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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02
hi ORLEANS AGRICuLTuRAI WAREHnIIsE

L. ALLEN. IS Camp strect-Exclnsively for the
ed ssIs Of st fan! Ths e %BBsRsa 49,
embraces as large an assortment Of IN
the best and latest improved imple- E-s2ssssS
ments as Is TO be found in the nted States containing
than fifty patterns of the celebrated EAGLE, swad cult
vatng'donbIe mould board tiukes SUB-SOiL, sesharp
enng and sugar FLOWS; Carey's, the improved Sloop
81 Pt st and tlreeqnow Pl9w expanding GUILTY.
Planters GRAIN MILLS OF all sizes Corn and Cob
Crqshen Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters, Of ten patterns
each; Horse Powers, Saw Mills Cotton Gins Fhrashlng Ma
chimes and Fan Mills; Sugar Mills Root pnler Brush
Scytlles; Grass Cradles; Shoyels; Spades AXe ETC.:
complete assortment Of HORTICULTURAL Tools,
including Garden Engines Pumps Flower Syrnges, Rakes
Hoes. etc.
A large assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS.
EERTIIlZERS, Plaster OF Paris, Lime, Guano.
The MISSISSIPPI RIFLE, used at Monterey and Buena
Vista, will carry haounce ball $50 yards with effect
ana 2nll Ems
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DAILY CRESCENT.

PARTISAN wRANGLEs.-To those who, as we of
the Crescent do not allegiance to either of the
"great partes,' now agitating the country, there
will be many evident truths in the following re-
marks from that prolific source, an exchange pa
per-" To partisans themselves, we recommend a
weekly reading of the paragraph, for the next six
months
Party Sprit.-A species of mental vitriol which
we bottle up in our bosoms, that we may squirt it
against others but which in the meantime rritates,
corrodes, and poisons our own hearts. Personality
and invectve not only proofs of a bad argument
but OF bad argler for politeness is perfectly COM
patible with wit and logic, while it enhances the
triumph of both. BY an union of courtesy and ia
lent, an individual may be made to grace his own
defeat as the sandal tree perfumes the Ratchet that
cuts 1t down. Casar's soldiers fought none the
worse for being scented with unguents nor will any
combatant be weakened by moral suavity The
bitterness of political pamphlets, and newspaper
writing, so far from acting as tonic debiIitates
and 'dishonors them. A furious pamphleteer, on
being reproached with unsparing acrimony. ex-
claimed, Burke, and Curran and Grattan. have
written thus well l." s. Aye said his friend,
:. but have you written thus as lpell as then ?'' Poll
teal writers and orators must not mistake the rage.
the mouthing, and the contortons of the Sybil for
Inspirations
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, &c.


John MCCARTHY, Pia1a6er No. 1874 Camp street q
New Orleans, has just received and large 81
rOment OF Brass Cocks various Force and L1%A
LhPumIs; Beer Pumps &c. &c; Cooking Ranges; 49,
Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths. Also laying and ItpaIr.
9 Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description Ship
seamboat work promptly put up and repaired. All or
AE pUmpty attended to.
Fl Charges moderate. mh21 1y
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WRECKS AND Loss OF LIVES ON LAKE MIcHr-
GAN.-The storm Of twelve days since, on the nor
them lakes, seems to have been of a very disas-
trous character We copy the following from the
Chicago Journal of the Doth ult
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GALE ON LAKE ERIE Numerous Vessels
Wreched.-On Monday night, 18th ult serious
gale commenced on Lake Erie, and continued for
two days. Some fifteen vessels were blown ashore
.near Sandusky; and the steamboat Oregon was
nearly wrecked. On Lake Ontario, also, serious
damage done to vessels. The large steamboat
Niagara was stranded near the mouth of Genesee
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1lNEN 3. WRITER'S, A. NJ, MID, Gate OF KentuckV
having permanently located in Newt orleans, respectfully
tenders bis services to the public in all the duties devovng
on physician. He refers 10 The following gentlemen
Thee. FLeinghnysen, NY. G. S. Pattison, MD. NY.
Hon. ! K. Underwood, Ky. G. 5. Bedford, MD, NY.
Hon. ]. j. Cntenden, Ky. D. Glass MD NO
Hon E NJ. Ewing, Ky s. ID. Gross Md Ky
Hon 0. G. Gates Ky. C. w short M D. XIV
Hon b. H. Clark KY r. H. Short & Co NO
Lion Asher Graham, Ky. Howard Malcolm, ID, KY.
Ulon N~'' ~oA m.S 2n, mn
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COUNTRY NEwsPAPERs.-There has been a
most palpable and commendable improvement both
in the mental and mechanical arrangements of the
country newspapers of the South and West, within
the last year. Texas, now, has some eight Or ten
very respectfully conducted weekly prints. The
new territory will doubtless possess some, Also
in the course of a year.
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THE subscriber offers for sale PATENT STEAM Boil
L. LER MAGNETIC FLOATS, a most valuable and
interesting invention which has been well tested and highly
approved by scientific and practical Engineers and
general in Ohio and Lake Erie. The advantages of
the Magnetic Float, are
1s-That it prevents the possibility of burning expIo
ding the Boilers which attached by indicating, Rtai
HbLy, all times the quantity of water the Boiler
2d-t supercedes the necessity of using the guagecock,
being much and nfable test of the quantity
of water in the Boiler.
3d-f attached Steamboat Boiler the officers of the
boat passengers, glance satisfy themselves OF
the quantity of in the Boiler, and thereby many fatal
accidents be prevented all danger of explosion from want OF
being effectualy prevented indeed Steamboat
should be without one.
4th-Fhat the managers OF alt 1-dRd En-
iRes can by be efectuay protected from the great dam
age and loss occasoned by the Ignorance negligence OF
fjremen and engineers For this it
invaluable to the Sugar Planter and propreto OF Land
- Call at Leedss boundary the Waerworks in the
Second Municipality, and see it i'll operation.
SAMUEL DENMAN,
apl4 I'm Circus street, Two doors below Hevla.
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WATCEES. TEwEr,Ry TT

