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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04
IIEHTI-LIEHTL

CtOMETHING NEW and Just the thing Tor every fanny
Is rarurnr Light and cheap, too, that every One'lGh
nd noor can buy it. Its neat CANDLESIICAr max
inr and VckIng its own Candles out OF IaIQW, Lard OF
r Grease bat will burn BY simply turning the bottom OF
he CandIesfick a beautiful, hard smooth CANDLE Is
forced out OF the top, and at any desired Iehg you "L'
fIon 0neinch to two feet in height,
II is neat and simple rs common caEdleslchs cOhse-
ouently may bemanaged by child.
Nv means of this CCnved all your refuse grease
NJ ag1dla and thus Obtain light from to- cents bWeek
The wick Is dry and smooth, thus wharton Or icSer
The wick may be changed without al all disturbing the
cgrde If too large put IN small one or too small d
Won coil in the bottom Of the candemRker, Or candle
,o wick sufficient last five Weeks, where IL re-
mains out Of sight and out Of the way , M
& Won NAV keep your candle at the same AesNJ all Jne
time for len years-nO stamps or pieces lett.
Reguires replenishng with grease or taoW once week
No splitting of grease if 1t falls or turns over but as neat
Nv and clearly as any lady could desire
80 1t cam OF get out OF order.
10 In proof of their superiority utility and neatness the
immense number sold sufficient The price IS uniform and
Inc e all over the United States and the article Requires
v 10 be seen to convince the most nceduous OF The lore
cong facts No family will be without them who can scape
tOgefher the small price asked.
With a small capital an active business man can T1aAs d
gnck and profitable operation by purchasing the HOnopO
ind selling this article territory where has not YET Dee
sod Persons who desire embark IN neat, plsasnl GU
highly lucrative business, invited to call ~ ouL
No IS PERDIDO Street North side between u Ch'iiS
and Caron5 elet streets. New Orleans -.... y.
The monopoly OF the city OF New OrIeaps ana sac ~
Louisiana Georgia North Carolina and Arkansas, io ~
sale OF this article offered, and proposals VII " m
fOr the manufacturing in the city OF New OteluS 40 "
'o i5H5 Il! LO'i'''na anu sNo' H. T. MYERS CO.
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AWNINGS. TARPAULINs, ETC.

rTrHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
j the citizens OF New Orleans that he Sun CONTINUES 70
manufacture every description OF WOOD and HlDsN-
FPFTE 9WT'IyECIS for Stores, Steamboats,, Offices,
Galleries etc etc He also manufactures every DESCRIPTION
Of Military Tents Tarpauns, and bray W agon ana LipfSo
Covers, at the shortest notice Particular attention VIII be
paid to Splicing and furnishing Wheel aud other Purchase
Ropes Tor Stores, etc. . ,
As there has been great deal said within the last yg4[ Or
So about what parties enormously call w a
PROBING the subscriber offers his services IN that capacity
for small compensation and to those OF his customers VINO
would prefer saving the expense by doing themselves ne
will cheertuy give the receipt whchn Itself Is very simple
and yet useful preventing rot or mdeW on any Ce
of cloth or canvas that may be exposed to wet Or
An orders left my slate, at the clothing STORE ol
ALFRED MUNROE & co, will meet WI PTGmqpl{t at
teDTIOu. mills ON H. NfAt'H,l' 1.
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Lar DEP4RT1E.N-I. r-rrrrc,,7
/ in this department will commence on the SECOND
MONDAY OF November ext and continue until tne ISL OF
Nav They are intended to embrace the most important
branches Of the Common and Grill LG0, Public, IRigrHd-
t0nai and CgEstautiOHH LcD- ,t-.-l
Lectures viii be delivered upon the various OShGH-' a
subjects by four Professors
Those by Professor Henry A. BULLARp VIII embrace
The history of the Roman Law, from the earliest si1esi
H. n analysis VI the general Principles OF the Roman C!tH
Law according the most approved method OF the Ger
man School, III. The jurisprudence OF LOUISIANA, IOl4i
pared with the Roman Law and the Codes Of France and
SPAN. ~. An outline Of the Land Titles N ioassha'
Those by Professor THEonoRE H. McCLEB, wl'i treat
and obligations Of Masters and DIaunes Collisions and
the Marit1a tors general average Salvage Civil and
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DAILY CRESCENT T.

