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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
BOOKS, NEW STOCK


~ AMILY eud pocket Bibles Presbyterian Psalms and
= Hymns, Psalms of David, variety of school Books,
Eclee ic keaders. Sanders Readers, Cohhs Readers
Rays Arithmetic, Eavic's Arithmetic and Algebra
Constock's Philosophy Chemistry and Physiology and
variety Of standard works Taeoo.y. Medical and
general iIterature, Blank hooks and all kinds OF station
AIRY, wide window h'inds and wall paper sold low as
any establishment in the city. ly
JOHN FISHER, Agent,
scr3 Main street {Vhee;i"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
VI Il I'D HG 3 g..

Al at the fatla,rirs ortinlos which have
obtained unboundod popularity are sold
only genuine in Wheeling, by A. 0.
FAlRcHLD, in Pittsburgh, by " N. JACK
son, in Steubcuvillc, a. Conn, in St.
Clairsville, by JOHNSON, in Washing
ton. Pa. by \. SwEENY IL son, also in
every town in Ohio. Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Maryland.
AN UNEQUALi ED REMEDY,
And al, Almanac ior 1855 sss,ti~.
lst-lor Colds and fevcfst feelings and preventing
EFevers.
oG-For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Billions aIec-
tons.
:d--For niarhra Indigestion ard Loss of Appetite
4tE-For COstIVeuyss in females and males.
5tI-For stomach affections. Dy sEelsta and Piles.
The great points are, is not bat to take never give
pain, and never leaves ore coslive
For all these things is warranted unequa!lc, and all
wlo do mud it may return the 'e ard get their
money. -
This medicines LONGLEY'. .,E.AT WESTERN
INDIAN PANACEA. Fuller description in an Alma
The only Genuine Balm of Columbia HAIR TONIC
To the Bald and Grey-lfyou wish rich uNurient lead
hair free dtndruf and Scuri, do NOT far! 10 pro
cure the genuine Balm Of Columbia. In Cases of bad
ness II will more than exceed your expectations
Many who have lost their hair for twenty years have
had il restored original perfection by Tie Use of
this balm. Age, state condition appears te he 40 OBJ
stacIc whatever; ii also causes The H'Id TO low VITA
which the delicate hair tube Is MED, ~ winch means
thou sands (Whose hair grey the AsIatic eagle
have had their restored lis natural color by the
of this invaluable remedy In all cases OF fever II
viii lie found the most pleasant wash mat can re used
a few applications only acheceSSaf5 10 keep te mar
from failing Il strens hens the roots II never fals
npart a rich glossy appearance, and as pertnihe
for the Toilet it is uuequaied; il ho!&s three times
other other mIscacd hair rcsordtves and IS more etcc'
ua The Genuine manufactured only ny Coustock Il
Co. 81 CORTLAND ST., New y ORR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
FRESH FRITlTS &c

e f. ZlNN would call the attention of his friends
d s and the public generally, his fresh stock of
FRUITS at his confectionery Monroe street, Ne 49,
the following is only par
bhI Oranges 2loXes Lemons
20 drums Figs 3 trails Dates
3sacks soft shell almonds = hh dlherts
sacks fresh Coeva nuts l cream nuts
bib English Wanuts boxes iujube paste
3 duz Lemon Syrup . COZ Pepper sauce
9 hhls Butter Crackers / bh Soda Crackers
Sugar CRACKERS 8 boxes fire crackers
Is SardinCs boX Cnrous
J hhl Bologna Sausage hXs Bonu's tobacco
just received ard for sale by nov I. r. ZiNN.
yssRESi Raslns and LcInons.-Jusi received y boxes
* NJ r. Raisns Boxes fresh Lemons, and for sale
low al No II, Monroe street.
oht Pc INS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

PIiEs. SORES. &c-'Thc Genuine Hays I.nameni,
is a article more justly celebrated 4 cure Tor the
alov, thsu any or al others rs almost in
uu.., ale. AID l. ouly necessary 10 let those who
know the article aud used il with such great success
that j. h I'd rde aHd GEM me of toHsioeA - Co.
81 CouItitud So. New furN, sole pro- rle'Gss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
To all Teachers and Parents.
STANDARD SCHOOL ROCKS.

