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PASS CHRIsTIAN HOTEL.


rENHE Hotel at this well known watering place, situated
L on the Gulf OF Mexico, within 20 miles of New 90
Orleans, will reopen for the reception Of yslteE on sss
JUNE LIST. During the winter. considerable altera hA
lions have been made the house and grounds with the
of adding the comfort Of those seeking health Tepose
or pleasure. -
The Bachelors apartments numbering sixty rooms, have
been finished superior manner, and the pTooneOT ieeS
no hesitation saying that they are not surpassed at any
watering place in the Union
Additional bedrooms washhouses, ironing rooms, &C.,
have been erected expressly for servants in the employ OF
viseH.
The BATHING cannot be surpassed the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES, TENPIN ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment
The design of the proprietor to render this establishment
first class Hotel in all its appointments, and worthy the
patronage of the citizens of LOuana and adjoining states
The splendid low pressure mail steamers Oregon and Jas
L. Day leave the terminus of the railroad daily after June
lt IL CLOCK M, arriving at the Pass at P. M, and
during the season. the and elegant low steamer
California belonging the line, will leave every alter
nate morning O'Clock, returning to the city at II
next day. The steamers Mobile and MOntezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin.
Families and Others, wishing to secure rooms will please
address the subscriber -
r. II. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christisn, Miss.
e Letters other maabe matter left At the Office OF
NJ JudsOn corner Canal and Camp streets will be forwarded
daily. myo Inns 3md&W
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DEATH OF AN IRISH LEADER.-James Stephens,
who followed Smith O'Brien to the field, has died
of the wound which he received at Ballingarry,
while acting as aid-de-camp
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y . 3 ~ 8 .
uoTEL AVID GARDENS,

HOTEL AND GARDENS,
(ns OF the most deiightfUL residences the South.
"a THR CARRoLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS, a.
sssH 81 miles from Canal st., NewOreanS, Uia theSS
EA84A Carrolton Railroad. %
The subscriber has the honor to announce that ne now
V prepared to accommodate limited number OF bOAD'
ERs, by the day, week, or month.
TERMS: -. -.
Per Day AZ 90 Per Week. $40 O0.....Per Month, ~ W
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners tOorder, and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors.
Ice Creams, Sherbes Lemonade and SOdGoGteT served
at the Saloon in the Gardens.
The Dining and Restaura under the charge OF
Mr.. P0UCHET of the first caterers, and formerly OF
Mobile and New Orleans.
Good Stalking for thirty Horses
RGy- The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel,
re acres in exent are laid with much TASTE and
fine order and far spGss anything OF the kind In the
United States
ton to the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid to YteI whose patronage
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THE TWO DIANAS:-By A. Dumas,
yTTE have received per ship Athens: FHE TWO
w DIANAs; or. The Son Of Count, and the Daugh.
terOf King by Alex Dumas; 49,,
ALINE by the author of THE Gamblers Wife"
THE TOR HILL by Horace Smith.
FRANCE-lTs KING. Court, AND COVE INTENT by
Gen. Lewis Gas.
NED BUNTLINE'S OWN are prepared to
receive subscriptions to his weekly newspape With the
frt number will commence THREE YEARS AFTER"
sequel TO Mysteries and Misees of New York" Also
NED BUNTLIEE's LIFE YARN,' new nautical novel.
The paper will also be devoted 10 general news,
al5tf WELD & CO., u Camp st.
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0S- The contributors to the Irish fund, at Au-
gusta, Ga, have received their money back again.
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MAGUIRE,s pAqUERREoTYPE.

NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
- age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into HewOreans.
five yeaB ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens
exhibited at the Fair competition with Others taken By
the best operator from NewYOk and he awarded th
First Premium. No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that his
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
the His long experience, and constant practice
the best inducements persons DESTROYS of instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine Voigtandsr Cameras 20 per cent.
cheaper than any in the city, al other articles the
Plates at 81 perdOZen ScOvs No for 60 2-guarantied
best plates made in the United States Gases 81 rs and
90 50; NewYOrk Cameras at $15.
ER@ Orders from the country promptly attended to-
gS- Entrance No. CAMP street. mill IF
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FOR SALE.
A LOT OF SHELVING for sals-suitabe for dry goods
"a & CD. BUNCE. Hat sssSs, % Canal St.
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By ISAAC JOHNSON, GoUspor Of the Of Louisiaua.
NTHEREAS. The failure TO appropriate specifically the
w fund provided by law forthe support Of the Free Pub
LA zssa In lie Schools of this S ate must exert
z9z7s hsstS9SssN unless prevented in time highly
- s&%G1fA - pTeJudicial influence the great
@a=Ss.-Aa%rr cause OF education, and the best in
terests Of hqmanity and whereas the Importance of the
matter IN this view OF it, call fol the consideration
OF the Legislature at period earlier than that of its next
in January 1850 and TO form extraordinary
OCCASION such Judgment renders necessary the
vention oil the two HOnses he practicable;
90, therefore, by this proclamation the
Houses OF the Legislature meet at the State house the
city Of NewOreans the First Monday in December
beng the fourth day of said MONTH and require the respect
i've Senators and Representatives then and there assemble
IN order that they dey and adopt such
IN successful operation the Free Public Schools of tn State
as to them in the exercise of their wisdom discretion
my expedent and proper and receive such infoms
ton, IN relation TO the affairs Of the State generally that
time may be deemed advisable to submit Them.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the State. at
RI New Orleans this twenty first day OF August 1888
L. and Of the Independence of the United States the
seyenty-third year.
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHARLES aAYARRE. Secretary Of State. sD8
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N EW ORLEANS
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT 90, I848.

CAss AND BUTLER-Fy1t Ward-Ata numer-
Gus meeting of the democrats OF the Fifth Ward,
Second Municipality, Cass and Butler Club was
formed, and the following gentlemen were eIected
officers -. c. Shannon, President D. Falyey,
Vice-President; P. Irwin, Treasurer; and William
Terrell Secretary
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All Numerous testimonials are on file at the Companys
Office which would satisfy the most Bcedulous letter
following:
e1- " The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case''
Ihe same proof IS daily coming in from soery State
This extraordinary medicine shonld be resoed the
men any bad symptoms appear. Seamen Boamen, Tfav-
will save life
The medical faculty are aonishsd at it, power freely
pared TO it.
THE CHILDREN's PANACEA
equay ecacious in all the bowel and stomach complaints
Of ChidIsn No mother physician should be without it,
~ The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi d
D. HANSBROUGH, 70 Camp strest, New Orleans, La,
TO whom applications for gences may be addressed
EDWARD BARTON Secretary.
New York, August. 1898
kg@ For Sale By WELD & CO, Periodical Agents. "a
Camp street; ALFRED HUNTER, corner Of ExchanRa
Place and CustomhOuse street aud by DRUGGISTS gen
orally, .THOS. COOK, Postmaster city Of Lafayette
l.. VAN BOKKELLEN, corner Camp and St Mar
ats JOHN FOEIkEI., corner Ieyee and Seventh ST.
Lafayette and CHAS. BENNEOT, CanoTton Laouisis1a
P, S.-The GraeenbeTg Company DESTROYS of pro-
curing the services Of respectable female IN eery toto
IN The Union business tohich nil Be ucrB IyerntBs
By addressing the Company, mo BToadway New York 81
post paid particulars viii b. furnished
August, l8E. II II "a
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A COOLER franklin advises an angry man to
count an hundred before he speaks. Excellent adj
vice no doubt, and an equally excellent remedy to
cool choler was yesterday discovered. Immedi-
ately after the drowning of negro from one of the
ships lying opposite the First Municipality, two
Spaniards commenced furious fight on the wharf
and in the struggle both fell into the river grappled
in each others arms. They rose separated, and
struck out Justify for couple of pirogues within
short distance Of them Each took possession of
one, and commenced stripping, as the spectators
supposed, TO renew an amphibious contest bur not
so. The went 10 work quietly at wringing their
clothes and hanging them up to dry, and this done
sat down as peaceable as lambs. A bucket of wa
ter thrown upon belicose cat or dog is sure to
tame them, and dip in the river is equally efica
cious in drowning the warlike propensities of man,
In this way we suppose, the fact that the Mexicans
never fought so well after they crossed the Rio
Grande, Gun be accounted for.
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The FREE Soil MEETNG.-The meeting of the
Free Soil men, promised by the Lafayette Van
Buren, Club, to take place at the Arcade last night,
was not held. There were not half dozen per-
sons in the room, and these, although admirers of
liberality of spirit, frankly acknowledged an utter
detestation Of Free Dirt.
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MONTHLY BULLETN-No. 8.
nYsENTERY- DIARRHGA, etc Po.ttirslr osrsa