EFrom the New York Tribune.
THE PEASANTS PRAYER.
l.
Almighty God and is it just
Is it Ply holy will
That lords should waste our lands produce
While starving peasants M ?
That they in wine and vile debauch,
Should Erin's wealth apply
While we, who earn II YEARLY,
Famlsh for fOOd-aHd die =!
Thou art the friend of the oppressed
The guardian Of the poor;
And wilt Thou not, O God ayenge
The wrOngs that we endure
H.
Father shall Famine waste our land
And fever blight our isle 2
TIL every cot on Erin's shore
Shall be a fun raj pile:
Oh! shall it be forever thus
May we not hope for good
Shall Erin's Sons be ever slaves,
Their children pine for food
Forbid 1t God the famine stay,
Our Isle from tyTantS free
Give to our suffering people bread
To Erin. Liberty
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,C6PPTbGE 6TAEUFACTORY.

TTTI-r
TFVTF Patronage that has been gNen5i u Us ~ ~
alythe last seven years, WINE IN COlI r, r14heER.s
mon Street has induced Us the last summer NBys-
to erect large building eEprg3Sy ~ 4 49, ~ ~
We have now Of 9e LARGEST S3ogs II s SSPe
C ny b Of materials 10 build any style Oh Carnage 10
order and guaan Them two years l. Psea IN f e
and IAN restore them almost to Their or oe1l5
and d1rabiiy although apparently worn ols any We
" taan on hand an assortment OF NEW ii9 ~ c&L 'o
aC, n CARRIAGES which VIII be sodOW, va SAFK! ri
i fing New, Carriages their Old ones IsauSu'
cT ~ anr Mandatory and Repository ana 40 ISL 53 r
eau vt - ~ rGT1f Of q R4PIE ind Xix Nv -
s2Eesi a. ney door 10 the Office of the ConmeTct F'i
WFs rear of the ST. Charles hot93 Ne" VI IsS NAN
les m MA
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went another plate The company dined else.
where. and the next Sunday the minister declined
on account of g domestic misfortune
NV aunt Nabby soon after died, and the sexton
buried her, observing as he did so, that she ue.
parted the poor crtter, in consequence of an iron
gnnse and broken crockerY.
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~ EA9DNs



RICIIC.4L W.4TCH ma KFPS
r. No, 90 CANAL street, frt door - "a -,
f85tA below Camp, Ne15 Oytenas, keep eiE5 u ~
It Va constantly on hand large and - sz=1a
A2AsaaNVeI selected assortment Of Swiss and Fpgl;sh
LEVER WATCHES,
Jewery, Silver Ware Pocket Cutlery Gold Pens Spectaces
and Fancy Goods.
Our personal attention viii be devoted to repairing every
description of FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEwELRY;
winch shall perform satisfactorily Charge my2G
WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC.
EDWARD 4. TYLER, 80 Camp street, would respect
a. fully invite the attention Of his friends and the 20
publs to his fine and well selected stock of JE ~ Ign
%LR ETC., comprs ng Watches Of the most ap az
ptcved manufacture, Gold and Silver Hunting sfiAss8
anu Open faced eases Silver Ware Of every description
consisting in Es Of Tea Table, Sugar salt and Mustard
Racks, etc,
A -fe; 7syiety Of Jewely, Gallery, Rich Fancy Goods
PIANO FORTES.
lE3f--7--r JBst recsyed from the manufactures Of
n Messrs. NInus & Fischer, and A. II. Gale
81 n 9g ri VI y O., a la.ee supply Of their superior
. y V PIANOS, in style cases-a few with
Coleman H5oan Attachment and Iyess Tuneabe Reeds.
Please call and examine. apo If
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a Ricb yeIIow Fewer Case.
TCouespouicnce Of tle Newl0rk sprt q the IImes'I
NEWORLEAEs, August 4 1913

