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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc

LETTERs.-For single letter, not exceeding half an
Ssa,t ane. a no ,,,ias po'' ~ NV e I'D
For every half ounce, and anB over every nan
ounce the same rates of postage; and when adver-
tised two each letter, or four cents, II the
advertising cost much additional. q
For drop letters, not to be mailed, each.
CIRcULARs.-Fo amy printed circular handful adVer-
tisement unseaed sent any distance ;........... .
NKwsPAPERsOf 1900 square inches, or less, sent over
90 and not more than 100 miles, or any distance
Sent such a distance, ~
Nepspapers-unles to subscnbers-3 cents each prepdd
or not forwarded from the Post-office,
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River Premiums.

From Ne1o Orleans = % prem.
To Vicksburg and all intermediate Landings a(0 Il
To Memphis Mills Point, Randolph. Manchester,
Shreveport, Hanisonburg, Vermilonville, Co
and Jones Landing AG0L4
- Coates Bluff. Columbus, Ca and Grenada,,1 @Ez
renee and Nashville, ~ ] IL ok
To Cincinnati Maysvie Portsmouth, Mount Yer
non Alton Jefferson and Amserdam .14G01A
~ Montgomery and Tuscaloosa Ala, lz02&
Futon, @ 63
To Fort Smith, and JonesboUugh Cred River, ..2aO34
To Alexandria and Natchitoches .............. 9GO
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Post ofice-open daily from to 6-on Sunday from Il

to "a. G. Penn, Postmaster. = -
CLOSE: Eastern Nal, via Mobile daily at IL o'clk, M
t6e Mississippi and Ohio rivers Tuesdays and Fridays eg
pIsr. LousgMe qa, extra, supplying Natchez vGks
Coast Bayou Sara Mail, Wednesdays and Sundays, at
So'clock A. M. Copimgton and .NadisonUac Mail, Mon
Lafayette Mail, times week, Sundays excepted at
O'Clock P. M. DUE: Eastern Mail daily by 10 A NJ
Mail, ertra irregular Coast Mail Tuesdays and Satur
days, bg M. Cogington and iadlsqngWe Ha a paes
Mail, Irregular. Lafayette Mail, six times week. Sun
daya excepted at 1 p. W.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY CRESCENT
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
'NHE PUBLISHERS OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
,ssue this day "wednesday, the nt Number of their
SE l. w h kLY 1t will contain the most import.
AZ, contents Of the DAILY Foreign and Domestic News
a and Local Intelligence etc. ETC. which will be
~ si,s tnh REVIEW OF THE NEW ORLEANS MARKET
snn, e iriees CnrreHt. prepared by gentleman whose
ispoiS may be implicitly relied upon
New Orleans. March s, ISIS. -|A1' aOiisieis'
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MEDICAL OFFICE,

No. s. Cnst0mh0uSe street. .Neso Orleans.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING Pay REoURED
l. UNTIL CURE EFFECTED.-Prvate diseases cured IN
few days by regular physician, without mercury other
poisonous medicines No So Customhouse street, New Or
leans, Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
of the forms OF certain Disease to his general adver
sement another column The treatment adopted by him
that which has the approval of the most distinguished
geons of Paris, London and New York and It's universal
has proved beyond doubt that permanent for
ture enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases induced
by certain solitary practice, etc. etc, now he obtained
moral certainty. if application be made to those whose
intelligence skill and experience he relied on. Since d.
Mullen opened this city, all the that have
under his have been cured without single exception.
Some of these of years standing. One remarkable
of structure 80 old has been cured TO the OF the
patient The gentleman (whose responsibility is known 10
the citizens of New Oreans) at hand, and by his permi
son) be referred TO. Dr. Ms treatment of structure
not known south of NewYork. His treatment OF gonor
rhea and glee is the perfect discovered 1t is the
shortest safest and suret The patient takes copaiva
bebs tupentine, other doses, but cure Is OBJ
tanned two days without pain, Inconvenience OF
change of diet E No pay unless cure effected within
the time named. -
IMpoTENCy-Young men Others who, by sexual excess
fpouOn may have brought themselves OF the
painful consequences resulting from unestrained IN
diligence OF the passions such premature mpotency M
voluntary seminal emissions general debility constitutional
arrangement may consult Dr. Mullen with honorable
dence: he offers them perfect The strctes secIesy
observed . 49,
DR. Mullen can be consulted daily his office, No s. Gus.
tomhouse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ d.
ecss~ Remember. No. 81 Customhouse st. mhlb I'm
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M M 9 M
A GARD.
INQR THE RENEEIT nE ,rIIE A Eel IlvrEn L.

