, and an
very glad we did, for only restored her strength bnt
o mad no return Of the Fs to pleasure and sur
Prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-22
DIR. DAVfS'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY A

IN OFFERING to the pubc thisnew and vauablefemudy
4 I for COWS IMP ton. BR0NCHiTIS, aS1HypI,
COUGHS, COLDS, etc., we append few untucs ul ii'e
character and efficacy the medicine. Numerous tts,no
mals may be scent aps nohe for dsbuton atthe nt
which sufferers obtan lnay he prupt -dy
mat Dr. d. practising physician OF twelve yea ~
Standing, graduate OF the University oil Pennsy vama
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II Is the safest and efiectual medicine for pnflns
the syeten and relieving the suiferhgs attendant upon cd
0r eve: discovered Ii strengthens both the mother and
end, prevents pam and disease increases and enohe e.
oo1 those Who have used 1t think Indispensable Il /
highly useful both before ana after Confinement "a
vents diseases attendant upon ohildbit coyeness Pile
cramps swelling OF the feet, dependency heartburn To
ung pam 10 the back and joints, false pains hemorhaee
anu u regulating the seCretons and equazng the crcus
l0n II has no equal The virtue of this medicine ia Il
u aiways safe, ana the most delicate and successful;
very rev case9 require any other medicine; some hide
and light food with this medicine, will always insure sai
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-22
e RE NIPPLES

~ ~ hF LES.
The efficacy Of PAIN EXTRACTOR in this tises So
is remarkable. We Know of numerous cues and do no,
hesitate TO that the Ontmen will never fail for this uar
pose Decacy prevents from asking certificates from ladies
this subject. The following procured by one OF on,
Agents:
This will certify that we have used DALLEY;s MAGI
and cheerully recommend it those who may be aictea
with that most distressing complaint. most valuable ar
ticle 70 cure il. ,o.- PHEBE BRAY,
AGONY APRIL ioo - MARY MOORE.
FEVER SORES.
hereby certify that have been afflicted with aninyetera
hve hundred dollars In employing physicians nd in pucsne
eulcnes mat are used or recommended but to
~ R95eoe aG e AZ ssp head r and tied pA
great surprise, before had used whole box Of this
my limb was entirely healed and have nothing oil le
ahout BRAUDIk nAlIS
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, May s. ISL -
CUTS. WOUNDS AND sORKa.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these case,
wonderip 50 quickly does remove all pains and soreness
healing Old cores OF long standing is unparalleled.
Dear Sr About week since, while working at my raie
cut my foot In bad and dangerous
bit OF the adze entered the of my foot just below the IN
stop. The wound began infiane and cfsnue1 "a h. ia
until became much alarmed. | used British Oil Il inenrs
OF myth, and several adhesive pastefs but all to no prnos
then commenced the of
DALLEf's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
and in less than minutes the pain and inflammation ha
to subside, and has entirely left me- 7"N
can confidently recommend Dalley's Magical Pain f,r
tractor as being superior to anything have lseen tried lt
removing pain or inflammation ~
am shpcarpenter by trade, and snail he wilnot =.
hy TO the virtues OF the Salve all times when neoessayy
reside Franklin Avenue No. ISL where can rive ns
n''''e"'A uesnea' g4 TI, p IVY Sow a, ,r,,,
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ID O NJ E TIC POR rs.

