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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-18

AWNINGS, TARpAuLINs, ETC.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
l. the cizens of New Orleans that he still continues TO
manufacture every description of WOOD and IRON
FR.4IiE 4U.Vi..GS for stores Steamboats,, Offices,
Galleries lie also Manufacture every description
OF Military Tents, Ta-Dauins aud Dray, Wagon and Horse
Covers, at the shortest Particular attention will be
paid Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores etc.
As there has been a great deal said within the last
SO. about what parties er'oneOnsly call w AIER
PROBING the subscriber pliers his IN that capacity
for small COMPENSATION and to those oi his customers who
would prefer saving the expense by doing II themselves he
VIII cheerty the receipt which IN itself Is very SIMPLE
and vet use1In enng lot mdew on any article
81 10th hat may exposed to wet or damp.
All orders eii my slate, at the Clothing Store OF
ALFRED MLHROi l. 60. will meet wit PROMPT At
tanon mills On, H. CASSIDY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-18

o. What q Just observation was that of the
author of Lacon' ''Jhe rich patient cures the
poor physcion much cfreRer than the ,oor physl-
clan the rich patient and it is rather para
doxical that the rapid recovery of the one usually
depends the procrastnaied disorder of the other.
Some persons will tell you with air of the mi
raculous. that they had recovered dithough they
were given over, when they might with more rea-
son have said, they recovered because they were
given over
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PHILADELPHIA wzEELWR1GHTs WORK.
CARRIAGE MAwUFACTORY.

'E'lE Patronage that has been extended TO vey 6er
ally the last years. while N Con- fTt=7sfe
induced US the last summer S:S-
"a turn and ;e1ane H SEs
Ne have OF the largest Shops in the SOnneIn
Country. and prepared with GOOD Northern work
AMI the best of materials. build Oh Carriage TO
nrder, guarantee them TO II nsad The o0nntry
We also better prepared than before Tor repairing
Carriages and them almost una beauty
end durability. although apparently out and useless
We will pay freight 10 repair. W. VIII!
also keep hand IN assortment Of NEW and SEC0Np-
HAND CARRIAGES which will b. sod low. Old CARRIAGES
taken IN trade for New " invite he attention of
those New Carriages. their old repaired 10
call Mandatory and Repository and Jud &c for them
selves, at he corner d (rRipiEI2 and t3ROAIELE EFT
STREETS door the Office OF the Commercial Water
Works rear OF the II. Charles Hotel New Orleans
TN hAIIitNS u DEN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-18
DAILY CRESCENT r.

5 W EE L FlSITERS.. BY n. P. WILLIS.
My mothers voice, how often creeps
Its cadence On my lonely hours
Like healing on the wings OF sleep.
Or dew on the unconscious flowers.
might forget her melting prayer,
VI hIle pleasure 5 pulses madly fly:
But in the still unbrcken air
Her gentle tones come stealing by;
And years of sln and manhood flee,
And leave me al my mothers knee.
The book of Nature and It's print
OF auty on the whispering sea,
Give still to me some nFament
OF what have been tang ht TO be.
Ny heart Is haGier and perhaps
Ny manlinesS 3 drank up tears,
md there mdew in the lapse
OF few miserable years:
But Natures book IS even yet
With all my mothers lessons writ.
have been out at eventide
Beneath a moonlight sky of spring.
When earth was garnIshed like bird,
And night had on her silver Wing
When bursting buds and s.o"iag grass.
And waierS leapIng to the light,
A nd all that makes the pulses pass
With wild feetneSs, thronged the night
When all was beauty, then have |,
With friends On whom my love Is flung,
Like myTrh on wings OF Araby,
Gazed upon where evening lamp is hung.
And when the beauteOus spirit there
Flung over all It's golden cham.
My mothers voice came on the ar
Like the light dropping OF the ram;
And, resting on some silver star
The spirit of a Bonded knee,
I've poured deep and feryent prayer
That our eternity might be
To rise in heaven, like stars at night.
And tread living path OF light.
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APPLEs-The quanty Of this fruit this season is
enormous and what is singular. the States that
failed TO produce apples last year. are gured with
hem this and rice ucrsd. For instance the anpie~
growing State of New Jersey had scarcely an appl
last year. whilst this year cart loads will rot in the
orchards. Our markets groan with this truil, many
Of the varieties Of which are Of finest size and
ttavCf, md it never know - be 40 cheap be-
fore. Fine apples sold 70. my the quarter
peck-PhH BnLetn.
;55-A monument IN nltmUrV 0: zen. y 0udhull
tie hero Of Long Island is projected by the citizens
here, in new cemetery.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-18