A GARD.
nor THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED-Know
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in consult
ing ply for the OF private diseases owing to Tho
utter disquacaton of who profess to such c
deem it to he nothing but act of kindness towards bs
unfortunately afflicted well as sheer justice to Dr. MIL
LEN No. So CUsToMHoUsE STREET to state that in tha
1886 orey afflicted with syphilis in its worst and
most appalling FORM aud for several months together was mn
Orleans, without being all beneitied-ndeed | rre,
worse. At length heard of DR.. MuLLENs great rehuts
ton applied to him, and to my great Joy three week
Jan. T. 1S47. Imhl6 Iml SAMUEL ROBBERS0NS'
NOTICE.
ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI. DIS
i EASES.-The reputation of the writer well est,b
ished that all that TO say TO those who have bn
unfortunate to have contracted of those DR.
Full DISEASES known and called SECRET DISEASES in any
part of their various forms, Is, that the winter after most
successful practice of twenty years, confined strictly To
VENEREAI DISEASES and Diseases OF the Blood (haync
treated and relieved many hundreds who past ali hone
many of whom had been under the treatment of eminent
physicians without receiving any benefit enabled to OFF,,
positively safe, certain and speedy cure, Should any
of the UNFORTUNATELY AFfLICTEp see this hOr advertise
ment, they would do well to call at No, So CusToMHorsr
STREET before applying elsewhere and avail themselves NJ
the benefits OF the subscriber long and full experience
mills I'm B. F. MULLEN. 81 Cusomhouse st.
MEDICAL TREATMENT,
nR A: CULLEN has removed his office, from IS Royal
~ street to No. 1o N:aTCHEZ Street, near The
Arcade He still continues to cure Structure on his
new sysem-removing the worst structure without ope
ationentirey by medicines that relieve and permanently
without any hlndance to business diet. DR. Cullen
is too well known, in New Orleans and the surrounding
ton to Dr. c. he will refer you hundreds of the First stand
this CITY, who have been cured i'll the last ten years on
his plan Please call and examine for yourselves No
pay required without a is effected
Rheumatism cured
Gonorrhpa cured in three days. or no pay.
LIZ Remember, To NArCHEZ STREET, NEAR THE AR
dence, and medicines securely packed and any part Of
the country. ml2S 6m
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MEDICAT, TREATMENT
MEDICAL CARD.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE

NO ID C4RO.NDELET ST
VgNO THE PUBLlC,-Nine years permanently located
l. in this city, combined with the unvaried our
peculiar system ofteament for Syphilc Mercuna and ali
Chronic complaints has met with during that time has fully
and soundy established our reputation
The " Southern Medical Office" No, Is Carondeet
street. established in 1870 for the of all Chronic alice
TONS is, with few exceptions known to ALL the only OBJ
jec of this card inform those who know its loca
ton that if afflicted with any of those private diseases which
unfortunately prevalent, they consult with
certainty and guarantee OF cure
To those especially who from an immoderate of Me
curry NAL practice Secondary syphilis Causing Nodes
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, Itching the chest
botches the skin, Ulcers the throat general debility
have ruined their constitutions recommend to call upon
u.s. for we are confident that the prompt and permanent re
lief they will derive from the active effects OF treatment
will once convince them OF capabity OF fulfilling
what profess.
We do boast of making rapid and hasy hut
satisfaction to perform thorough and radical ones
short space of time possibly be DONE with ayan
tage and safety 10 the patient.
We will not here, through newspaper medium, enter IN
elaborate remarks regarding veneea affections. II
disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks OF society rc
and poor matrimonial and single; all will observe is, il
any person afflicted with complaint of that nature, cannot
class his peculiar with any OF those that describe
(see treatise by calling at ohe we will give him. free OF
all charges what explanation or advice he may desire
Ii often happens that ilmed sense OF shame dread
of discovery deers patient from applying to those who
from education and respectabilty can betriead him. delay
ing treatment till all the constitutional symptoms oil this
horrid disease make their appearance.
70 SUCH the doctor pledges himself to the most
nvioae secrecy and from his extensive practice and
renee he confidently recommend safe and speedy
l.. G. THOMSON
Office No 10 Carondeet street. between Canal and Com.
mon, sign of the Marble Hscuapan Statue. Private en-
trance door the right of No 49, in Carondelet street
audt 'arOnlelet
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!. O. o. F.
Time, Places of Holding Meetings.. and Officers of the

GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA sssss6TEf3sss
Of TsScupiteaIa and Pos S streets
" S'sa Sac; hFSsfasfh s:sSa8
&" %s'as3 Aassy; Fsi%3i
fMShs Eh9' 6b shsf; spa bs Hall Of
Hs sdss o. Eay # Bes5 sss:a TP So
XIV M fse5SfGSiEE Wns
nssy 5o John HuSnan
Ss $aS5 :: ; :? e. :; s,S
F6sGs qSasa "
T JEFFEksoN LODGE, No; @mset. every very. Tuesday
s 1se 5 Hal 9e Vsus G.
Thomas Cook, G; - Burdett Secretary; E. R. Beach,
TEUTONIA. LODGE, No. 1o-meets every Tuesday
eSs1 No 3e1 ~mes
i. Val witt, IT, Treasurer ], d. A Holt, Permanent
,CoMMERCIAL LODGE, No. 12-meets at the Hall of
81 sasnd tPafs ys&nSay f.fHs
Blake, Secretary; j. G. Glover, Permanent Secretary; VIM
HoWARp LopGE, No ls-!nstrted Nov; 7, 1sas
the Grand Lodge, of Poydas and TchoupItoulas
yG; J. G. Dunlap Secretary; L. A. Levy, Jr, Permanent
Secretary; :; g. Taylor Treasurer
HOPE LODGE, No. 14-meets every Wednesday, at
Gsn Bier c " Rodd G3m B. Benz ssof
DELTA LODGE, No. 15-meets every Monday night, at
O'clock, at Crescent Hail. Camp street Oflices-C. T.
Estn, y G; M l.. McJilton, V G. Bernard Magone, Sec
TEMPLAR I6DGE Me- 1s-meets every Friday even
ing at Crescent Hall, in Camp St Ofcers-P e Wright
G; G, w. R; Baily V G Harmon Doane, Secretary;
Dudley Chase, TreasuIer- .
washington Lodge No. s. Third Municpaty every Tues
day evening. Oficer-T A. Packard n G; d b. Forbes,
NATIONAL LODGE No is-mee every Friday even IN
E. j. Gomez. c. v Aieman, Secretary; j. Font
ETofLE PoLAIRE, No 1e-meets every Monday even
ing Friendship Hall No I6 ChartIes street Officers
INFERIOR DEMONSTRATIONS Lodge, No 4, meets
Bayou Sara De Soto Lodge, No 2, at Baton Rouge
49,. Louisiana Encampment, No g at Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Friendship Hall, Chatres street, Ga n
evenings Ohices-C: w Wha,l, NJ w G Pat W.
I i TH II ThppWTss IT, 4 P; G. HoSSPer y
Jun Warden; II w Olmsted, R w G Scnbe S. W. Kirk
''P Wiley y E Fisa;asT No in the Hall
%on f Gaa 5 sed d s' n Mo6s Each
p: Bernard Cohen, Scribe; w w Herbert, S w; Thomas
HoBAH. EScAMPMEST, NJ srnssts at Crescent
II G. stetson w; NV; -, Scribe; Geo C.
Lawrason, Treasurer.
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mr. BILLINGS CARMINAT1VE AND ASTRiN-
Il In Inf Rc1uedu far CMOErM