Published aud for sale ty GRraG. ELrforr * Co.
Phadclphia. aud by W J. ROM, Wheeling va. and
for sale By En0h sellers, aud Country merchants general
Is ia ibs Souiic.n States and ~ Booksellers in New
York and Philadelphia For sale as above RUSCHEN-
BERGER'S
Elements Of Anatomy and Physiology for begin
ners, tjcuts.
,. Elements Of Maminalogy, the Natural History Of
onasrupels, iof segihncis' - cuts.
Elements Of Ornithology, the Natural History of
Birds, fo1 beginners, ~ cuts.
Elements Of feNeOlogy and Tcthoorv, the Natu-
re- History Of Reptiles and Fishes, for beginners, 90
; Elements of Chronology: the Natural History of
Shells aud Tolusca, for BEGINNERS, ll9 cuts.
Elemenfr Of Entomology, the Natural History of In.
secis, tor lfginHers. 81 GUS.
Elements OF Botany, the Natural History of bIants
for beginners, 1911 cuts.
Elements OF Geology, the Natural History of tho
Earths Structure, for heginners with 800 cuts.
The above series is considered the valuable
contributions 10 the of education which has ever
been published IN this country.
Each hook oftie series is complete in ITSELF and has
full glossary appended The illustrations ere numerous.
" aud beautifully executed.
Teachers requested to call ard examine these
works teforc selecting for their schools any book Ma
turai History, these being very cheap. and having been
approved ny distinguished and scientific
- have ex amined DR.; Ruschenhersers publication
Elements OF Geology, "--fram the text of "Beudant,
Miller, Edwards and Achille, Compile
" thin& this an excellent wort-condensed lucid, ex
useful review for the teacher. The Illustrations
mer0us end exact.
ysie College, Dec 10. 1s45n
Tie Above valuable series of looks have introdu
ced into many Of the public and private school of New
nrk, Massachusetts, Vermont Maine. Ohio rennsyl
wanna, Illinois, Indiana, &C. and pronounced by ALL
among the most valuable series issued from the
American press
Gfnlshaw's Ii STORY of England hound
Question TO 10. stitched
" Key 10 do. stitched
" History of Rome, bound
" Questions TO do. stitched
a. Key to do stitched
" History of the United States bsund
Questions to do stitched
Key TO do. stitched
History of Greece, bound
Questions TO do stitched
key 10 do stitched
- History of France, I0und
Key Questions to do, stitched
History OF Napolean, ! found
- Key * Questions 20 do. stitched
GRlMSllAW'S Ladies' and Gentienial.'s Lexicon and
faror Companion, containing nearly every word the
English language, and exhibiting tile plnras Of nouns
and the Particulars OF ver.s Aeng also particularly adap
ted to the use Of the academies ard scleus BY " i'll
lam t'rlnsia0 Esq author of Of the above hisarcs.
COM EksNIfON ON NATURAL. PHILOSOPHY.
THE BEAUTIES OF HISTORY, for the use of fam
lilies and schools, with question by |. n. stretch.
Tic fuiishes invite all the Teachers who have the
interest ottheir pupils at heart examine their vaua-
be series OF school books before :rodaing any others,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
iDeermIfotrg>
4 PRENIUN.