NoTICE.-Jenny Lnd's banker has failed The
Nightingale has one consolation in her misfortune
although the notes conided to Dir. Arnemann, the
gentleman in question, are lost, she still retains
those with which she charmed all Europe the issue
ofwhich is invariably as agreeable to the public as
the result is advantageous to herseif-Puppet Sho'c.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-18

PEDESTRIAN FEAT.-An American named Geo
Seward lately had running match at Bi''ienhead
Ferry, England. with six men Of considerable cele-
brity as runners, from Liverpool aud Manchester
The challenge was that Seward would run with
any six men from Liverpool and Manchester, a dis
lance of one hundred yards consecutively-hVe
minutes TO elapse between each race. Seward ran
with the whole six one after the other, and beat
them easily without being much distressed.
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MR.. EEN1I aEEZ'S PIANO FORTEs AND


~ II. T MAYO, has The pleasure
SsT @5 s and as sd o4p II STf S@gT
sole i gen, Tor The sale Of his GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOS AND EiiNlN0S. The daily increasing -
mani ills c0uutr Tor .hese instruments. and the great
satisfaction they have gwen buyers tsth America
Europe have induced WIN 7. MAYO TO open room '1r
exhibition and sac lie also leave cal. parcy
ar attention the tlANiNOS which uasHrpassed io
richness and elegance Of appear C0Fu2inu:
durability with iGue h1IanCv and facility % ouCh
lReg have been awarded the Gold I-..i the first degree
ihe gghest at the disposal the French ifovr
uent and are II .eu-ta France England AMI Ger
many. ". =. NJ hegs leave % raeT to the !. 81 est eo
gums bestowed Item By Professors and tn, Press tie
occasO OF Mr.. HkRz introducing the PlASlHOS al ..-
80 An ample rnent will always I've fJnrd AZ the
Depot No ianE Street. three doors from Canal st. le- II
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LlGUT,-LIGHTi,

SOMETHING NEW ami just the thing FOR every family
- regnriEg Light and cheap too, that nch
and Door. buy il. it's neat Ca DIES flick, max
Ing and wcking Is own Candles OF TaJw Lard or
any Grease that will burn. BY simply turning the bottom
the tandlesck beautiful h-rd, smooth GAMBLE is
forced the and desire 'ength you wish
from inch TO tvs feet IN height.
LII ; and simple & common cand!esck COnse
q. emily may he n!dnagei by a child.
a. BY means OF THIS you convert AL your refuse
candles. and thus obtain light from to3 cents eek
The wick Is dry and smooth thus vibration flicker
ing ol the lame, but burns Ike sperm candle.
1.-The wick be chan ged without at all disturbing the
candle IL too large put II small one, or too small a
large
.Iou coil IN the bottom OF the candl. lker candle
stick. WICK sufficient TO last weeks, where
mains out OF sight and out OF the way.
o. on may keep candle Al the same height all the
time tor len yearS-nO stumPs pieces left.
lhe4u!Ies -epierlshHg with grease tallOw week.
NO spng OF grease il tails over, bit
" and cieany any lady could desire.
-. Il Cannot ont OF order
40 In proof O then superiority utility and rLe
rmhe sold : sufficient The .;ce alt
the same the GIc States and the article requires
o'y 10 seer ocClvinCe the most eful0us OF the tore
sOa facts No family VIII be without them who scrale
o5slLer the small prce asked.
N.th snail capt.} active bus make r
qrIek and prof able purchasing the monopoly
and selling THIS article II territory where Il has not yet been
sod Persons "nn da-r- to embark neal pleasant ana
highly .u-rsEe nu>'eSs invited TO call at our ohre
~ IS PERIilt NIrecr North SIDE. ht 81 ,E2res
anl taroTdeet streets New Orleans.
The monO3O. city OF New Orleans, and states o.
Louisiana Georgia. North CaO and Arsahsas, Tor the
-ae Ct this article Offered and .oposas W" be received
for he manufacturing the city New Orleans, 0r the
supply OF - ls,aDa and Texas -
M : y. -. MYEPs = %.
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o. Mr. Liable Louis Joseph DesIardens, died
on the 3lst August last, in Quebec, al the age OF
%. He narrowly escaped the gu,llotne during the
French reyOlut;on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-18