TCorespouituCe Of the NeNl 0rk opilt Oh INT 1linesl
NEwORLEAEs, Augusta, 1848.
Deqr Spirit - cannot, in justice to you, who
know so well how to appreciate good I'M with
hold the following, which occurred atthe StCharles
last summer, during the prevalence OF the Yellow
Fever which proved such a scOurge to our city
Many curious cases occurred, but this caps the cil-
max Several of the operatives in the house were
attacked with the fatal malady and among others
was one Of the maids of all work, yclept chamber
maids. A stout, healthy lasse, with carrotty poll
and Herculean figure, was attacked with severe
pains in the epigastrium on the 18th of August, IN
the afternoon. One Of the physicians inattendance
was called to the bedside of the sufferer. After
feeling her pulse, and propoundng sundry questions
as TO the seat of the pain and finding the head and
back to be the regions, Galen wisely ordered hot
mustard foot BATH a copous dose of oil, and fifteen
cups to the epigastric and requested nurse to be
sent for-aIl of which was strictly complied with.
The Yellow Fever nurse came, and Galen's pre-
scrptions were duly enforced Judge Of the feelings
which overwhelmed the doctor when he entered the
room next morning to find fine, healthy, robust
bog thrust into his arms by the delighted coiored
nurse He vamosed quicker than a streak OF
creased lightning DoBBIN.
P. S.-He has not sent in the bill get for that
Yeli0lp FeUer case.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04

DREADFUL TRAGEDY.-Un this head we
find the following narrative in the Carrolton Miss
Democrat of the 23d inst g 1t seldom falls to the
lot of public journalist to record more painful
and distressing event in all It's aspects than occur
red at the usually peaceful and quiet village Of
Middleton on Friday evening last, the 18th inst.
Mai John T. Brown and DIR. w. w. Liddell, both
citizens Of high character, had rencontre, which
resulted fatally to the former. The attack we
learn, was made by Maj Brown, with double
barreled shotgun, which he deliberately aimed at
Liddell, who was sitting in his office with DR..
Lipscomb. The design, however, was arrested
by Mr. Weissinger, who, by a blow, lowered the
muzzle Of the piece, and the contents were lodged
in the door-siIl Dr. Liddel then fired at Major
Brown from his Office-the charge Of buckshot
taking effect in the left side Of the latter, and
causing immediate death. 1t is proper to add that
Maj. Brown had given Dr. Liddel notice Of an
intention to kill him, which gave him time for
preparation. DR. Liddell Immediately surrendered
TO the civil authorities; and, after examination
testimony, was discharged. Maj. Brown has
ways borne the character of an upright, peaceab
and lawabiding citizen, and has never before, tn
we are aware, been guilty OF an act which wa
calculated to disturb the peace and quiet Of TIA
community. The unhappy man Is hence believed
byfhe community TO have been partially deranged.
~ rattlesnake, four feet four inches in length,
having eleven rattles, has been killed near Potts,
] vile, Pa.
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ssTHE Lower CLASSES. WHO are they! The
toiling Millions the laboring man and woman, the
farmer, the mechanic the artisan, the inventor, the
producer! Far from it. These are Natures no
bilitv-Gods favorites-the salt OF the earth. NO
matter whether they are high or low in station rich
or poor in peIf, conspicuous or humble in position,
thew are surely the upper circles in the order Of
Nature. whatever the fictitious distinctions Of So
cietv, fashionable or questionable, decree It IS
not lou-t is the highest duty, privilege and pleas
ure for the great man and the Whole-souied woman
to earn what they possess, to work their own way
through life, to be the architects of their own for
tunes. Some may rank the classesw have alluded
to as only relatively low, and, in fact, the midding
classes. We insist they are absolutely the very
highest If there is a class Of human beings on
earth who NAV properly be denominated low, 1t Is
that class who spend without earning, who consume
without producing, who dssipate on the earnings OF
their fathers or relatives without being any thing
in and of themselves.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04