A PREMlU VI.
INV EN1 dss clocks offered for sale the fol
I lowing terms. They viii he numbered FROM 10 20.
and sold for So eaclhcng the lowest cash price The
undersigned will Huinher winch " III eHtte
the holder Of numbered clock io premium Of
LOOKING GLASS
"a hy 90 with an frame. The number SO reserved
will he Kept secret under the sancity of All oath before
Persons wishing to buv good clock on such favora.
bic terms should apply soon, at KENNEDY'S
looking glass and picture frame Factory. No IOl,
Main where the Premium NAV he seen al all bours
nov 20
Err Pictures just received and viii he sold for 6!
1Aszs cents at KENNEDYT cheap looking glas,
store 1914 Nanst Also frames and glass will he sold for
90 cents eacA Picture frame and glass sny 9 cents
Nov 81
zCO frames just finished k "a Fl i,e
cheap clock sore No IJ4, Main st.
FOR SALE
4 Splendid assortmnnio Of wia,s.r chairs, ann rock
~ inc chairs. small chairs, settees etc At
dcr 10 W. RIHELDAFFER's.
CARPETlNG &c.
frENDEL, HARBOUR and company have just re
Iva ceived very large additions 10 their former stock
of Iarpets Oil cloths Rugs Tai,e covers Mating
the and dies able styles that be
ted irons the hest manufactures IN the country our
friends aud customers W pieasecai ana Nahe our
stock which viii sell al prices that cannot ta to
please. Octb
GREAT ATTRACTION IN
South Whfcing
crIz5N 4 Splendid assortment of Cabinet FuTn /
~ IN " iture cheaper than at
lush EBBEHT RITES
Nzsxxas-.-. Immediately opposite J w ellis SILK
III s::s: 9:
Windsor chars Of the latest sisies. In !
short every article usually lrmdin Furniture Ware
Rooms. Call and see. Al>u i.OGkpg Glasses and Pic
tHre Frames OF various sizes. oct }
N D-Undeftskcrs attended to al all times Oh reason
ahie terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
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& iiilHEENs' |eahyr wGss.ei aud woolen Polka
- Goats. Nuutis' caps aHd Cuufn9ts, wOollci canes
aud Mn = AID eudess variety Of Hoods. scare very
icauIiu with all kinds stockings socks. gloves, mits
etc, lust 0rcn1J AID for sac lv
Oct J SENSENEf & EFIOFES.
5 AIDES Geu1'eu.eu aud Chdrens' Lambs Wool
Mcri <-trd silk shirts. Hosiery ip English silk raw
sin, tash,ncre. Alpaca saAoney. WorsfeI. German.
town and i,auti's wool, whe. black, sac and mixed
cotton. &c. for SAFE. SENSENEN Il RHODES.
Y INFANTS Sbrts.-receivcd this morning some more
u Of those fine Merno and faXnny Infants siir.s,
oct 10 SENSENEY 4 RHODES.
EYrO TIE LAp t.S-recevei this morning by Green s
s. Express some Of those very desirable Hack
and nlGdt cDlore ard H'ah caShn ercs. few
d eSs +aierts OF ext rich solid iiail black
tcos Il II iJue silks, with v4rionS other Goods.
oc; l6 SENSENEI & RHODES.
CsWAN SlMnNiS' celebrated cloths and Cassimcrs
RG hac6 and fancy colors Tor >alehy
oct 10 SENSENEY & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

| IL I III =,
a AVERY, No 10. Monroe St Wheeling, Ma. has This
- day recetvedd large assortment OF Fur Caps CON
Sisting of superior otter caps
no hne Fur seal Caps,
superior spanish inita;ioa otter caps
DO Mushrat Far CAPS,
Mems and oys' Hare seal caps all (which viii lie
sold wholesale retail very cheap.
CAPS, CAPS.
;UST received a lot Of superior silk Flush Caps for
y Gents and for sale low at HENRN'S,
oey u Water St.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
FRESH FRUITS.

- - BOXES fresh NJ r Raisius.
~ do do Iuous.
do do Oreusos, lust received and for
sale low MRS :. kEATRlNG.
nov %
YAEENlUM HATS. AVEEN has on hard a large
6 assortment ofsuperIoI silk and Beaver Has. which
has pronounced 10y good judge sUPerior amy
has heen offered in this city. Also large orent %
superior outer, Fur, sea-, Musk aud ioth caps and
sreat variety Plush and oil S!ik caps Also line lot
:hldrens' fancy hats, al OF which viii be sold at :,
low est possible price. dee
80 ETTIEMEN wanting a beautiful New York silk
- hat and beautifully trimmed, will call az
: ID HARPER'S
Fashionable Hat and Cap establishment, of
Main and Union streets. Nov 10
~ ERSONS wanting HAS amt ,yis ty Tie holesale
i retail viii call at p II AkIGh'~
| Nov 10 corner u ain and Uhi.n s.. Gets
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

