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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
To MralIls and the Sex.
THE CELEBRATED
GonIatocts @e0trtnea.

lst The GREAT PAIN ExTRACTcR r to0SNE1si
DALLY's) curing all Burns aud al external Fans 40
%. BALN OF CoLUNBLA for Staying or Restoring
the Human Hair.
and INDIAN VEGETABLE ELLIER, cure for all
'-i s.h, " MxAiG's 1cousI1c OIL, certain cur. s.s
Deafness
5th HATS LLvANEyTa known cure for the Pes
9th. .sF'oUy'S NICK HyiDacHE REhEDY
7th. AO1IfERs RELIEF, for all women in the fs~i
sth. LoSGLErs GREtr WESTERN INDIAN
P4ytCE for Cod and f-v-risi, feeling AN! prsvrnt.ns
E-yers; for Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious Az
tons tor Darrhra Indigestion aai Los ot Appstll'
for Co tvruess in fIiaes and iaaes AID nervous son
plaint. for Stomach ANerliors p sper-ia Piss kh.u
matt &c. The points il + cot bad 70 tAhs
never gives pain. ami never irsyr- one cos'ive .,
9Th. KOLys70CH S VEGMfuGs (worn hiser-
for children or gown p-r-ons.
Imh. NRS EhOTy'h GREAT FAM KILLER
No medicine has Jccn di-covcrtd that is so happily adaP
i,rnag drops to hs taken, and Vet p"r'ora
such wonders when applied .JsTVqiy as wash or szth
by ftction.-in BATTLES from i.1s TO so cents each
llth. SATNHOLIZ'S E0:CH -i-D BkD 1ss
BlNE for driving away vsr.nn in a shcrt time.
l2ih. The celebrated LI.,'s Li1E FILLS and TEN
| PERANCE BIfTEHX
18th. DR. BaRTHoLFHEWS FINK SYRC!, th'
popular Ex pcc,"ran for Coughs. C'li. InfuenEa, e.
lIth. TIE Ei>I INDIA AND NEWYORh HHIh
DIES, ia" only sure coinrnr Of IN. hair;
18th. E.irHAt'r or s1RSAPARTLLA. This ar
tcle las outiiy.d all other ssrsaParas and still si's
L
| Eth. The celebrated sarrad STRE.yGIHEYIfE
PLASTER made fron, DS. LINS recipe, and the most
popular in the krt.
CERTAIN and easy cure for Tooth Ach".
! 18th. Or C0MsToCK ha. lately bought the right 10
tie United Stats. of the celebrated CO.NtENIHADD
. MINERAL UIrFR found at the salt sprines OF pr
VIM. e. Chase. at It. IA herin.t, c. Ills medieisf
has at'an,J notorietv AMI popularity never before
equall-d 10y preperton that nos and Its sale has
been with its merits which extraer
diBsry-
All the remedies fully described IN ALNANAe, 70
be given To all who call whore tile dcnss srs KEPT
NOTICE. All prrUaratiops h. h.rriofnr- kHo~naa "CoH
STOCKS" or COMsTOCk 4 cos. sl~sys belonged -
ciusirsiy Or Lucus : ConStck; and though the zig
nature Of Comstock Co. will he continued, this extra
labc with th. fac smiIe SIGNATURE Of Dr. g c. will in
future d.siypai- The GENUINE.
ALL OTHERS MUST BE SPURIOUS
LCCIUs g. COMSToCK.
! The rbor- medicine can To had In Levishurg osly
= J. WALLS wto '',- or'v dealers in tn" .enunt
COHyTOCK'S PRFPiR1TyoyS lyflNnE&s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
Pennsylvania.

"CHARGE AGAIN :" was the order Of
the heroic Scott, as he was borne riddled
with bullets aud barely alive from the
bloody field of Lundy's Lace. They did
"charge again." and they swept the field.
Iu the same spirit, the Scott men Of PENN
sYLvANIA are preparing in their several
Counties for the great struggle now less
than two weeks before Us.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

Gen. SCOTT has returned, and left q good
impression along his track. He vas invited
to attend the State Fair at Lancaster, but did
not turn aside from the original route laid ou.
BY the party with whom he Travelled.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
Recent Elections,

MOBILE, Oc7. lS.-The returns Of the
election in Florida show tho election of a
Wing Governor, by small majority, and
also the reelection of the Hon. E. c. Ca
bell (W.) to Congress.
COLUMBUS, O. ,Oc. 1--we have returns
from 65 counties in this State, which
show Wing gain Of over 1900 on the
vote for Gen. Cass, in 184S.
D~W1SCONSIN has had an election
for Judges. The Democratic Ticket was
again defeated
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
. Indiana ind Ohio have gone for t6,