~ an a F6Io Hours.
The GRAEFENBE re
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts:
1T. The GrGefeRbeTg
u RterV SVTGp
will cure the Dysentery, ID
arrhRa, ETC., in twenty flour
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted,
no matter how bad the case ;
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money is instantly refunded
il a cure Is not the result.
ID. Thousands of lives
have been saved by its use ;
In some instances where the
patients have been given up.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-23

SECOND MNNICIPALITY-Another Question of
Jurisdiction The case of Louis Ambraust, accused
by Nicholas Rohleder of breach of trust, in re-
fusing to give up the sum of Sl68 40 entrusted to
his care by Rohleder, when both were in Mexico,
was brought up before Recorder Golding. The
counsel for the accused argued that the Court had
no jurisdiction in the matter because the money
was deposited with his client when in Mexico but
the Recorder decided that the case should go before
the First District Court.
Charge Of Perjuyy-Chas. Ferdon, recently tried
and acquitted by the First District Court, on
charge made by James H. Coleman of stealing lum-
Der, yesterday preferred charge of false swearing
in that case against Coleman. The charge will be
Investigated on the 10th proximo
CoyIe Discharged.-Mr. Gaiennie yesterday ap
peared before Recorder Goldmg, and stated that he
had acted as Counsel for Mr.. and Mrs Feenin, in
obtaining from James Coyle their money and fur
nture, and the property was sequestered by the
Sheriff. He therefore suggested that the prosecu-
ton of the criminal charges instituted against Mr.
Coye, account of this property, be stopped, and
added that he believed Mr. c., from what he had
learned of the transaction, was actuated through
out by honest and friendly feelings towards the
Feenin's. The Recorder said there had been no
grounds for a criminal charge from the beginning,
and he was mortified that the court had been made
an instrument to cOerce in case that was purely
civil. 1t was confessed on all hands that Mr.
Coye's character had been most unjustly jeoparded
and the Recorder declared him to be honorably
discharged"
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELEoTRo-MAaNRTIo PORTRAITS,

DY the application of the above mysterious agent to Da-
ID gueneOtype "a discovery OF the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind IN SINGLE sECOEDcatchng the precise
expression instantly, and fixing it indeby upon the silver
plate 81 Those who wish retain in their families good
LIKENEssEs of relations o. friends do 50 at moderate
price, Rooms of Canal and ChaTTes sts-EntranCe
No ChartIes street. [my3 lyl w. II. HUTCHINGS.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE. 2s 81 N-LoxsIruDE, 80 Win Time, 81


Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Columbisna Malett, Liverpool, J. P Whitney Co
Ship Lyons, Franks, HavTe, L. II. Gale
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Portland Place, from Galveston, 18th inst, TO
Ship b shePSd Davis 81 days from Liverpool to j.
Ship European Whiting from Liverpool July 18th, to
p. Whitney 4 CO-lst my.
Ship Bonholm More 40 days from Liverpool, to master
Ship Phsrsaiia - from New York-2d my.
Bark Nashua Baker % days from Boston, to maseT3d
Bark Lantso (Sp Snca rs days from Barcelona, to La
peyEe, HaTlspe & Co 81 my.
Schr. R. D. Foster, Caneh % days from New York. to
master-lst my
STEAMBOATS,:
Oregon, Hien. FIN Mobile
Pee Creole, Champomef I'm Bayou Sard12 bales cotton
Elisha, Landry, FIN Bayou Sara-29 bales cotton
Luna, Fairchild, fin Bayou Sara-35I bales cotton
frlhceSs LeathsS, FIN Hard TimeS-I795 balez cotton
b b y! Il Lnsk FIN st Louis-l6 bales cotton.
fnuS- " me west Williamson I'm st, Louis
IowbOat Dan Webster Rneharht FIN the Passes
lo"pOat 'eiierson Davis, fun the Passes.
Memoranda:
Steamship Portland reponS three shin, aground at the
W. Pass steamship New Orleans and three ships anchor
inside the Bar
TowbOat Dsnl Webtsr lowed down to the Bar ships
Gov Davis and Ceuatc, and to on The 18Th uStant
bark Tou1o schn Joaquina and Uncle Bill
PassengersI
Per stsamGhip Portland from GdLusgtoH-Gen. w Coss
man Judge Kinney, Capt. Z. P, Lord, DR. Baumgauen
Messrs D. Jones' j. r. Stilman. G. Norton, Z. Hall III
A. Cobb, Leech, Morasky, SYMPTOM Brennan, Kae
FOR SALE.
A LOT OF SHELVING for sas-suitable for dry goods
81 # CD, BUNCE, Hat SssU, % CaaslSt,
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Per stsar1shfp Portland from GatueStoH-Gen w Gas
man Judge Kinney Capt. Z. P. Lord, DR. BaumgAren.
Messrs d. Jones, j. r. Stlman. C. Norton, e Hail. Il.
A. Cobb, Leech, MOrasky, Simpton, Brennan, kale.
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY.-- Larceny Yesterday
Domingo Nlassa was caught by officer in the act
of taking an axe from the door of store on Old
Levee street, and being charged with an intent to
steal the axe, was committed to prison to await
examination.
Assault and Battery.-Mr. SENEGAL, the keeper of
boarding house on Hospital street, between Condo
and Levee streets, was yesterday brought before
the Recorder the affidavit of one of his boarders
named Theophius Plenaud, that his (Senecal's)
slave had grossly abused and threatened to throw a
sugar bowl at him, and that this abuse and assault
was followed by a blow from SENEGAL himself, who
threw him out Of the house. SENEGAL gave bail to
appear for examination.
Breach Of the Peace.-John Parker and John B.
Julien, both f. m c., were examined yesterday on
charges of breaking the peace, and were required
TO give security that the offence should not be
repeated.
Runaway SiGUe-A boy named john the proper
ty of MIR. Sweet of Galveston, was yesterday ar
rested on board the steamship Portland from that
place, as a runaway.
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Runaway.