MELANCHOLY AND Instrumentation this
caption, we find the following article of news in
one of our exchanges.
Richard Thompson, of this parish, was found
dead in his room yesterday morning. The Coroner
Immediately summoned jury Of inquest, and, It
being shown that when the body was found there
was living by his side gun, apparently recently
discharged, the lock of which was connected by a
string with his foot, the jury Immediately returned
a verdict, Died by his own hand.
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The Buffalo Hunt.
A correspondent of the New York Sun, writing
from Tampico, thus develops the plans and nten'
t;oDs of the Buffalo Hunters:

tons of the Buffalo Hunters:
II will he grand affair About thousand armed
with revolving pistoan all the eteeteas for long chase
parties TO the chief rendezvous, which to be between let
and Laredo There some OF those mules Wnich you
honest and qonspeculang c9ns I seIs 5 bs 70
$500 to Uncle Sam and sold Tor $40 and $o ana we
secured three hundred OF them TOT tAe Dunao huE anu o.
many horses we want AS we snail NOT ~aiL l4t oaI %
pOutOp trains and shall not make armlstees VIII the bud
Eoas il will not take long It did Gen. Taylor 70 get
TO Monterey where we tmnk we " II NEE l " %
Monterey the hunters Will chase the buhaiO 10 AaGaecs
and if the people there half as ready e help e clear te
Sierra ade OF laweSs game as ney pNIesS 70 De III
have holiday in that golden city, The Deauuiul aq I
banners for each company and abundant tent eqqpage
Meantime the Tampico lads to proceed towards san
Droecntion Of the great hunt by the time the Rio Gfande
boys have gained Zacaecas and then we can unite our
for friendly visit to Durango, or content ourselves
with clearing all the north side of the mountains oil DANGER
WIN 0cober il fixed for the time of general Tendez-
y0us but the month viii be nearly quite over before we
are ready quit the pacific banks OF the RIO Gande os te
onsyceTtsuig not less than $40 OO0 and think much
moehas gone to New Orleans Tor the necessary EQUIP
ments Among other things small battery OF the Fitz
cannontha can be taken to pieces and carried
precipCe Cmb-has been ordered HOh soui Clg.
Ii thought this novel ordnance viii be very eectIve Ia
encampmen and against those immense herds OF wld AMI
mails that sometimes rush upon and destroy small anu uhpe
pared parties The Alexicans are tu OF ancpdons anu
eage 10 the bold hunters among them. They nave peen
SO run over and devoured by the bufiaoe this SIDE OF the
Though the Americans that they ready to aid and are
aiding literally. grand and decPaNe huht SUCH ds we
We shall not trouble the terto coded by the treaty Of
peace II mostly such deseh thd Dudo Gah piCh
living in Il but along the ,outh side OF the line ncI
and bsabv country aboUDdng in fruits lOcks herds and
paine 10 NV nothing OF tie richest mines IN the world In
Zacatecas twenty m0h Of dollars has been coined from
of tSe iyonbe9ome 5ualoe that give them peace of
their lives and preyent them han working ther MINES lhey
viii let MS YANKEES take our chance at making our fortunes
The territory % bought Of Mexico looks extensive on the
% ~ boS still larger paper is but improbable
eytant ~ barrenness our hunting field, which comes
down fhe Gulf from anywhere beyond the mining coun
% va takes in rich cities and the fine naYigabe rivers OF
~ gDico paradise upon earth know this, for have
Ited through before but such noble and eff
lent scale as we expect nearly ready grand buffalo
hunt for the success of which your prayers for
certain. ours ever A. G.
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JAY ElIAIh 7 OIVLNt
THIS valuable preparation eXcItes the scalp 10 new anu
healthy action; cleanses if from sCur and dandTuli pre-
vents the Hair from falling off cures those euptye diseases
which often appear upon the head and majority OF cases
produces fine growth Of 1t also gives the ar
rich glossy and beautiful appearance, unequaed by any
other article of the kind ~ - e.,
JAYNEjS AMERICAN HAIR DfE-W auanteL; II
strictly applied according the directions, to change the a
bLack without staining the skin. 49,,
JAYNES AGUE PILLS-A positive cure Tor teVeii
and Acme These Pills are warranted to Fever and
Ague and when the directions followed, and cure Is
moi effected the money will be returned 49,, or,
For sale by n JARVIS & ~,
1927 if corner Magazine and Common streets
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- deTrbffnI SUMMER RESIDENCE at Man.
1a eviie measuring two arpents fronting the Lake by
.ttsS twelve arpents in depth-alt fenced IN me im-
movements comprises good and substantial tamejWeing
of tbr rooms troutng The Lake, galleries in front and rear
two Cabiners Kitchen and Servants Rooms; one other
ol br3C buiIt expressly for yIsiters having two large
T@Ss With gallery: Stables etc. ON the premises line
spriu- the only there probably at Mangevlle Sno
ere The property Will be sold with all the Furniture, COVE
FT Terms which are liberal and full particulars, apply to
I1v,5 PERSON i BONNEVAL, 81 GravieT 81.
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DELIGHTFUL sUMMER REsIDENoE,