- Indiana End Ohio have gone for the
Democracy to the tune Of Of many thou
sands. A Del,acratic Mayor has been
elected in Baltimore by over 5000 maj.
woodwar,! and Hopkins maj. in ths State
will be tri6e over $4,000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
ANOTHER INSTANCE OF CAIDoE

To D. c. NoaBnEAp, NJ. D., Gen. AT. ~ D.
CHHisIIs. New York.
Dssv S1.-Being . physician in the vicinity q
one Of your Agents. have been much gf,siAsd 10
the examination Of your Gslvsnic Curstivss, ssA
highly pleased with their practical results have
observed that they on the true seisa
ufc principle for the sastit. szs. pleasant and
fisuoi Development Of the 0alsanie Current thsssby
flling disdsratum long sought for but Asrssolors
unknown ] cheerully reconmad then lbF ~
elevation and cure Of those distressing ailnsas
called NIRrors CoNr&Assrs, for which thsy sss -
happily and inseniously designed:
Very truly your. DAVID kIC1s u y
Lsverett, Mas, February Is. lsso
~ No trouble or inconvenience attanAs he osr
Of DR. CHRIS7IE'S C,iLFARI6 66AA17Yx2
and they NAV be by the moot feeble sAd Ao1i-
cate with perfect and safety. In nssy eassp
the sensation attending their use is AigAiv Slsssss
snd sgrs-sSls They are accompanied BY fall 80
plain directions for Pamphlets with full pas.
ueulars may be obtained gratis Il The sathsgsse
Agent.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Bollaea
The Galvanic Necklses. Two Dollars.
The Galyanic Bracelets, One Dollar Isak
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
% Bsssrs Of Csssssfsits ssI wsssAJAss I.sssfssa
D. C. MOREHKAD, n. D..
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED 61A1Eo
Ia REoa2Way, HsW ygh
Asnr in Lswisburs-c. W. sCHAIHL1 IysIcs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
CIIISTIE'S GilvANlC CrRiTIIES,
,h.,,u,e aud Positive SpseiAs.

tn. ErrT !, used when the body o: system gene
ralIv i, affected the NECkLACt. for complaints Of
he Throat as As,hma an: BroncAi,i ana OF tIe
Head and the 1iiAGELETS iof all disofcefs OF 'Ac
,r,ns 6r irnL, a, ULeuma,rsm Palsy. Trsnors ant
Spaszlolic affections. These articles are simply ~
pi,sd a, dirsc:ed " I'll tie MAGNETIC FLUID which
accor.yanc, them. and when faithfully ussA Lac!
SEEt.R FAIL
Sc The gr.a: POPULARITY and excellence o. tAs
GaTVaNlp C'-pATIVES consists il tho fact thst
r,-. arrest and cure disease BY cItW1d apptessssa
IN place Of the usual rrethad Of DrugginG sns
Psvsicking the patient till exhausted nature sahs
horeIs.sly under the iafiction- 7tey ssmstar" ~
hole syt:es eq .a,i1s ~ circulation 0 DH Blood -
-sts the secre.ioas inrigssie tiT snitrs ns1S-s ~
ean DO the sSi i.ess AaT 1dSr any ec'nsIs"eec
Since their introduction the United states on1y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
Glory to Winfield Scott

Glory to Winfield Scott.
"GLoRY TO WINFIELD SCoTT! AND
FOREVER SILENT BE THE RIDALD TONGUE
THAT WOULD sLANpER HIS NAME WITH
AUGHr THAT Is NOT GLORIOUS IN ACTION,
INvISclBLE IN COURAGE, AND UNFAILlNG
IN RESOURCES AND WISDOM.
ranian, May 10, 1S47.
OThe same Pennsylvania now accuses
Gen. Scott of theft. cowardice, falsehood. Abo.
litionism. Nativitm, incompetency, etc. etc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
LEWISBURG WHIG.
Pua YaHsIpENr,
GEx.WINFIELD SCOTT, of New Jersey
ron VICE PREsIDENT,
Gov WM MA.GRAHAM, of NorthCarolina.