csrnp CHARLESTON AnD HAyAN
.&1G&4. Packet : Utited Staths Mad Liae 5etaoee7
hev scsst-The splendid steamship IsABEL Capt. Ri
M Ivq tons bprthen has resqmed her regular s from
ior Geston-sth and aad Of each month"; leaving Chares
ton f0r Havana the LIST and 18th. = - ~
-, -, RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston or Savannah. ,,...,,,.,. sSD
Havana to Key West 49,. $500 - o,
toi further particulars, apply TO -
n. y. MQRDECAI, Charleston, orto
Z. ). HAhr 90. ~ Tchonpoues st. N. Orleans
ogsats AZ dava ma, DRAKE BR0'S.6l co.
Passengers esying Havana by this shin can reach
oaore on the Fffh Day by taking the Land ROME AMI
5tssalship to those ports. ds 5a,s '
e. FOR NORFOLK AND RICHNIOND.-Tbe
GL4AS hne and fast sal ing brig El.LEN M AHA Hall
- - master, will have Immediate dispatch For fieight
or passage, apply toWlNGFt EI.O, TRiCE & co
mha0 orto WM. J. DEWEY, IS Gravier street
$fIl FOR RiCHMUND-Passage ony-Tbe eopne1ed
2ksk schooner LaPRELhTr, Bray, master will sail
- In few days. and has fine accommodations ior
cabin passengers. Apply 10 'N'
mhl7 VIM. j. DEWEY, s. Gsaver st.
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SCROFULA CURED
TINS certificate cOncusively proves that this mn
perfect control over the most obstinate disease of III. Flood
three persons cured IN one house unprecedented
THREE Oh ILDREN
Dr. IounSed-Dear Sir: have the pleasure 10 inf,,,
you ihal three OF my children cured Of the croaia
" the use OF your excellent medicine. They afflicted
~ the away Tor which feel myself under great obga
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r. NJ. MoALPIN, Canal street Row,
olf u and ~ Common street
SUNDRIEs--
~ BElGHT VARNISH-30 barrels;
FITCH AND TAR-50 barrels each
WHITE LEAD-a50 kegs, al grades;
boiLED OlI.-500 gallons;
MANILA AND TARRED ROPE-AIl sizes;
lnsether with general of Shin Chandry ior
sac III low prices BY u: WOOD & co.
az Post u, I'd Mun'y, and Rad stores, 3D. Mun'y
SHIP CHANDLERY, etc etc, comprising
~ Manila and mp Rope-of all sizes;
um Pitch Tar; Rosn;
as-Hemp and Cotton;
3xs- all sizes;
patef7sSpller Sheipes--al sizes
Patsn Roller Bushings:
Sykes and Nails
Oars and Skulls--all sizes:
Paints, OILS and Varnishes
Hardware-a general assortment for ship use
Grockery, Earthenware and Glassware;
Brooms and Buckets;
Pumps and Rigging Leather;
Sailors Clothing Boots and Shoes;
groceries, Wines and Liquors-of ali descriDtions
~ F9r sale on the most reasonable terms, by
4. WOOD q 60. on the Levee, Post 2l Second
nus Nj 'ty and No, 5 RedS Stores 'FbrJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-22

CAUTION.
OWING to the Sstlccess and immense sale of Dr Tovn
sends Sarsapara, amber of who were formerly u
agents. have need making Sarsaparla ExtD,.ts
Eix, Buffers Extracts of Yellow Dock, etc. They
ally put II up IN the shaped bottles, and some Of Sem
have stolen and copied advertisements thpv aya ~ ~.
worthless limitations and should be avoided. Ne vi"
Principal Office l26 Fulton street, Sun Bniding Nov.
York; Reding 4 Co., State stree, Boston; Dyoi 8
10 NrM Secoad street, Philadelphia; s. s. Hance Dnn
gs Baltimore; r M Cohen Charlesion los Souti Pei
street, Albany; p. Ii. McGraw, Naohez; and bv Nil ,be
principal Druggists and erchanis generally tron SRoat %
United States, Westl and the Capadas s't ''e
:, J. WRIGHT, Isl CAartTys sj,rr,
Auu
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Pledge.-l, withouueserve solemulycA a
5WX pie e my honor .ha will neither IN ~
MAKE, 20 :. SELL or use as beverage, nyspir-
Ditaousor Ma. Liquors, Wine or Cider. ~
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- NOTICE TO TIL Il LADIES
Those that inmate Dr. Townsend's slarsa,arla bavs
invariably called their great Remedy ar Females ste
and have coped bills and circulars which relates 10 Inc
complaints OF women word for word-ote men who i, I
np medicine have, since the of Dr. Towner
SaSapa1la IN complaints incident nales, ecommenen
TIERS ath39gh previously they did number of these
Mxt9Fes rus, etc. are Injurious to females, as they agra
vafe disease and undermine the contribution aN'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-22

OPINIONS OF PHYSIt IANS
d. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Ply,
Clans in different parts OF the Union. '''
This is TO certify, that we the undersigned pbvac,, n
ge city Of Albany, have in numerous cases prescrbe
townsend Sasapara and believe II to be one of The ma a
valuable preparations in the market. ~ 1890
H. 2. PuLIHs, NJ. D
J. WILSON, NJ. D.
an. X. u. BRIGGS, N. D.
HiDdnY' AT l. 1877. r.. IL. ELMENDORyF, NJ, D.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-22