DEAFNESS CURED-pR. McNAIR'S ACCOUS-
TIC OiL.--iEose deaf ON old age and from infancy
oncu receive their hearing in amost miraculous manner
hv the Oil Il has the effect To restore the
lersluu aud lus iU;ot natural action OF HE pa4.s so
rs To restore Tire lrafiH1 when lost or impaired. lhs
viii De- m all Of reccat deafness, aud many OF
long ,laadiat All deat persons saouId ths Oil -
Con-: ock * 60. u CvuftaGd ST, are HE wIoesaers-
Tree : per flask
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
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CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY.
essH L undersigned has the exclusive agency of the
above celebrated cough candy which very Strong
lv recommended by numerous physicians OF :e hrhest
standing in the West, safe eNpeuInraut ~ colds,
whonping cough and alt catarrhal affections Cal. and
give it a IT ai. For sale wholesale and retail by
n1v9 +. Z. IiNN, L. Monroe st.
OYSTERS. OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
rTiHE subscriber would call the attention OF the citi.
~ zeis Of Wheeling 10 The reduction on Oysters
Owing 10 the severe illness of bis family that he az
leeH compelled 10 stop tie business for some weelt
rusl, he VIA open his house this evening Nov g. an,
Wi! sell al the following prices:
Is cents per dozen Raw,
90 DO 40 s,ewel,
Sl,2j per Can. noys PEZlNN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

To Steam Boat Men N d Families CONNET's MA.
GIChL PAIN EXTRACTOR 1t is now conceded ly
medical men that CONNECTS magical IaiH Extractor,
manufactured by CoUstock & Co.. ~ Courilaud ST n
~ Is the greatest wonder OF the iHth ceuiuary. IFS ct
fects truly miraculous All pains are removed from
purns scals &c. and all external sores, M it" hih'
utcs at or its application healing the the ls
.elicatc skin, leaving scar II IS equally eenEcIa
IN all Nnds Of inammatory diseases sucil as sore Mp
pies and Ewes; SpraUs, REeuma' ISM White we, ing
mi lcers Bruises Barns CHiladias ErYslfe.aSi lItN
: he r0orean, &c, We lai-u add IS proof 10 ali We
ay, Inc names of many eminent physicians WHO HSe II
tcr nactice AMI hundreds of the clergy WHO praise
:, their People. Kind parents keep II constantly OH
ne. Il cases of 4 ciien hy hte life may he 'WHu
tit lat by ITS all hurrs are SUBJECT 10 lis control
less The vitais destroyed. Caulou--Remen' ar
I'd ask for CnHuels Magical Ram Extractor, anuac'
a:td by Comsock a Co. n. y. and take no other.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Es0D's' Il SHOE STORE.
ODD & HOW ELL.

| TODD * HOWELL.
| a I the well knswn stand Of the Black Mamrnot h
Asss Boot sonih end of Market Sqsare are now oper.
ing fge aud splendid assortment of Fail and Winter
goods These goods selected with great care
and of the hest quality and latest style we do not
wish to boast very much hut viii venture to saw TO all
our customers and friends particular il we can
not accommodate you that You reed go any where
else. We are also opening a few cases Of Fan and
WINTER Gaps made of oiled silk cloth aud other
rias The style IS new chastc and heautifu-the pre
test Gap that ever came 10 this market We weud also
inform cur friends that have fine assortment Of
sole leather; kip. calf Kid lining and hnding skins shoe
pegs farabes tacks and finding of all kinds travelling
baskets, etc. Ladies and gentlemen will please call
see our new stock, We please them certainly, for
we have the preties slippers the aud Iittls the
ne'i"st boot for the other they have
sepl3,
= UBBER sHOEs--20O pair of Ladies' fine Rubber
shss shoes.
100 pair of Ladies' Fur lined do 200 pair of Men
Rubber shoes. 100 pair of Misss Rubber do received at
TODD u HOWEI.L'S.
Az BUSHELS OF Shoe Pegs received by
ToDp and HOWELL.
LEATHER
"a FULL assortment Of all kinds of leather kin calf
a a, kid, lining and binding skins. Sparahles Tacks
aud Findings of all kinds, all of winch will he sold low
Tor cash. Tom and HowsLL.
q, boz Mems Fur Caps, just received by
e SEM rom L. HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