/ NIX. BILLINGS CARMlNAT1VE AND .hS<I NJ
- GENT SYRUP-.4n Iafatiibe Remedy tor th9 at
InfaRtum Summer Ompiaint of Citdren thoterd !o
bns. Darrhea, and any irregularities o. me Bome H.,
remedy. by the inventor in the treatment OF an "
diseases for which 1t recommended, t0ee,hei ~
the highly respectable testimony, which numbers be ~ ~
efficiency the of the Bowel Affections OF Chhule'
DiahGa Cholera Morbus andDysenery in grown Ret'on
ente higher confidence than if were one OF lhe o'
binary humbug medicines of the day which profess 70 Ie
form miracles and all the ills Of life Its charaeeL ns'
been fully established the hands of physicians oil Inc B
character, the following letter will show ~ ,o,-
o. o. WooDMAs, EsQ-Dear SIR There are but ieM L u
the very many offered to the pubic TO "hch
would be willing 10 lend the sancon OF my name h9"t
humble il be either in the world OF letters or OF e
Observation and experience, however, have iofse'
upon the that Bill ngs Caminative and No
tingen Syrupi very valuable compound prepared upo
scientific prncples-perfecty in harmony with the laws q
organic eand, therefore, deserves (althougl rs nsi
kept secret to rank higher the scale OF eiedai
agents than 1t affords pleasure 70 We
able (without the fear of successful contradiction Ito dh
testimony favor of its efficiency, safe and PlSasa
remedy in all the forms of bowel complaints for when
recommended. have used it myself several very nel
ing chronic of Dianhna and Dyenary, ana ecoh
mended it many Others and in every instance "ee sun
preparation was indicated, 1t proved successful s
fully yours, d. M PORIEh' vi. ~
For sale wholesale and retail by ,he PoRTT9e%Pb NANa
tw Southern Depot and Wholesale AgegeyG 70 ~
~ ~ sFah saIe by WELD co. IL Camp s. sickle,
CO. "a Magazine and 40 Canal ss Nathan JARVIS = , ~
20 Common ST. A. Oliver Co, corner BeBvile ana ny ~
tres ss G. N Morrison, IL Magazine ST. Harvey ncq pvt
ChaItIes st. apH o@ WIN
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.afes of Gold.

-4ates of Gold.
The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
Coins, as per Act of Congress Of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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Eore;or WEIGHTS and Measures.