PORT CARnog, February &c, ls4i-yNessrs. Robinson
Davis's srap Of Wild Cherry and TIA vii take me isa
IN our part of the country. ! OF IT, and haze h,
dozen bottles bespoke have been 90 often tor Ir
Daoiss Depurattpe Extract and J0ssph Iar,g's U..-
LntneHt that havs taken liberty Of wiling ioy a.,
agency oT the above articles If agreeable you II co.
wnte me wefd and send me go dozen Of each, wits nv
show bills. Respectfully YOUR, SsnL Ev.ys,,., q
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- me following statement from worthy and vsI
oWh etiZfn Mr. Miilar has been ior several vsaIs III
honor and responsibility; ~ ' ''"'"oS ohlces ot
PHILADELPHIA, September 49, lsa5-A month n, ,,o,o
n"e, was attacked with obstinate hackinr cough hi"b
SISTED he common remedies such as iaIeF,te nj s,,T;
anq ,qler ordinary medcines Ir Days Comnopd S,
w no JheIy hnl Tar relieved few doses altby.
,uu'Iis " DOttle entirely cured Ny mother ~ ~
uouneu WIN an hahqa cough, and has been egulay t,
sqes anu paTeg0riG, has been taking Dr. DAVIS sInedicn
Few uays past, and says her cough 10 not bnlC so hn
before she commenced taking II. aa
s. THOMAs MILLAR, II Race s,es,
y Sold Wholesale and Rsta b. he General Asen,
the South aud West, V'Rh,IiT (, f11 ffESeItsief
No IHs On eseStrre Ma
Where all orders must be nd N" 'teahss
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DOCTOR u. r.
A s1aEsaSeaNlss S09SODUySW0

Wo'DER AND HLEssiN W TIik AGA.
TAG Most Extraordinary Msdtetat IN The Wor
THIS EXTRACT Is PUT UP IN QUART BorTLxs-iT Is six
lies CHEAPER AND PLfAsANTER, WAR
RFTED SUPERIOR TO ANY sOLD-IT
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING. PURG-
ING, sICKKNHs OR DEBILI-
yr,ue TATINe THE PATIENT.
al obe ea beauty and superiority q this saIsapaa over
'2 AND I'm E n isfy cii'
know1 It not only purfes the whole system and
,b M power possessed BY other medicine. Aud in
ns ane Eand H. ,s Of its wonderful ha.
Of severe cases of diseases at least 900 were considered
ncurabe 1t has saved the lives Of more than 5000 ChdeT
during the two past seasons '~ '''' '~'' N'
n Want Of NEK NfE 81 EN SEt;Rt!itif AM
Or IoWnsepds Sanaparila nvgorates the whole system
by the effects OF medicine ndscreon Committed in yontb
or the excessive the passions and
general physical prosIaon of the system asstade
decline, Fastening towards that fatal disease Copsumoon
can entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sara
parma Is lar ' fSVHG g CORDIAL,
as renews and nvgoiates the SYSTEM gives activity tn
mbs and strength to the muscular SYSTEM in most extra
GONsUMPTIoN CURED.
C4sanse and Strengthen: Consumption oan be cured
5Sronshitts csasamgtiOn, Liper Cemptaigt, Colds
e 1o Chest Hectic Flash. Might S1eafs, BiGesM .,
nse EIpectoratt0n Pam in Tho Side, ETC. haUs been
SITTING BLOOD.
Or. 1otcnSendI verify believe that your Sarsapanls
hqs been the through Providence Of saving my life
nave Tor several years had bad cough Ii became
1ghi sweas, and was greatly debiated and reduced
1d not expect TO live, have only used your SarsapBIa
n me- am able to walk all over the city raise nc
blood, and my cough has left You well mag Inc
'nat am thankful for these rssnlts Yogr obdt servant
WIN. RUSSELL, 30 Catharne street.
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.Uts
, This is only one of than four thousand cases
nheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparia has cured
me most severe and chronic weekly eraicated
James Cummings ESQ., of the assistants in the Luna
nc Asylum, Backwes Island, the gentleman spoken
ln,vinu latte
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Dayis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from M ~,
o. IT'S neliheia eiecs N my have been tyf eu
ume past SUBJECT To attacks q splitting blood ate;te with
weakness oil the breast aud leaey sensation al H. ltnu
accompanied with dyspepuc symptoms ast sppg b5yinT
an attack OF II was recommended by aoqu =
mad been cured By Dr. Davs's Syrup, Iy IT, ii "a. an
was relieved by II IN sss than bottle It's anna sNt po
effects were immediate. ~ ''o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

COURT OF OYER AND TEhNfNER-Before Judge
EDNONDs and Aid COHKLIh and MILLER.
TRIAL OF ANGELO SQUARZA. tqte resI1raHnt-keeper
Spruce 81 indicted for the Murder OF Aier koveH, y
sstabbng ham tcIh knVe, on soth Jy Gsf o. ~H'eA ~
died m SIR d0yS.
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Phiuips' Fire AnnihilatOr.