m Pictures inst received and viii lie sold for g,
1Ag7S cents at KENNBDYT cheap looking glass
store IOl Main Also frames and glass will he sold for
90 each. Picture, frame and glass sny - cents
Nall
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
mur0a so arr,

gsaWO journey Platgrs TO work on stirrup Irons
A and Bride Bitts, apply 10
nov 20 OFT & GREER.
- OLD PENS, with and without cases; aso a gener
vi al of steel pens at nc variety $40 of
Nov u J. BLACkM.kR x Co.
MlIrun
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

Eac, I'LL and Cross Cut SAWS cases mill saws
3fsss ntactn~eI from Sandcrsons Gouhe refined Gas,
Steel, just received by HENRY P NORRIS,
Nov 70 Main street
EstRCULAR Saws for sale by OFT and GREER.
~ Nov Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

.s assortment of Looking Glass Plates and or sale
duccd prices MENDEL u HARBOUR,
an. ii liz Main st ect.
ryIIMEIS MONEY-Notice to those that want tke
Z. time, DENEEi and HARBOUR. have just receiv-
ed large assortment of Brass Mantle Cocks of
and iIeautiful style and warranted 10 perform we-For
sale by the cssc or sinal. very low sep2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
Z q l4a.

CHAIRS. Settlers AND S0ClABLES.
"a GENERAL assortment OF the most approved Pat
ss.ass and latest styles always on band and made
to ordor the shortest notice al thu wHoesae and
tail clair manufactofy, No l21, MailIst.
aug 20 w RIliELDAFFER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-02

not answer to the cry of your despair, you say
never loved yous What were your own words
Maud the world and fate are against our union.
Let us thwart them; let us marry and then de-
And when answered TO that wild daring Of misery
with words Of patience, you took the denial they
implied as sprnging not fiom prudent love, but cold
contempt Tristan, you said scorned you because
you were poor But will not think more Of that
bitterness, which was wrung only from your de-
spair. Listen to me, my dearest! If we are so
poor that we must wait until the time Of gray hairs
before we can have one home and one name, still
will wait would rather wait until old age, and
live and die your betrothed, than wed the richest
man in England And you, Tristan, take courage
Life is never hopeless to those who have youth
and health and mind. ! will watch you rise, step
by STEP in the world; my love shall cheer yon and
give yeu strength. You cannot tail--you shdn Hot
fail. Ny own my husband that will be T! you DO
not know how strong love is--how mnchit can en-
dure and be conqueror at last. Come 10 me To-
morrow and let us forgive one another 1 know
that am dear TO you; but Tristan, you are all IN
all to the heart Of Maud.
An agony of despairing love, more terrible than
human heart could feel or human tongue describe,
appeared TO convulse the airy frame of the spirit.
lis term Of wandering over, il felt dragged down,
down. through storms and lightning and darkness,
10 the region of the dead. cry Of fearful anguish
burst from it, and the spell was broken. All had
been dream
Tristan awoke and found himself lying under the
parapet of the bridge, in the misty light of dawn.
Humbled TO the meekness Of childhood, did that
pride-tempted man rain his tears in the dust, and
bless the sleep, with lis strange dream-peopled
mystery, which had saved his soul from the doom
Of a suicide.
Tristan went home Under the rose-porch stood
his brother who uttered an exclamation of JOY, ran
forward, and stopped:
"Where have you been, young scapegrace
| was a fool TO make myself so uncomfortable
about YOU"
But Tristan felt, and returned, the hand warm
clasp, and saw there was a quivering in the thin
lips Peace and forbearance healed all strife be-
TIVE en- the brothers, now Both had learned LIES
less on in one night
In the evening light Mauds arms were round
Tristan's neck, and her tears were falling on his
BOSOM
Butin his Joy there was solemnty-a quielude--
which showed that a change had come over him:
Many years after, when he CHANGED TO be walk
ing with his wife in the same spot, he told her Of
that marvellous dream.
Maud, in her holy woman's faith, doubted not
one word But while, with shudder that she
could not repress she crept closer to her husband,
her eyes were uplfted, and her lips moved In
thankful prayer.
" Life is full of mysteries" she murmured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-02