QTThe preliminary skirmish in this State
results drawn battle. We gain in the Sem
ate-hold our own in Congressmen-andl lose
on our Stale Ticket BY the absence Of Thtr.
ty thousand wings from the Polls
This is no indication Of the great contest,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
The following are specimens Of

The following are specimens Of the
arguments usco :. !.
did not expect to find tn" )" o
in the columns of the Sullivan SoUA'9
Democrat, 3lst August last:
"The nomination of Scott was an act Of
folly. he has weak, silly head which he
has made 80 notorious that all the world
hBa8f,knr ,oRi oRid any g aqs sIger Sss Kssa sase
foes.......He is perfect laughing stock.
The boys initiate his strut. His sayings
are by-words of ridicule.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
HUSSEY'S GRAIN REAPER,
or cutting both Gram and Grass

Great Improvements FIR 1852!
MANUFACTURER and for sale at the
N Lewisburg Foundry By
GEDDES, MARSH & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
5000 PER SON 8

Including al! ages. classes and conditions. snonS
whom ere a large number Of Ladies'. who are Pess
Iarly SUB sc- TO Nervous Complaints, have bsen
ENttrcIy anu permanently cured,
when ali hope Of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried il vain The Le1e5cisi results
which have uniformly a;iende. their - cock.
denty stated 70 be wi,nou, ,arallo in the annals
of Medical Science. Ciergymeii. lawyers and sssz
PHYSICIANS ladies' Of the highest standing di-tn-
gui.net persons helding elevated Official stations
merchants, manufacturers and mechanics The poor
and the rch alike cften whole families araons al
Glasses ranks and coniIrion. have equally been
eipienls and have equally acknowledged the wc.-
drois and often unexpected beaesis hich the, hs's
thus received
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Galvanissa.
A 49, Ill AL 1l....N
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

s~Mr. John Boop, Of Union County,
who was lately out West, states that on
the 22d Sept, vote for President was
taken on the Lake Erie boat be was in.
and on cars between Buffalo and Roch.
ester, with the following reault
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS,

and in these diseases medicine is Of avail what
ever 1, neser does good and i; often does hsrn-
svrup, Extracts, Baims. Ealsams Ehars. Bittsrs.
Pills Powders and Fotions Of every kind are aliks
worthless for they weaken the vital energies Of the
pros,ra;ea system while under the strength.
eniuS Eies giving, vital1ing influence Of Gavanisn.
=. apnl,t fy this beautiful discovery the exhausted
o,ten; ana weakened sufferer 10 restored to forass
health strength elasticity and riscr.
These remarks relate 20 such diseases - ShC.
RALGIA. TIC DOLOREuX, BRONCHlIiS fAL.
FITATiON OF tie HEART. wEAkSESa and ell
FINALE DISORDERS. such as NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE. LASsITUDE and pESrONDENCY. which
are ou!y other names for Nervous DeranEersHf ;
IPILEPrIC FITS and CONvULSiONS which are
now known TO result from q noneqailbnum ct
yIectrie influence; NERVOUS TREMORS. DSAv
NESS which Is nearly slways caused by torpieity
Of the Auditory Nerves. and can always y s"Jsetss
eu,,d bv av anisn when the organ 70 not dsstIoysd
DySPEPsiA in it, wors. forms FAILS. and rARA
IYsIS uniformly caused by deficiency of Nefvoss
;naysnce: CHRONIC RHEUMATISM TOkliDiLi
of the LIVER, PAIN in the SIDE. SLUGGISH SIR
,rjIATioS SPINAL and HIP CoNpLA!NIs'
DEFICIENCY Of NERVOUS and PHfSl'AL kS-
SRGy and all those distressing complaints result
ing from a DERANGEMEST OF The SLR'ots
system A..
In ,h. above prevalent and terrible class o. eis
4 xase.-Ne-vous Com flaints are much nofs sshss
1 ius t.an is generally imagined
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

S~Ths Piereeites make great ado ovel
the fact that Scott has been, paid BY tht
Government, in 40 years, $lS, 900 for e1tr.
allowaness-secret ssrvics money, 30
Gen. jackson was paid, in 8 yeans, SIS, ,00l
for the same purposes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

s0The narrative parts Of Gen. 1RvrNs
speech iu the Town Hall last night were
interesting; but bis attempts at argument
ietrs we'd the treacheroas footing of . great
p,r.y tottering to its fall Such feeble
and transparent .ophistry will signally fail
"a sedue. the Dem, ,>cracy from their allegi-
ance to principle. In this contest. PIERCE
4" heads the columr," and on the 4th Of
March his victorious footfa.' will awaken
tSe echoes of the White House.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