Notwithstanding the temporary lull IN the
exci,emen, regarding this Machine in this country
we find that it is operating with great success IN
England Lord Derby made successful trial on
his estate las, month, which is described as oio"s
by The L,rerpool Mercury Of Oct. l.
"With a view Of adopting the Fire Anaihiiator
Machines al Knowsley, as protection against nre,
Lord Derby put the efficacy Of the machines TO
severe test on Wednesday last at knowSioy lie had
the building In the park, known as the DAIRY, when
his iordship IS about to pull down, prepared ioI the
purpose. The building is circular and OF consoet1
bic DIMENSIONS with windows and doors all round,
oil of which were taken out, admitting strong cur.
rem, OF air, which increased By sort OF tunnel
ventlator opening through the roof This was allied
with a very large body Of dry poles pine boards,
large quantity OF dried faggots, and the place well
bedded With shavings, &c. For the purpose of keep
ns up fierce FIRE dozen tar barrels were placed IN
the center OF this ple Mr.. Francis Morton, of the
firm OF Francis & H. J. Morton. OF North John st :,
the sole agents for the patent attended and nlnuely
described the invention and the machines to Lord
and Lady Derby, who were accompanied by various
m, mhers of their family and number OF visitors and
friends all of whom eyinced great interest In an in
vention of so much public Importance. II WAS ar.
,anred that the machines were Tot 10 be applied
unis Lord Derby considered the pile was thoroughly
burning and the body of Ere sufficient TO constitute
very Severe test this being his lordsaip's spec al
object in proving the efficacy Of the machines Inc
Are was allowed to burn some time when his iord
shin gave the word and the machines were struck
on Prom the moment the vapor was orougas 70
bear upon the burning pile, the flames became La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

II was kind Of testimony that II the deed. with q
snowlsdge OF those circumstances, could have beon
Gone by some other person, 1t would be unsafe 10
convict II is better that guilty person should 20
clear than innocent one suffer He thought IL
this case very important link IN the chain wss
9iokeh, which is that prisoner vas not seen near
secessed after he left the house The Court there
,oie, 1nhk would be unsafe 10 convict and II the
Jury so think they render a verdict, other wise
inc case VIII proceed. The Jury. AFTER few MIA
utes consultaiion returned verde, OF Not Guilty.
much 10 the satisfaction, 1t need no, be said and ss
he appeared, OF s who was discharged and Ieceiy-
ed the congrstulatlon OF some of ms fr,enis.
The witness Comsncini, VINO had been brought m
on attachment, having gone away after being suh-
paeued IS TO show cause on Monday WHY proceed
ings for violating the order should no, be entered
against HIM.
The following gentlemen composed the Jury in The
above case Jas. W. BnnckerAod John Rae, IT,.
Thos. Fraser, George II Cole, Moses x Whitney.
John {. Hunter Elmer c. Hslsey. Paik. A. keene,
Joseph Moobsck, VIM. r. Brown, James Cowt, Jas.
). Clark.
The Court then adjourned to Monday, when The
rial OF Grunzs for the alleged murder, by poison Of
his wife, Will proceed
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LECTURE on acknowledgements
RECEPTION OF THE ExILEs.-Is having been an
nounced tina, the Rev Daniel p. Noyes would de-
liver lecture on Hungary at the Brooklyn Institute
last evening, before the Philoma,hean Society," me-
rary Society recently organized, and that the Hun
garian Exiles would be present, densely saronsed
audience in which the ladies formed the majority,
was present long before the appointed time and hun
dreds had to go away unable to obtain admission
At O'Clock the gallant band Of war-worn painos',
escorted by Aid. Franklin of this City and Gen
Duryea and Coroner Ball OF Brooklyn, entered the
building amid the most enthusiastic cheering \
great deal OF curiosity had been manifested to behold
them and their fine soldlerly forms, ana cali ogni
fed bearing, attracted good deal of attention Col
Bezenczey and Col Perczel occupied seats on we
plalform and bowed their acknowledgements 10 t'e
audience.
Rev MIR Moves commenced his lecture ~ express
ing the qualification he felt in beng ABOUT W
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stantly controlled. and were extinguished with the
marvellous rapicity which characterises the inven.
ton. and in few minutes the whole body Of the fire
put out Lord and Lady DERBY. with their
friends, Immediately went to the building and his
lordship entered it, the atmos phere being quite COOL
and capable OF being breathed wIthou. the least In
convenience. All present expressed their sttisfac-
ton the complete success which mad attended the
trial. Both Lord and Lady Derby were pleased also
to state to Mr. Morton that they considered the trial
severe one and the result entirely Satisfactory anu
conclusive. Messrs Moffon have now pat these IN.
valuable machines to severe trials, both on board
ship and on shore in Liverpool Manchester. LEEDS,
and Bradford, with the same uniform success. Al
Stockport, some of the cotton spinners there nave
themselves proved the efficacy OF the machines upon
large quantities OF burning cotton as will be seen IN
our advertising columns In Leeds and Brad'ordthe
corporate bodies attended and TOOK an active part
We understand the orders from mill-owners, manu-
facturers merchants for shipment abroad, and prl-
yate individuals. are very numerous: and we trust
our public authorities, who undertake the responsible
cuty of guarding the property in the town from IRE.
will not be Indifferent or backward. but will avail
themselves OF what has been so fully proved, aud IS
so generally admitted to be an efectual prevention
of the occurrence OF destructive hres 10 neglect
such provision would be to incur a very grave res
possibility"
Lord Derby has also published letter giving the
details of the above experiment and concluding as
follows:
am so entirely satisfied with the experiment,
which consider to have been very high trial, ana
OF the value of the invention, that intend TO keep
some of your machines different parts of this house
and the buildings attached and have to request that
you will supply with half dozen OF the size USED
the other day, which believe were No. 5. ought
to add, that very considerable number OF persons
who were present at the experiment appeared en-
tirely to concur in the view which took OF its COM
pete success. can have no objection to your max
ing any use you may think proper of this letter.
am sir, your obedient servant,
(Signed) DERBY.
hno,csley. oct. Is, 1851.
We but express the feelings Of the public at large
in saying that we sincerely hope the American Com
pany will soon be able to publicly demonstrate the
utility of this invention. When this is done nothing
can prevent its universal adoption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19
TO COMMIT BURGLAR