NEW NoDE OF EXTRACTING A ToOTH-A cor
responder. furnishes us with the following new
way Of drawing a tooth, which he says g actually
Crclrred'' short time since, in a neighboring
town: 1.-TWO boys in a barn; one had the tooth
ache The other put strong string around the
tormentor then drew one end of it through knot
hole and hltchsd on tie oren Optsid". There was
an awful WY face, but no mistake t'-New Hqmp-
shire (Sa-ptfe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-18

rf'HEtWTSTERN PlLOT-A complete guide TO trave l.
IeEs going North by the Riyers-siving minute de-
serlpon Of al points Ca The h'IS,ssipp' Ohio al" oe
apps MILES c. SALE s. CO., II st. Charles st.
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UIlIVE RSITY OF UISIANA.
L4T DER fs I.HENI. =,

- .ttgrITRES and tJI RSt, of INSTRUCTION
IN H.; nsnartrn ~ viii commence on the SECOND
N,.n,v of Nnv.mhsr pe,t and continue until the LIST of
Tbnv are intended Fl, enbrace the most mportant
hranrba, ri rho ouwyn and ,rH Ia,7 Public Iterna-
n; ,nI 0yJ { an ,ttyJ;nDgi'/ am
ec,urs vii ha deiy.rad mon the varons branches and
sri ie,,'s Lv INN pTnta,soTs
suli1eC's ns i puf I p,, mill o,,h.ca.
TIC b,to.r Of Tie Rom"n s,v from The earliest times
II nnn!, II $50. ,t the nr,.n civil
anniin, to tfe mo, annrnvad method Of The Ger
"r is:Lni nj m Inr,s,1,Ia,ca Of onisiana com,
.r 'S Ro,ia ne % nd the Code of France and
$50 IL : N nntr, ~ he IsnJ TitieS in / ouisiana
rran, -. ar ,ha niiad
Thn I ptnr tguno,pr II M"CStrR viii treat
nj ,j,n,,iy a1I lartirns ay a,nbrarinp the rIphts
AMI o,gafion my NJ Masts and Siarn"r" Collisions and
.h II na tort, rnne,I 800 SALVAGE i,iyiI and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-18

ORIGIN OF GEE AND WHo.-Dr Pegge, curl
aniiquary, attempts TO explain the origin OF
these words SO much in with cartmen and drl-
vers OF oxen. lie derives gee, . from the German
word geh, which is the second person singular of
the imperative of gehen,' to go.
"Wo.' Or Who-o," he derives from the Danish
word no. which means stop The French say - no.
H." stop there And in ShakSperes g As You
Like It," we find the following Cry ho-a to thy
tongue, pry thee, it curves unseason ioly."-
Among nautical persons also. when a vessel is
spoken at sea, it is usual TO cry " Ship ahoy.' that
is, "ship stop So in Ike manner little trading
vessel, which the English term s. hoy probably
derives It's name from stopping at different places
20 take in goods and passengers, when hailed from
the shore
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-18
WEE n ESTABLISHTTENT.