D~It is amusing to listen to the thou
sand and one excuses given by the Wings
for their disastrous defeats in Ohio, Indi
ana, Pennsylvania, &C., and the dogged
pertinacity with which they still insist, in
spite of the ugly evidence to the contrary
that Scott will carry the day. Well, we'll
the Democracy are magnanimous, and car
afford to be generous and forbearing TO-
wards their chop fallen pponents-neve'
more 80 than nov, when flushed wi.h vic
tory. and still greater Democratic triumph.
ahead.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

AIn Desha county, Arkansas, at the
Election in August, there was a tie vote
for Representative. At the recent special
election between the same candidates, Viii.
son, Whig, had 81 majority.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

GGen. VIM. H. Irwin made capital speech
10 crowded audience at the Town Hall ias,
evening.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

b~Scott's Tariff principle is expressed
in his words-"I am for Protection for
the sake Of protection" Gov. Graham,
with several Southern Wings, disapproved
Of some Of the details of the Tariff of AZ,
but when it was enacted, he defended it,
and stoutly opposed its repeal. He is an
uudoubted and reliable Protective Tariff
man.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

~ Sepenteen " PIERCE Committe Men"
in Kanhawa county, Virginia, have over
their own names announced their intention
tovote for Vuginia's greatest living son
WINFIELD SeOTE. The South have great
dread Of Yankees"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

|, nNkvccT!ss 8 ;,esT MAY DEFEAT Grs.
SCOTT:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

Tvs acknowledged and extraordinary curative
rowcs o. these wonderful inventions is nov 30 gsa
.ray known and their sales and reputation through.
out the VI hole country so extensive that 1t voaA
seem unnecessary 10 urge their merit. firther Bs:
come lac unstznces have occurred which render
Il. matter o: du,y TO the public not to be al;eysAse
silent for while the epaemeral nostruns o! tie Gay
are trumpeiei by columns through The Press $40
swsllossa by quarts and gallons ~ The as'essd.
sad arc found Just good for ns:.ias.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

@.Hon. VIM. Thompson, of Virginia,
some years ago wrote his opinion Of the
youthful Win6sld Scott in the following
wosds-(ses life Of John Randolph, by
Hugh A. Garland -
1--WE have been visited by the young
ladies Of Liberty Stock, and by it's Mentor,
Major Scott. l had rather have his wis
dom than Newton's or Locke's, for, depend
on it, he has dipped deep IN tie science Of
the mind"
SCOTS uniform success, in the most diff.
6cult emergencies, during a long life, shows
him to be indeed unsurpassed in his
knowledge of human mature.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22

D~Reader! where are the millions Of
gold that are constantly coming from Cal
lforuia! Have yox any more than you
had before it became so plenty! No
then where is it! Gone to pay scorkmen
and enrich copitalists in England, for cork
,ehich might, could, and scoxld be made in
our Opn land under Protective Tariff.
1%We do not support SCoTr because
he is a brave Soldier. Our admiration of
him rests upon the fact, that, although the
=" bravest of the brave" NONE LIVING HAS
DONE MORE TO PREVENT BLooDsHED, AND
TO SPREAD TRUE PEACE PRINCIPLES THAN
WINFIELD Scorr. With him as President,
no Nation dare insult ours, nor would any
War be needlessly allowed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-22
ehrtt,e.s Calvan,e and Magnetic eurstivss,

have been quietly working their way among the
most intelligen, and respectable Glasses and are
constantly achieving cures in alarming tras Of
di.ea,es which have for ages tacie3 all the aid OF
medicine and all the resources Of Science Ihsss
c-iIel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-10