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT BURGLAaY.--A
man named Peter Read was caught at ~ O'Clock
Yesterday morning, attempting with small iron
crowbar to force an entrance into the clothing store
NJ Brown & Powers, corner Of CathaIlne-lane ana
Broadway. Officer Weylan Of the Fifth Ward, was
on duty N the vicinity, and passing the store o.
served the fellow at work and immediately aSresteo
him. He had broken the door and had nearly cHeG.-
was taken before Justice Lothrop and held of eAAm
mat
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
Another Riot mt Chagrcs.
TWENTY OR THIRTY AMERICANS KILLED.

The steamship Georgia, from New-Or-
leans on the lith, via Havana, arrived about 2
o'clock this morning. She brings us Panama
papers to the LIST inst We annex the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-19

MORAL AND RELIGIOUS DEsTITUTIoN OF
EASTERN NEw-YoKK.-A meeting similar to the one
held last week in the Laigh.s Baptist Church, with
reference to the moral and religious restitution Of
Eastern NewYork, especially this city and vicinity
will be held in the Pieneponts Baptist Church, DR.
Welsh's) this evening" at z. o'clock. Addresses may
be expected from Rev. DR.. Hodge, Rev. Messrs
Bachus and Westcott, and NJ. B. Anderson Esq, OF
Tbr Nsp. York Recorder
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-05-24
OBITUARY.

Died, in Irish Valley, Shamokin tp., on
the 2d of May, MARY RACHAEL SfNTON,
wife of John Sinton, and daughter of George
and Susanna Bastian, aged 81 years, months
and days.
1.-THE deceased before her departure was
anxious to leave this world, and exhor,ed her
friends and relatives TO be also prepared 10
follow. She was a useful woman, and an
excellent neighbor, attending TO the wants
and minstering to the comforts Of the sick.
She was Inferred at Sunbury, on Sunday the
4th inst
On the same day, Of Consumption, SU-
SANNA MOODY, wife Of Allen Moody, aud
daughter Of John and Susanna Mutchler,
aged 81 years. G months and ls days.
TThe death of the deceased was sudden,
and was caused by the rupture of blood
vessel while at the door She died soon
after she was taken into the house. She
was buried on Sunday the 4ih inst, in The
Grave Yard of the Methodist Meeting House,
in Irish Valley.l
Communicated