't.L ihdel-nr Is constantly manufacturing and has
or - perior article Of VI EG A R. ~Er-S>
!" re &c +Har nice 10 improve by age, and iE--Es
wa ie.''"r O.. tree o. charges, any pa tss5y:
.H' cay Or Va ave te At the following reduced xSs$h
to >u5 'I'ueS, Butts 80 gallons 81 Barrels 30
'I"iN, - % Haes 80 lions cents z gallon. 4 Ibe
A ai,couat ~ .,'"t wholesale customers.
- line .lppret the Post office will he uunctaalIy
attended TO- fait1 ~ Holm II WE'RE
"rnr % umpu - AIa-ai, Charity iIost,
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PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS.
GLASS STAINING
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES!

T EASTERN PRICES, at The Commission CAR
q RAGE REPOSITORY No. So =
st. CHTkhhSS'r opposite The Com (>s.sss ~
!y receiving FASHIONABLE CARR A.G-----ESLL--
AGES OF the latest styles direct trom The manuac
COACHES, ROcKhWAYS, BAROUClEo, BUG
GiES, &c &c for style, finish and price equal TO
market Customers invited 10 all and Gr themselves
les i'm IL :. SMITH IS $. Charles 81.
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TRUNKS, vALICEs AND cARPEr
.,,,,- . " 4 H 0 U Sc.
sb.lN MpEti-pN M. - CqRqE C7"Tg~SS ~
- street, "lens o the public tor sale tas7sLi=s5t
. re , .'Ilef iIf above aI'lces at Ss y ~
FNni aboui "i ayrt Tor the summer Wi. do well give
} 90 cal. t"grry dealers supplied wholesale, the
mos liberal terms.
~. 'lanq TORY, Newark, n. J.--INarehouse, II Mai
".' Lame H"H 0r'; my.G I'm
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81 HT. W MOTIVATION Genern 4ysnt ard
, "!sctor 3glney. Jefferson cOunty, Mississippi wi
"H ""n-n'iF TO the treauOn of Notes, Drafts, A..
"f MI his and tAe southern part Of Claiborne county
.'fc-& tg-i'rtke " T. .ars. R-oughtnn & Nlurdock
mp ig!, Warren y q" Rodney, Mss John Goodin
'Il ID Book, K. II 4 Il. VI. Bayly New Orleans W
=. Il l.y. /; i. :. noGlphap H.tc.z; James Goodn
IrI".H; ! . HahI, - iaa.ih ia, J. q. lanes IeNin.
~ H' rn'IInh i.-1bO. ne com Y, Mss. avg
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DISSOLUTION.

,E'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
the nder>igned in the .3Hcti0" emit tOHmsSiOn bu>-
ness. Is rms DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
J. O. piERSON Is charged with the settlement OF the
business of the finn. j. -. PitESDN.
j. A BDNNEVAL.
z r" The subscriber will continue the At.TIo> AND
CoMMISSIov business and wtl act General Broker
the and purchase of Real Estate Negroes and all other
property consigned 20 him.
J.. \. BONNENAL, 81 Grasier st.
New Orleans. Aug. y 1913. au3D
PHILADELPHIA WaEELWRIGHTS WORK.
Z sui ,nbgrs gents he waknown mandatory
4 of WILLOW CHILDS n Co, PHILADELPHIA, have now
'a,dug and IA store extensive assortment Of every de
scrlptOn OF Nhcei wHSht~ work, follows.
Is pans Ok and Horse Cart Wheels, from to inches
the tread;
pairs extra heavy Dray Wheels Al inches tread;
ID Ok and Horse Wagons with and without bodies vai-
sizes;
81 Dras iron and wooden aXe5 3yl a and txl inches
on tread
IL Carts light and heavy;
100 WhrfflarOws with shifting sides:
30 Cana BauU~s
The above stock will ne increased by every arrival from
"halepnla. which will enable Them TO OeT to aners a!i
Merchants this ,rEer aad more compile e aSsort
men OF these articles than has ever ereio'oe been offered IN
this market. Prices will be reasonable hUer and all
EMERSON, TOURNE X co,
Iel Us TCHnuprOUtlt 81.
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AEMEAENNs
kMGWLES & NOEL.