l,l.{..t RECyrprs or PRODUCE - II
a. ,y se cs e H.s M sss
sbifS ssls IS fes a s.4 Is 81.
s;.,
Ieo s esae. Gooper sess ptsi sstty gss,t
s.s a. e g ss Ks.. ss Il s,
4c-0 egg ea aeo1sa wafer cooiers eddts57
ssst @ d. {. ss ssr s.sss sasu ssen
aladries to order-rotai, I5s hhda tobacco. lf'HftN
Do bss Shss ssss TaneI Ws
col Ind boz DO BIZ eggs Shaw 4ee5 DO Stone q Wal
T. 81 I e Sssses sS e % CT i sss
~ ss - ss. esen q Sha. o order
steamer 70 bT Bsy u ND. .sa 4eSss ~
s To- IS bbs oiasse Jackson Aios d. Il bids rsr 70
wgL7vsieh aeos 100 Ibis n,ol...ss De
q 81 bbs mels.s Savage, William: deas Dbl nolaa.ss . u
90 1ha $50 90 90 M % asso q
g e g Hewitt Morton ~ a s3s...
20 NM ee .,n 4, nna f'" w
opELousAs-per steamer syson.a: Al hhds sah.~r
% Burifidge DO ksiy 600 40 soarnn
rsys ssis. ee..ea WOOL
,aser es d, blankets s sIs ,ass s.s ToG 2
ID T. -. ss,,oa II -. 'ass,
is. &c. * Ss' CT Il
v W fssas w css, ae a.sssl as ses s5a s
SsS sSaa assa 81 S sa as*y
gass.. 9,
49, Cnddv aeaa9 feiiow.s Gcog Wr;ch &ca a.
VIII Ds.os-ss Payne Harri.sn-4 Brudsr Wiilsms eo.
yis srslsen dso7 &eoE7 Fsarn DJns 1o4 b
~ tan A ' " e wv -'e'' ' ~ "'' ~" ~
Wv. ~, n. NJ, H ~, II :
sW ~ p,s een "
ifa"hhs- 10 nSI, " 4colI 90 syne 4ea5 hen-
dsrton pea-lo bs,oeqog az ~ pids susnt
Payne 20 " ign. 1eo,o 40 bsIks Ernsst
90 40 a s
Nv 70 NJ az haer y W e. u ~ tsnE
d. 90 earn, ~ os'ea moss
hsehsr >Ney a eSeh acc
--sana''f 70 oider. $1,000, 4,l,,,r,,.. 80 ~
fLAFBOATs.
aNEsvLLE-Per Surxss Adarns
Graham Il f. I'll ..I, 49,. a, ., ,,..,. n =. )
INnT rJ. And .vo a,. san AZ saw 1.s
a., ~. a. a. 70 n. a,s Ia Leg isr r q Tsi
n hsp'n' vs. w ''' : ~ s'" '' ~ '" t'''et : NE
INDiANA-Per two boats 100 sucks conn., 1870 tons hay
1NDANAPer SimoEon's two boats: $50 bbs pork 100000 lii
bulk do bbls nr, cor
Norton
NrssIgsJpp-per to boats 7s ul.s cotton p Owen
.mnI. Ssrr,n .eaB,rb annou B,r AeoFelowe Hraey
W;isn - W;ians-fI.ysfani Rms sro-F Wak-r-hrrry
Henderson .es - i : - .,@I ~ n
mn ,.i. ,,o..xa. q. P,I.s,ro
b'R r... w. o'i' h's-Aes"
..f.f5If-t tz-.-.= GOV sInNRrS. - Sal .4tfl q
-. -, -, - -, ~ Ne. c,r.Af.-
er -p nha"an iool W
~ !, n W - 6 Ea.. -
y = " ~ - @ - II 81 ~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-10
NEW ORLEANS Markets,

frsrD s,f,,., ~. f.4 n CaEscgFr O1yIcg,dsjD7 lrm
tim, ,,,; ,,s,, Monday Morning, May 10, 1881 II
CoTTON--Buyers came forward quite generally on
Saturday but there not much Offering, the sales
did not exceed 5000 bales. Prices show advance Of
about N since the Europas news :flK s,o.,iysf ,s
NEW ORLEANS cLA.stPIc ALTON. SON u, .<y-
inferior Niadng Fair 9 95aa1sG
Middling .s140sal Good Fair. .1o140
Good Middlins-.,9 @9,AG and Zine -. nominal
r.ste =. = r, ~. Cotton, bales. Tobacco. hhds
stssf on s snne Sept iys sassi Sl
Nees'vs' y yesserday s ssssas III a-ssass
.'',,i.,,n ' I-'...s.-5 l.Ss5s,7A 62207
Saturday.a..t 10577--l ,190.S6S i9 140rsS6 134
Stock hand not cleared. .... ..lA5g28 ti o26073
TOBACco-An active inquiry prevailed Id the Tobacco
market and nearly 1900 hhds sold which We par
ticulurize follows 1Z3 hhds tax 40 at az 81 Of
which d 1T * at * and q at 81 215 and ~ hfds
at; At at 44041a s55 of which IA at 81, at g. 10
damaged at ~, ss at 4I27 at 3tl and so at 1915
also. IA hhds Mason County at 460ssze' p H. l,"
SUGAR AND MOLASSES--Sonle 200 hhds Sugar found
purchasers at 4sD5Le for good common to fully fair
and $50 bbs Molasse at 252sk& the latter rate for
choice reboile6 r. if-"rF iFtf 81 7f' f7H"7 ~ 'ilf
FIOUR-The market was still fir1ner. and 5000 Bbls
found purchasers comprising $50 st. Louis So rs for
superne and 81 IS for extra 100 bbs Ohio in four lots
at SO 80 100 extra do at 81 82 and l427 bbls Ohio "a
fatboat load to be delivered alongside ship at So SO
p Dbl. 7"7 Sin+ 7sf'it' 'ff5sst'' stH'ie| '
GRAIE-Corn was in fair request with sales Of II coo
sacks. of which 30o0 by party, at O45 2O prime
white at Az and 5000 in various lots at 4246 for
dnary mixed to good white also $500 bushels in the
at 64e q Dbl OF Oats 602 sacks Wabash sold at
32t y bushel and of Bran 100 sacks at 75% p 100 f
The only sale Of Wheat heard Of ordinary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-10
Departures Of tie Collins and cunard Steamer.