4 IT PRIVATE SALF-The land measures half arpent
a font to the Lake, By u arpents in depth to- s
ssther with all the improvements thereupon-com; sERa
ToGms stable etc etc all well fenced in and IN htate
order In front Of the dwelling IS fine pastpre-tRe Whole
The plan OF said property be seen at our
very Ir BPeIa PIERsoN & BONNEVAI, 81 Gravier st.
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roCTg ACv9 CuRED

TOOTH ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAy one MINUTE, By G9sssssszssssAs
1 Dr. MENSING's TOOTH A Gu z $3.50
ELIXIRIhis ar se Is devoid Of all pOi VI 7 49, t5e
sonous ingredients. ITy bottle and yoU Ii73I7I,
TOOTH POWDER.-IhB article is the best now before
The public Il eradiCdes the Tartar without the AID OF ia-
By Dr. AIENSING, DENTAL SURGEON, office, No. 50,
BHr0RHe street, iourdooE above C0mm0nSt my 10 ON
w F. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST,
a CdrQRaetet street. -EG3 5I Graed4S,
ETTIBL perform all operations on the TEETH Tor lheH
wv preservation IN the most scientific FslasssR5sas
manner ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert Fssgss ssssss
ed, from one 10 whole set, the most91 fYV%gek
Teeth extracted without the use of Chloroform, and with
but slight pain 10 the patient.
From long experience his profession, and strict apphca-
ton to business he h0ue share OF pubic patronage
Reference can be given TO the most eminent MEDICAL men
and Surgeon Dentists IN the country. myIL ON
]. WEST, Practical Dentist,
EET0ULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Orleans
w tItat he has removed his office to liz 49, y
ST. CHy4RJFS STREET,, near me tg7ss5 1920,
corner Of Poydras street Thankful foTy y@lsss13
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed ~l4-4L.J
upon him he WGUd solicit continuance OF the same Li.
apraCtcs Of eight years the mechanical department. pom
in Europe and the United States and having ava ed MN
self Of all the late improvements, he feels Conhd9nL % ne
will give satisfaction to all those who may ia' MN VIII"
call List of Prices. --o
Single Tooth, mounted On hne gold plate n
pivot zoe. . ~
Plugging with fine gold, per cavity
fun set Of Teeth highly finished principle M
lo sG af iBe Palate ,t166iei without clasps or ga
mpnts from 80 10 lVu w
W. warrants ali bis operations 10 be the best Of work
m5ushp and material and 20 give satisfaction TO tAose VIM
may patTOnize him, charge will be made.
0d plates remodeed and repaired at the shortest notice
Dentists in the country may rely on having thelI "OA
promptly attended 70, by sending correct model G.
E55~ DENTISTS supplied with Teeth Instruments Y.
NIB. W refer 10 many persons who are now VI
Oyng The benefits OF his practice apo ou
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WoRDswoRTH-A correspondent OF the New
Work Evening Post gives an account Of an interest
inc visit to the poet Wordsworth who has now
reached ,s the good old age of fourscOre years He
has lived with the wife of his youth nearly half
century, in great peace and prosperity OF
wears bringing increase of honor, and the sunset Of
life GROWING them not only with the true glory OF
this mortal state, but promising to their exalted iath
never-ending happiness hereafter
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04