KNOWLES & NOEL,
PR.FCTIC.iL HH TCH.H.3 hERS,
- No IS CANAL street, first door -, Il. 80
tSfA below Camp, -NfC O-t6Gns keep y sIS~Z-3x
r 81 constantly hand large and <E-@-~ e--5~
6&as2sa well selected assortment OF Swiss and English
LEVER WATCHES
Jeyyeiry Silver Ware Pocket Cutlery. tOid pectacles
and Fancy Goods.
Orr personal attention be devote! TO remaining ever
description OF FINE w ,rCHEs, CLoCKS. and JEwEIRY.
which shall perform satisfactorily, Chnrgc. azti
WATCHES I-WELkY, E~C.
{ UPWARD 4: TYLER. SO camp STREET, would respect
tny Invlfe the attention OF his ENDS and ne -
DGbn: To MS fine and well selected stock OF JEjt- sip
kLR4 etc, COnpr ng Watches OF the most APP g. "
tI''rd mAruftci re. ID Sold and Silver Hunting t,I1sSS
IL oPen-t ed cases: Silver Ware Of every desc ptioU
,ons ting IN rant OF Tea Fable. Sugar salt and Nu>fan
"on5 Forks, Ladies. CasOrs, Cups, Pitchers. Toast
hdChs, etc.
variety # Jeweiry Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods
ter!linery ,tu.
t4ANO FORTES
s,sssss,t.--x u received from the manufactures a
5Sn5s3rEsES h,s,Fs. tIlns Fischer. and A. H. tIalr
~ y ~ 4 u. n la supply OF their superiCr
Coleman dol At Intent, ard iyess runeable Reels
p'ease call and examine ap6 L.
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TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES.

~
HAVE on hand the following genuine TEnICfSfs
which every family ought to De supplied wlts, VIZ:
ayss I.Innent, warranted to cure any Of Piles
Dr. i4cN air Acoustic Oil a certain Tor Deafness.
East Indian Han Iyf-w color the Han Jet 5lack-noi
Jew Davis or Hebrew Plaster, for Rheumatism and al
Ino and LuciAs Cordial for married ladies' and ohers
The Genuine pdnlge Balm Of Columbia, Tor the Han.
Hews Lnimen and Elixir; warranted cure the R hen
msti2m or Govt, CONTRACTED CoI;s and stuff 'oiats.
and 1t Will deubz the OF all Lsqtter that It is used
ohe for LA fd,ss S60n SeeoTnE Moe it
ScK sESn Remedy will Leu cure anycase
Green Fever and Ague MAtnre warantei to cure any
case. or all pay is refused for it, Try it on these TERMS
CAurIoN.-Daey's Original and only Genuine Magical
Pain Extractor. which cures Burns. Scads. EgsIpeas and
Shsnma,i'm Sore Eyes and Nipple rc,aem5er at s.
Poydas eeto that merchants make 100 cent on IL
WORMS IN CHILpREY.-Nomstock' Vernituge is the
most extraordinary remedy ever Used Should there be ut
worms it will do good
CONSUMPTION CrRrD-Aso Coughs Ccts. Pain in the
side and Breast, and a! Lung and Liver GSnpa.ps-Py
DR. Harhonev rIk EX pectoan Syrup. This the ouiy
article thai can be relied on 0f these complaints and ha.
The Military Shaving Soap best article in this city
fnce % cts 1t makes rich cream aher that does not dry
on the face.
To TIM LArEs.-BatmGf CU!am5ia, for restoring the
- Long hair is a glory to woman - SAYS Paul
And all lee ne truth OF the p;Ous quotation,
Pe,eEve it then, ladleS-yOnr glory may fall,
Mess you pr0i It with tins PREPARATION.
ovp hnt The Lesf roonrr iud in the w0i # makes the
rors il or Bald Heads and kees the Hair Tree from dan
druti' mi srt,rf 1890
ps r"ns Eek Saa9 d RrnfP
has cured case Of twenty years standing.
Mn r,- n C--p, ,,;.,,.. c r. .,
~ ~, w EN- a.. W ~ "a ~ ~ ~ ~, "a
va w. nIee ie''Rai Illusions ana w we 'ea o.
ever bi m on, nu f ra 5T rt i and NM
n "''io nc 81 It,i ; ' nv
fr a oainr WI ION ths
a. MIN o,xa tho o,,nnn :ynre y I'm he tornI
areeabl the palate aud plea ant 10 stomach and .r
cure y cas- or all pay refused fori 1t is equally good
and for emalesSoid only So Poydras street.
COMETS Magical PAIN ENTRA will prove a bIe.
ing ali who use it. T. sovereign remedy for al
i%v.> Feicus II,ers Hrui,e> Tie iDoOreHy
tS'2eiS ana all conlp1'nS "hch neef an external ap'
eaton ~ Us nse nlahmttiois are feho'ei SweiihSi
L@INGe! ana even horiicaoh stayed. II VA be aaPp'e
10 an clergy men Erat 10, lisit use ana Inc poor oil ue
par stes.-Soi0 only 1t % foydraS street
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q pp-uTrRJNG