rHOW Dl'J>.
GAMBIA, OBS. ot BosToN. SATURDAY May t.
ATLANTIC, (Ara.). Tor new YORK WEDNESDAY,, 8.
AFRICA, tBr),.,,.or NEW YORK. SATURDAY, u. 90
CAMBRIA. Orr. ,m BOSTON. SATURDAY. :5 Is.
ARcTIc, (Am).., or NEW YORK q. WEDNESDAY, -, ID.
ASIA, (Br.)...,..,or NEW YORK. SATURDAY, aa1.,
AMERICA, CBr.). ...fos fof- 20.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-10
..r.a.r OFF ICIAL J' aa.J FL
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, May 9, 1859.
No. 10.
No. 10. .f.. .sa' .tt.H
I'm Ordinance Concerning the CttJ Printing

No. 10. Mf.. .s .4a.a ., r.,r
I'm Ordinance Concerning the City Printing.
Art Be it ordained That from and after the passage
of this ordinance shall be the duty of the Comptroller
of the city the 4th Monday Of April Of each year to
aIudcae at public auction and to the lowest bidder the
contracts for furnishing printed forms and blanks
lob printing required BY the various departments and off,
Of the city after giving notice Of such ad
Indication in the official journal of the Common Council
during five days previous thereto and that the said
tracts shall be divided as hereinafter provided.
Art @ That the first contract shall be for the printing
and furnishing OF all forms blanks and other JOB printing
city the discharge of the duties of his office that the
second contract shall be for the printing and furnishing
required by the Treasurer Comptroller Surveyor and
Street Commissioner in the discharge of the duties Of their
offices and that the third contract shall be for the print
ing aud furnishing of all forms blanks and job printing
which may be required by the Mayor the several Boards
of School Directors and by any and all other officers and
employees of the city in the discharge of the
duties of their Offices unless otherwise specially prov
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Art s. That it shall be the duty of the Comptroller to
obtain from each of the aforesaid officers boards and
ployees far practicable correct copies of all such
blanks forms and other matter to be printed may be
required in the duties of their several Offices and that
said copies shall be exposed in his office for examination
aud inspection by all persons who may desire to bid for
said contracts during the time of the publication Of said
notice e.,
Art That separate bids shall be for each of said
contracts and that the bids shall be for the price per
and other printed matter required in said contracts will
be furnished and printed by the party bidding and that
the party 10 Who any one OF SAID contracts be ad
Indicated shall forthwith furnish good and sufficient
surety to be approved by the Finance Committees of the
Common Council IN the sum of $4,000 for the faithful
performance of the contract.
Art. 5. That Immediately after the final passage and
publication of this ordinance, the Comptroller shall pro-
to SELL after advertising during five DAYS the con
tracts for the printing etc. herenbeore provided
the year: to end on the 4th Monday of April, 1858.
Art It shall be the duty of the four Recorders and
the four Superintendent of the Public Schools to confer
with the Comptroller previous to ordering the blanks ETC.
that there shall be uniformity in said blanks through
out the departments mentioned in this article
[Sgned WM G. Z. CLAIBORNE,
President Board OF Aldermen
lSgnedl ''' = FRANS. ALPUENTE, '
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 9Th May, 1852
Gsgned A. D. CRoSSMAN, Mayor