THE BOY DANIEL, aged about 30; complexion "a
l. copper color feet OT9 inches high; stout built ~
and inclined to be bald. suitable reward will be| u
au25 If HOYT & FORD II St. Charles street .IA-
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NSHNAaMMAMIse

ZOE CREAM GARDEN.
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
All those in favor of supporting establishment OF
this kind will be lind enough TO cab and put sNeA
their votes Il will cents for the best glass SsW
of Ice CTeam.hN be found in this city, judge SV
from the demanh and from what my customers ~So
Perhaps they attsring the only way to test that is
10 call and ry-pay ten cents and receive thanks. must
acknowledge that greedy like all the balance of the
human kind the more custom have the more
ious to get ~ Call and try the Cream, and oblige
r. b. WOODWORTH,
jy7 I'm corner of ST. Charles and Union sts.
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oARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS.

CARROLLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS
a The public is respectfully informed that this sPs
IA most delightful place Of resort and amuse- sSS$a
EiaS mant is now open under the management 1891
OF the subscriber In the extensive grounds 30. E5H
DUETS OF all kinds will be furnished BY the gard, -
aeI and al the saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation is made TO fur
h dinner parties with all the decaces OF the season. and
the best OF wines and liquors.
nd last though not least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer TO the comfort Of his
friends aud the public generally, whose patronage he sQes
aDI3 5m JAMES DURNO.
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY,S CURE
FOR DYSENTERY, SC.
FFNHE which has attended this Medicine renders
imperative duty incumbent upon The prOprietOrS,
make known and lated by the public that tie
GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP is of mme-
date efficacy the violent and obstinate Of Dys
entey DiahGa, ETC., and giving immediate relief to the
patient The may be said OF their
CHiLDREN'S PANACEA. for Summer complaints etc.;
SAPSAPARILLA COMPOUND;
HEALTH BITTERS-in papers;
VEGETABLE PILLS;
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;
EYE LOTION.
And for every description of inflammation, Bruises Burns
and Sealds, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENTis
a sovereign remedy.
All Of the above may be found at WELD & CO.'S Depot
of Cheap Literature No. 70 Camp street. a5tf
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SUMMER HATS
fNAMPEACHY, Panama, China PEARL Tuscan TT
~ braid, English Dunstable Chinese and other ~
Spring and Summer styles of Hats, every variety &&
can be found at DARCY'S cor Canal and ChaTtres ss
2. s. few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS, just received
his morning by Telegraph. apStf
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MN01A@N sAA9se