~ COLLINS, BUELDER, No. 131 PoYDRAs ST,
~ (between Carondelet ard ST. Chares,) New Orleans
- Cserr, made, COunllng houses fitted up, and JOB
bng in general done Also Sash, Doors, Blinds etc. with
which Plnters aud OILERS be supplied. myG-tni
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FOR VUChTEN,

bng in general done Also sash, Doors Blinds ETC WIN
which P,.ne> and others can be supplied mya'-tni
MILITARY F0a HgoA 45.s3.s. have now on
I'LL "f , 20 j. e S' G5E !'GP fs
ING r'Si9i5 81 fooisf4 fn5;'a a Sfi low
Ss W FrE? n S G a iS sn oSe7 M
sr Equipments, they offer for 5i 10y TO- cash at Np 10
ChaIties street. tJe-2ti hhbh' a "oOph'Ih.
ROCKVILLE BRloE NANyFAoToRH:
Of Newureaps. Lafayette CarcoItou, AgieTs Getna
a 9s g5 hBi &c 3s Ss e@h he Ge,ssT
70 bnieis ami Others al the lowest pIce Ihs eaG ,
Pr @ySd + # 'sc'''"' '4'''s'' HoEY BYINGToN
S 5'S$Hs & #4H
E SR & * k Sl M " Gerald
M + ~ y $ssss If
TOM C,RiNGtE's Log by the author OF the Cruise OF
rH0 5s AND AND ONE NlGHTs-Part ?;
uoMBEY AND S0N-Nos. Is and 70, completing l"e
o R M2TS h. T0a5 a %NSMs nhab
oil the stomach and bowels which SO often HIair
1OHIC VERMlFUGE, a ge:tatn and safe preparation for
-e'nova Of a:qrT k.nds o Worms, Dyspepsja Sour
Usaly OF the ,'toaach and Bowels and Organ; OF Dyes
II Is, without enon OF the most valuable pre-
NATHAN JARVIS s. co,
apis Corner Of ti"gaHine ami i"mim0 Il Ntfeeii
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,
AT iEWISBUhG.
j: T PRIVATE SAi.E.--The land measures half arrent
"A :Iout the Lake, ~ l. arpents II !ertn to- - A.
rethcr with all the inprO euents thereupon--com Ef,aa
rising a good dwelling house. kitcGeD, servants S-s-A
ms stable, all well fenced IN. and IN nrsf-raa
rter In front OF Inc dwelling IN, ptaturc-le vice
Ii surrounded by fine hve-oak and other beautiful tees
TIE Ian Of SAID property can be seen at our ohce-lem'
my3i PERSON BONNEVAI. CT Graver St
SUMMER RESIDENCE AT Vaudeville.
=, A delightful SUMNER El-SIDENCE at Man
iS de. lie measuring T." penis irOnt.Lg the axe ny
ovemeutS comprises good ana sub tanal ane Dwelling
p hrtS rooms Cnrr he Lake, galleries IN tonf ana rear
C.huCs. Kitchen ana! servants i0Cms, one otter
@O11 building bHl expressly f VIs.;cis, having TWO large
ring. ne only then probably al Nandevle and
front o tbs property IA. and beaui All Flower faT-
ieIe The "opeTy VIII be sod with ali Tue AatuTe Co"s,
HH!seS SaGcs, etc.
my.2 PERSON n BoNNEVAL 8. Gr4EIsr St
JAMES EAIE TONIC.
'lIS rana ration exert, The scalp 10 ne" ana