There are denominations frequently met Win III
reports of markets, but their English value not al
WAYS readily recoIlected The following table Will
ho found xxo haIieva correct:
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An al MILL ChufbELL, Dep. Sec oil STATE
This step perfecs the organization Of the Company PA
che OF s were M o ne Day Among "e
ls That we might the certainly protect the public
men may attempt to Introduce under the Of the Grae
fenbeI f. Medicines;
ny might be placed under the sanction of legislative enact
ment, and be thereby stamped with Appreciation securing
to the public reliable medicines
The time now at hand when the diseases of spring
ana summer WIN make their appearance u now the GTae
saved Medical men who have become acquainted with The
merits OF these celebrated remedies are laying supply 10
IN BILIOUS REGIONS, especially. they are of mex.
presble value Used according to directions Gan.
s s% Gf6 e %s ssE WEI o e k the county "n b.
ions disorders will disappear from those fair regions
one medees cam aS,s III theory does not
to Haunt such doctrine in the face of intelligent com
IN a era. 'ne o. uac snd a bn
pany, EVERY DISEASE will find its anidoie The PITS
are sovereign IN all bilious stomach liver and chronic com
and strengthening The Feeer and Agpe Pills unerringB
GIfe Feyer and Aye Dumb Agne Aeue Cake and The
clear The complexion cause the menhy secreons of females
Nc The Sarsaparatq is the best in the world and IS 50
powerfully concentrated that is times cheaper than any
other. The ChHdren's Panacea is a most extraordinary
nursery medicine and yermuge The Eye Lotion has no
Eyes. The Green Mountain Ointment is the principal
Ointment now used. Ihe Dgseaterg syrup is warranted
Cholera Morbus, Cholera fnfantum &c The ConSnmDttos
BaLm + 1, the only unfailng remedy known.
s6s5a y e! aP ps ana %
A' to whom applications E f. Sy ees
For sale h WE'D Co. Periodical Ag & tbsf
tres street Alfred HUNTER. eorne. Of ETehanss
Place and Customhouse street c. VAN FElsoN corner t
leyee, between UBune and Hospital streets WR5GiKl
NJ d Ky o ah hsIsyss New Wis XIII
of Camp and St Mary street. LAFAYETTE APP IL iii
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I INsEED AND TANNERS OIL.-Constantly on
mh5 s. w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras ST.
SCREWs.-One pair Press Screws suitable for balng
W Moss Skins Tobacco etc. in good order for sale by
mh5 S. w. CUTTER 70 Poydras ST.
BURNAP'S LECTURES ON WOMAN:
nELIVERED before the Ladies of al more Just
IL received and for sale by
mills MILES C. SALE & CO. II ST. Charles st.
LARD OIL.
I'M BBLS. Superior quality Winter Strained, manu-
LOO factured by J. Wright, Thomas Ewing and Rice
Michel Co., Cincinnati constant supply hand and
forsale by STURGES & WRIGHT,
mhl6 IS TchoupitOulas street.
PERSSE & BROOKS,
DIAPER MANUFACTURERS. &c. Nos. IS and o.
Nassau street, between Maiden Lane and John street,
.Ne~ York. P. & B. manufacture Paper of various sizes
and descriptions and having in constant operation their
Mills at Windsor Locks three 50 inch Foudner Machines
with fourteen Engines enabled to execute orders at short
notice. while all Papers made by them be relied upon for
uniformity OF weight color &c They also invite particular
attention TO their PRINTING and PATENT ENVELOPE
PAPERs large supply of which they have constantly
hand together with assorted stock of thogaphc Music
Tissne Hardware, Cloth Wrapping, Tea, Shoe and Straw
PAPERS, ColOred Mediums &c. Trunk, Binders Bonnet
and Straw Boards. Also-,Fengs, Paper Wire, Boyd's
The highest price paid for Rags Rope Cuttings &c mh5
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NOBLE STANDARDIZATION the French Minis
try fled, one M. Hebert, was recognized by group
of citizens, but he got through the crowd without
injury. !" Let him CO." said young advocate of
the people" the. higher the people rise the more
they respect their fallen enemies
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NNNMsa So
A NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK.

r. fs,a ra ~ T ,a u; fss Tnnslated
from the French of Frederic souI6 by Lady OF Charles
ton, 5. C. -
Just received and for sale at the Newor1eans Staoners
a'g111,s 5@9sl y = 1en :, Ssg rnr
RsCoijTJNG EXPEpITIoNs OF Mdi,JJiI, OCH'S
nas MA Is RANGERS Of he Summer And Fall Can Ian
the Damn nnn WIN Rsn ne a oe 81 @
dS s Lives sf Of aTd s kes
IIoch, and Walker. BY Samuel G. Reid Jr. late Of the
Texas Rangers and Member of the Bar OF Louisiana
and l0F sale at the SeT os sEE s.a0ne'
NH Il - =, =, II Camp street
& s. y nA ESP SSFf 5aHS
moirs Of Gems; Taylor, Worth Wool, and Butler; Co.'s.
n a ea to- e ana Ghe
WITH s o The
a1 SS s$sf 5 sfS%{P MI FIR Me-
moirs of Gen Scott Twiggs,, Smith, outman, Shields,
%s ds A and e s distinguished Off
eo THE X6v i q f. Hes Mta.s
aibsS as k hs Rsaa sy s S eS the %
fof PfirroRr,111Fr OF WASHINGTON
Poe snd e ana efae Tor
mh@ J. B: STEEL. u Camp St:
NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS
w. =" -, : :.
A SYSTEM OF ENGLISH VERSiFlCATloN-So on,
n tanning rules for the structure oil the different Kinds oil
verse, illustrated by numerous examples from The BEST
Poets. BY Erastqs Everlt, NJ ,,v,,n :,
THE LIFE OF THE CHEVAlIER BAY ARD the
Good knight, sans peur ct sans reproche." BY w.
Gilmore Simms.
HISTORY OF THE GIRONDlSTS, Or, Personal Me.
OF the Patriots of the French Revolution, from I'M
published sources. BY Aphonse Del4aMartini, Author
ru 81 h pE n ihe 10Y Ran' e FIX POPE with
I'M 49, " r. A. AZ, M ~ az ,h nhor In one
t"Ima conniete nnorn with npeton's beau,ifuI ei
tons Of The Poets
SCENES I'M WASHINGTON A Story of the Last Gen.
Grafton Nv a Citizen of Baltimore Complete in vol
ADVENTJrRES IN MEXI(t0 AND THE ROCKY
MOIJNTAINS Nv Geo r Ruxton ESQ :.
No XI HARPERST PICTORIAL HISTORY OF
W. ENI:I AMI LAW
Inst ,ece;ved and for saIa at tbe Statione'
Warehouse' a ImbIs I'e q" J. r. STEEL, ID Camp st.
oo. l,-! - = - =
NEW PUBLICATIONS INECHEAP FORM,
at No. II Camp Street.
TTJHE LAST OF THE FAIRIES A Christmas Tale.
II, by e. L; H. James, Esq, author OF the Convent
. Margaret Russell, NC. Price 10 cents
THE DISGRACE TO THE FAMILY by w. Banch-
ard Jerrold, with illustrations, by PhH complete.
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MONTHLY BULLE-