BRoGAES AT AUCTION.
BY P. II. SCCOFFY, Auctioneer-
THIS DAY, September I'D at ii o'clock, A. NJ will be
4 sold. al No. 8 Unlon street
A QUANTITY OF SOLDIERS BROGANS.
By order OF Capt r. E. CLARY, A. Q. NJ, u .. a.
e5- Terms Cash. s2S 1t
Oats! Wagons Boats For account of TIE o. StGtss
By order at Mag d, ID. TompkiRs Quar-
tsrzaastsT, Q. s. .1TmV.
BY J. A. B0NNEVAL, Auctoneer,
TUESDAY Sept 20. at half-past 10 O'Clock A. M-Wil
i be sold at the Government Warehouse Third Mu.
nicipality-
500 sacks OATS;
10 WAGONS;
SPRING WAGONS;
100 Cypress WATER BARRELS, more or less;
/ Lot SMITH COAL about 20 tons;
1900 WAGON BOWS, more or less; ." ID.
DRAY HORSE Terms cash. 81
40 THE PUBLIC.
u ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the public
4 his sevices II UCTTONEER for the sale OF REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgng his utmost eXeOns TO promote the interest OF those
entTuStng business to his care,
az Negroes of every description constantly on hand.
E1- Liberal Cash Advances made on consign.
ments RICHARD TERRELL, AuctlOneer,
my9O Nos. Is and 20 Bankss Arcade Passage.
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FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE,

TTNHE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
Il the FELIClANA HOUSE, is offered for sale 81
The house will accommO ate nearly hundred f,!7A
boarde and full eight months in the year To Ll24
acquainted with the Western trade, this house would
be great of profit The present occupant, wishing
retire offers the above fine establishment on moderate
terms For particulars. apply the premises, OF
JULIA and TCHOUPITOULAs Streets, TO
aug If JAMES ROACH
DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
THE undersigned offers his services as agent for the pre-
sentauon aud adjustment with the State Of Texas, of
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
Of Texas Those wishing TO engage his services do
by calling addressing him at No. 81 PoydraS street
Men Orleans MEMUCAN HUNT, Of Texas
Eg Refer to c. A Jacobs G Burke, Alceel abranche,
s s. Prentiss. and Bale PeytOn. Esqs. asst
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A SITUATION AS CLERE or SALESMAN in
IA COmmiss on House Dry GOns or Grocery Store, By
young Man acclmated-Woud prefer acting as out
uOof Clerk Refer }. u PIERspN Esq, at the Cte,cen
Office. sly 81
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offering the public this new and valuable remedy fo
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma Coughs, Colds etc
append few notices of the character and efficacy of the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be in pamph
let for distribution the agency which sufferers are invited
obtain may be proper say that Dr. d. an eminent
practising physician of twenty years standing graduate of
the University OF Pennsylvania.
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DIR. MENsTNG, Dental surgeon.

DR.. MENSING, Dental Surgeon,
HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans from his
A tour IN the North aud East Is prepared & --@A.
TO perform all operations appertalning to the
TEETH and has become acquainted with " IYySS@eDA
the best mode Of operating approved BY the -1IlIJ
College Of DENIAL Surgeons OF Baltimore MI His prices
for operations in proportion TO suit the times alt
TOOTH-ACHE CURED .a-
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. h! ENSING'S
TO0TH-.dCHE ELIXIR, or charge. ~ Office
No So BaTonne street, 4th door above Conn on ST., New
Orleans.
~ Office So Baronue street. 4th door a6oUe Common.
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LIME FOR SUGAR MAKN9 ,.
ON BBLS. LIME, for Sugar making, Just received.
Ls JOHN STROUD s. CO., 146 Common st.
CEMENT
S00 BBLS. ROSENDALE CONTEMPLATION l.
SJOO Browns and Denmans-f sale by
SIS JOHN STROUD 4 CO., LAG Common st.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-09-13

observed, nothing was wasted. Nothing
unnecessarily purchased. The eldest
daughter became assistant teacher in a dis
|tinguished female seminary, and the second
took her place as instructrf IS to the fami-
ly. .-s-,--
The little dwelling, which had always
been kept neat, they were soon able 10
beautify. Its construction was improved,
and the vines and Towering trees were re-
planted around it. The merchant was hap
pier under his woodbine covered porch, in
a summers evening, than he had been III
his snowy dressing room.
"We are now thriving and prosperous
said he, 'sshall we return TO theicity?"
.sUh, no, no. was the unanimous reply.
'Let US remain" said the wife, "where
we have found health and contentment.
"Father,' said the youngest, st,"all we chill
dren hope you are not going 10 be rich again
for then We little ones were shut up in
the nursery, and did not see much Of you
or mother. Now we all live together, and
sister, who loves US, teaches US, and we
learn to be Industrious and useful. We
were none of US happy when we were rich,
and did not work. So. father, please not
be rich man any more.