L healthy action 81 sanses from I and dandruh pre-
Hair from falling OIL those eIptive diseases
which often appeai lOn the head and n flaioy o. Eases
PodIce, fine srCwth of 1t also gives the tar
rich, glossy and beautiful Appearance unequaed by am
JAYNES AMERICAN HAT DYE-|Nanantel; if
strictly applied Ordng the dire 1nS to change Inc nan
tC other color 10 beautiful auburn, Oh perfectly Js
hGcE: without staining The skIn.
JAINES AGtE PlLIS-A positive cure tor ever
and Ague. These Pills warranted 10 cure tevei and
que and when the directions fol lowed, and CT re Is
1'' For sale :, wa" NC n. JARVIS & Co
Je27 If corner NJ, aline aud Common streets.
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CHICKERING'S HIANO-EONElS.
'sWE Puai.!C viii lease take notice tina; Mr.; HENRY
L PARSpNS, "a CAMP TREET. is my xassss-- 49,
only for the sale Of my nIASo FoKl al
Z, y l'gnts o. nv and f2a RI ny saa%
tied from he factory and That the prices viii he the
aiding freight and Insurance on. Grers may be ilt o'
any kind instrument and avauce eu rel until the
article 9 received and approved J. CHICK RING,
nyl6 s}3l Washington street Boston
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CoNNEL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will prove bless
,ng 10 al iro,e who it. T. is sovereign emedy for a
Gums, Sore Eyes Feicns Ulcers BRUISES Tie toioreuy
EslppIas and al; cOmpa which need external app
cation. By It's use lntianmaols are removed Sweliins
raIucel and Modification stayed. iwI be SUPPLE
To ali cPrgymen grut% for their Use aud the poor of
par shes.-t;oid only 1t % P0ydras street.
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FAMILY OF NEGROES FOR SALE.

4 FAMILY OF, ACCLMATED NEGROES a
NEGhO u AN. aged about q wears. good subject
and his WE NesFss aged about - Yeas good cook
washer, and iroAeT-"th }ner two children Boy.
aged about years and an Infant. aged 4 months,
The above Ne AZ. fully Guaranteed and come wa
ecommended They Will be Scd Tor one hall cash. balance
.4-a GA The Negroes. Apply TO
rlvi3 II FiEESGN X HfNNEFAI.. - t,ravirr At
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,

at ' ,,r,ln ~ lessons harlorinc the mIia,rass "A
MATILDA o. TiIiA-hnt DO DO y now PASSING "a
unie 5SumeG name with lrGed pass. sad glL rs
= dark Inulato, ont tee inches nigh Is or
OF made. prornet eyes short nose and
turns r., tae in wIel walking. Twenty dollars va. be
paid C- her apprehension aud cn- jail OF the city
GEO. z BEA'. %'a Iaxazlns i.
Ne. |.'ss-s. May %. 1875. my25