LEDRu RoLLIN. A Paris correspondent Of the
New York Herald thus describes the illustrious
French RADICAL
have been more particular as TO Ledru Koillns
because his position and political character have
not been correctly understood as those OF some
other distinguished men and they have been the
subject Of a great deal OF unintelllgent ncrimonys
While Lamartne ascends and descends, as the boys
kite in the air. in his popularity in France, Ledru
Rollin moves on in his peculiar IDEAS theories, and
measures, with the grasp OF a strong man, capable
of defying oboquy and prejudice, and at all times
consistent with himself = comparatively So This
is due TO man whose policy does not appear 70 me
to be most for the interest Of France, or oil Europe
at this time and is certainly now ayOysed TO be in
open opposition to the existing government One
thing is certain that Ledru Rollin is an originator
of ideas-of great ideas too those that will agtae
France, and are not characterized by preludlces
against certain men, or against the progress OF h-
man events. Theirs is a man of fine capacity, a
great tactician, analyses remarkably we'll; put ne
treads round and round IN the same old Track, anu
wants 10 measure the republic by the dimensions Of
the monarchy, and make them both fit the same di-
mansions. To follow out his ideas, France would
have a republic in name; but It would be very
little different in principle or pFacuce from rue
monarchy. 1t would be the monarchy little line-
rallied producing about the reforms for which ne
commended under the Guizot administration LedFu
Rollin would break up all the old monarchal tracks,
mark out new path, and dash forward under the
impulse oil the popular Will; pusln'B tue e1lP y
state into deep water, and trying her speed and
strength at home and abroad This would make
the blood run abroad but it might save civil war.
1t would try the treasury, but il would SUIT the
genius of the people, who care more for their amount
of national glory than they 60 for ne amount o.
their national deposits. Ledru Rollin wants 10
break up all the habits Of monarchy al home, and
its existence abroad The policy Of Napoleon would
suit him better than that Of General Cavaignac.
He would cross the Alps and attack the Austrlans
I Tfalv tn fhp
He would have arrested Ferdinand IN his attack
upon Sicily, and held out the right hand Of fellow
ship to the republicans Of Germany, who are now
beginning to give Frankfort, Vienna, and Berlin
great trouble. Such are some OF the aspirations
81 man who is coming up at the head Of
powerf.il party in France, and who intends 70 make
beadway against Louis Napoleon. as well as the
present order Of things.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-02
CARRIAGE MANUFAQTORY.

YIHE Patronage that has been extended to be
Il ally the lastseven years, while in Com F4f@HEs -
street. has induced us the last summer (ls=
70 erect large building expressly for es@>~ts
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES.--S4Z--- "
We have now of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country and prepared with good Northern workmen
and the best of Materials to build any style OF Carriage TO
order and guarantee them two if used in the country
We are also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and them almost to their original beauty
and durability, although apparently worn out and useless
also, keep hand assortment of NEW and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sOldlo low. Old CARRIAGES
taken trade for New ones We invite the attention Of
those wanting New Carriages their old repaired to
call Mandatory and Repository and Judge toT them
selves, at the corner Of C9R4YIER and C.4RONDELET
Streets door to the Office of the Commercial Water
Works, rear of the St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans
les 6m MATTHEW'S & DENMAN.