1N TIN 80. No. 4 ....
The GraeJenberg Conn
pnnp hereby announce that
they are now incorporated
by the Legislature Of the
State of New York, Capt.
tai 100000, agreeably TO
the following certificate
from the Secretary of State:
STATE OF New YoYK,
Secretary'S Office. :
| certify that a certificate of
the Incorporation of " The
Graefenberg Company"
bearing date the oath day of
February, 1913, was this
day filed in this office.
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INSCRIPTION FOR A GAMBLING HOUSE
Who come to this abode of sin and deatn,t
Three gates-Hope Shame ana Dedt""
Pass through;
IT'S by the first they enter In,
A nd leave il by the other two
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,vrnp-J without reserve. solemny pledge my honor
., nm that will neither make buy, SELL nor use as bev
- q any, Spiriuous or Malt Liqucrs Wine or Cider
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Ally CIR ESCENT T.

ARKANSAS WEDDING CAKE.-A letter from
Mount Pleasant, Ark, published in the Syracuse
Star, gives the ingredients of a wedding cake, In
that country of baars and buffaloes:
"Mr P. is now ordained, and of course has liberty
to marry. He, with some others of the family, at
tended wedding this week, and brought home
some wedding cake. 1t was made of pounded corn
for -four the ashes of bean pods for sa1ratus anu
beans for raisins this was wet with water and then
tied I'D in corn husks in the shape of an hour glass
and boiled sometimes it is boiled in grape Juic 1
and eaten with spoon made from buffalo norm ,.
Ionce had the pleasure of eating itso at negh6of
house. Corn bread meat, dresh) coffee. ana . e,ie
cake have Just described, form common Wed
ding dinner. Some do go SO high to indulge, IN
chicken fxins and flour doings'-but it IS rare
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Story's Laws of the United States 4 vols.
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-. Equity Pleading.
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Conflict of Laws.
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Contracts vol, 1874
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Stephens y Benecke on Insurance.
TRIAL Of Amer ROGERS 70. the Murder s Of Charles
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Treatise the Law of Fire Insurance and Insurance on
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TEACHERS Criminal Gases Tried the Municipal Court of
ToIsTs Law Of Exee q late s edition.
Trial of Judge Peck
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Courts Of Common Law and Admiralty, In Vois.' by
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from March l. 1889 to March g. 1886
WILLIAMS on Executors and Administrators with Notes
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Wordsworth Law Of Joint Stock Companies, l842
Walkers Introduction to American Law
Whites New Recopilacion vols.
Wheatons Reports, IL vols. ~ 49, ,
International Law, I'd edition, 1876
-. Selwyn 2 vols.
W1aon Digest Gf Reported Cases in Pennsylvania 4h
Washington's Circuit Court Reports A vols.
WheeIer's Criminal Gases, vols
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