EDWARD A. TYLER, 80 Camp street would respect
IN fully invite the attention tent Of his friends and the
ELRl, ETC., comprising Watches of the most APP e.
proved manufacture, In Gold and Silver, Hunting CO
and Opentaced cases Silver Ware of every DESCRIPTION
consisting in part OF Tea, Table Sugar, Salt and Mustard
Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Castos Cups, Pitchers Toast
great variety of JeweIry, Cutlery Rich Fancy Goods
PeIfumery, etc.
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store from $4,000 bags Merchants having coffee
M md to si t. ea and min
ap1o l58 Tchoupitoulas street.
,.,r WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS, &c.
w are prepared to furnish, short notice from the
kSSGaE fk 6S v al d sfa
Jaws coon 1a Ga M cu fson and fe W Pmsn
apll BIN L. J. WEBSTER, IS Graver st.
SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,
+ L. BOLEN would respectfully inform the Community mi
above Mills to furnish roast and ground Coffee ground Spices
Of all kinds, together with CoInmeal, Homny and Gritz
Steamboats, Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the
shortest notice, app 6m
j Sheet Crown and Plate Window Gass 9t from the manu-
m ae9ry Ct Chanee Brothers Co. Of Smthwck Glass
jersey manuacoes Parties in want Of wi Window we G a@
will do well to call and examine large stock of American
weIs anu a4 RoB 1 Npu Is csn st.
PORTABLE SHOWER EATHS
GREENS IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
Amercan institute New York and Mecha n' Far Bos
ton as the best Shower Baths offered the public The
agents for the above really excellent bath and now pre-
ss ' sRFs6S EES s. pr
M lICi[ElL'S Large Distance and Reference Map of
G. X MARsnAhIs Astronomical Atlas and Map highly
colored and Illustrated;
map VI 'ilssisSippi anu itldDd-
ma, with all the late Surveys, nc;
PrKns Coat st Directory Of the p Msspp Ryss with dis
ap6 l1n l w 1T MILES C. c. SALE & Co
HEMP! HEMP! HEMP!u
VIE undersigned in order further TO meet the of the
L Board OF Underwriters have set apart exclusively for
the storage OF Hemp and other extrahazadous articles of
merchandZe, the oNEsToRY fire proof Warehouse (Oreans
No corner DeOrd and Magazine The locality and
facility OF receiving and delivering the Warehouse here
being no hosting the second story required renders
the most desirable place for this description of storage
apo 6m GEO. r REARDSCO
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JNUTTALI-HO USES.UITH and BELL 90
y. HANGER, LGtGyette ST. near Camp, .Nel0 a
0isdns-l0BBING, LOCKSMlFHING etc. HI
~ Bell Hanging done in the best manner, on -
Moderate terms. Store Door Bolts and Bars made
order. mh2l 6m
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sADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WARE
HOUSE, No. II Canal street. .Neu Orleans,
I A. HORTON has now hand large assortment of
% every style OF Saddles, Brides, Martin lnSs Ma
o. Cart HARNESS bray Brides, slW~sT e vi
SNSMV Collars, Whips Strrups, Bits aaza.l $500
GEVA and Spurs. Also general assortment OF IN Ola
q RUBBER GOODS together, with the largest
stock of Trunks Valces Saddle and Carpet Bags ever
before offered in this market which he invites the attention
of purchasers all the above goods will be sold GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety of pat
terms, and at the manufacturers prices ml7 6m
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GENTLEMEN BOOT AND L AIDES
- - cEJOE STORE