3rg- An exchange has good joke about fash
ionable city lady who, while in the country, one
dav inquired, g what animals those were with polg
der horns growing out of their ears '-deeming It
not genteeI for one of her standing to know cor
That III do = Yankee Blade.
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ct EASTERN PRICES. at the Commission CAR
q RAGE REPOSITORY, No. Go -i5s5 - -
g. CH4RLES street, opposite the Com LaIJ5 l51ssg.
mercig. Exchange.On hand and Constant F1ff-~ g
iy rscelying FASHIONABLE CARRl- --&k@=n-7ts--
ACES of the latest styles direct from the
COACHES, ROCEAWAHS- BARQCChEa, bLN-
GIES &c &c. for style finish and plce equal 10 any III
market Customers are invited call and see Tor themselves
i1S en II. s. SMITH, 81 ST. Carries st.
-sgHE ROUGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUS
end ~ LAFAYETTE TO the erumet Wharf ttEFa- 5EE
81 My The carriages all new an. ME- -
i'm his civ htrra5eH there ere but slA uunlng- ol{ 7s
viii soon BE- sufficient NUMBER 10 aceomLoo5a.e III, U
r5hi ed intoxicated persons are not lerntea r rue 5jTa
tric nav lest assured hat strict attention VIII UeFan m
t orG,rt nd Convenience Of all who may favor and Eue
with their patronage. j. . 9L'A w III -. i,r
,,Tiiaa,t,rs " ~, the OrTniIgqes ap8l
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WORMS! WCRMS!! WOR1IS!M

E7O REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous Inhabt-
ants OF the stomach aud bowels which 50 oItsn lGsS
TONIC VERNIFJTGE a certain and safe preparation Tor
the removal OF various kinds Of Worms, Dyspebsa. Sou
stomach Want OF Appetite lniantle Fever and Agu ana
Deby of the Stomach and Bowels and Organs OF JseS-
ron II is without exception Of the most valuable pre-
p7Ia'O'3 Ii '''' w.. NATHAN JARVIS & CO.,
anlS Conner OF MagaAIne anu DOLlIno u sLLaSls.
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-2z2 PoRTEBTg sE0WFR BATHS.

GREENS IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
u SHOWER BATHS, have received the d!22Ra az l.e
IN as the best shower Baths ever offered to the public me
bchbers woG announce that they have Desn aPnonlee
AGENTS for the above really excellent BATH and are now pre-
IA sd 10 furnish them wholesale Or retail a moderate phi
2s rn3lSm SAMPSON x KEEN, 81 BieRyI.est.
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vETESTERN AND PHQINIX.-Fhesu subscribers, having
w devoted he upper 19ors Of the Phoenix and %\\N
Western Warehouses, exclusively to the storage o. Aat
ETamn in order TO meet the views OF the Board OtaE-
TTrars are reareG TO receive and store the article on
Accommodating terms Hayng number OF presses IN n, ts
t and 70 Male II in the neafes manner, and at low rates.
EMERSON, TOURNE y C0.
ION l5S TchOuptOulas 81.