GENTLEMEN, BOOT AND LADIES
SHOE STORE.
a. The subscriber has just, received from s7-1sA-
Ell his Manufactory a splendid assortment OF Ez3zSA
H R0OTS and SHOES, made under his eye, and
81 of the hest material and workmanship, and of the
most fashionable and tasty styles, comprising
Gents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fine Calf Skin
Fine Morocco
g Patent Leather CATERS;
Fine Calf BROGANs;
Rough and Ready HALF-BOOTS;
90 Cloth HALF CATERS;
" NULLIFIERS-Caf and Patent Gather
Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS;
Hunting and Riding BOOTS, ETC. etc:
Ladies' BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES of the most
fashionable Styles
Bows and Youths Patent Leather BROGANS:
Children Francois CATERS, Morocco Buttons Pa
tent Leather, and Calf SHO ES etc.
JOHN II. WORTH.
ans I'm unier St Charles Hotel corner Common st
r ARD OILS bbls Winter No l. for sale by
IL mh5 s. W. CUTTER "a Pcydras st.
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NELSON A. YOUNG, No. s Camp street, y~q
~ Woaid respectfully invite the attention of his 4A
friends and the public to his and extensive as a.
sortment of line English and Swiss 800
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and most celebrated of London
lhVerp0ol and Geneva, carefully put up and werantel
hne Gold or Silver Gases OF the most approved Patterns
SUIT Ladies O. GentIemen Also a very large assortment
OF WAICI TRlMMlN GS-comprising every variety OF
Ladies and Gent i Fine Gold GUARD CHAINS;
Keys and Seals, of the latest and most fashionable patterns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES Ia great variety y
Diamond, Ruby, Garnet, Pearl and Plain Cod FINGER
RINGS, NECKLACES, &c
A great variety of Gentlemen's Shirt Studs Sleeve and
Collar Buttons Breast Pins, Scarf Pins, Seal Rings Silver
Suender Buckles Gold and Silver Specace OF des-
crpnon Gold and Silver Pencils Silver Spoons Forks CUPS
Of every de5eription Ladies, Fine SveIpIated Sheffield
Casors, Candescks Trays &c. Levi Brown and Spencers
celebrated Damondpointed Gold Pens, in Gold Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods, which he offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Persons from the country, wishing to purchase fine Time
Pieces or Jeweiry, would do well call and his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
sR Particular attention given to REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches at short notice, by the sktu wokmen TO
be found in the country.
sV Every description Of Jewelry made and repaired to
ORDER app limo
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No. 30 tfirGd ST., .NeU Orleans.
cTEAM and FIRE ENGINES Printing Presses and Ma
manner.
Tn Brass Castings and Patterns made to order
mhl5 A C. ZONES
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STOkAGE.
~ At the Fire Proof Warehouses Orleans Nos |
tH-5l and 2, cor4eS of Julia and Magazine, NZNEN
- and Magazine and Deord streets and sd In
EA IS Juila street, for all kinds of merchan- - e
die and Produce, at the lowest rates.
aJ56m GEO. r. BEARD & co.
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.s.-s'2 D., y. LaI yyNjfO USE STREET .N- ~.
~ ABLE DISCOVERV-No ia. Rr.Eg
D. 'thlIt EURE Is EFFEC TEU-Pritatc Disease. ua.ul
ID a." aals d. regular physician. without me.-. VT
Rev Orleans, LOUISIANA
~. "a LIEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
ny :" we Iofm' OF "a certain Disease his usueJl adj
s!eu' h another column The Treatment adopted by -A
% Hit' winch mas uIe approval Ofthu d. Linguistic. Hr.
-s0ls OF FaIs, London and New York and its s-
sgye's rs proved beyond doubt iat permanent .
me '0i cases OF constitutional syphilis. g0uOrIUa, ..
' en- aIEtneDi Of the PROSTATE glands, diseases IuoI n
20 Npf-l Ce Hiy Ii Application be made TO those u
s2senCe, SKIN and experience he relied sin r
MLe opehe 10 tins cry, all the many thar have como
nhu1f ny care have been cured without single execution
some Oh these Wereol years standing One rema.a5 a
" l ~ years old has bGeu cured. OtIe5Irr Ui mo
parent me gentleman tghUse TespeCtabuyIs known 10
LeLILiHe Oh EeW DHeanr) az hand, and ,by Dos lnIua
SOM can De referred to- Dr. NJ treatment Of stulues
nor known south OF New York HIS treatment OF -0aor
Ii ana seel lde most perfect discovered. Ii % N5
s.g"l safest anu suTest. Tho patient take, no "na'@
tu1syal tGIpenne Jrger narou doses, bat cure ir"D
LneH in one or two days without pain announcement" o
c.aias OF diet E-e No pay unless IS ELECTED william
tine time named.
lMPDTENty.H men or Others who be- Ha.ug aEu#
n seI pollution, may have brou on Ggl-evg. y of -
painful consequences resulting from uurgfrtu"o ld1
sics Oi ue passions, such premature uulHa.l H.r
thAIy seminal emissions, general debility Or consul. H
eefahs CEMENT may consult Dr. Mullen with FUuDa1. uu.
observed.
Dr. Mullen can econsuled daily at bis Office No Cos
t0Hig2use street, BENJAMIN MULLEN h, ID.
(, - ss--,-s No. 81 Cust0mhQuEe sHesI, We ~
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mEDTCAT, TREATMgVT,

nR. A. CULLEN has removed his Office from = Roy.
- street to NO 10 Eatcbe| street, near lhe ~ rs
ing the structure without any Operauon--en'vy by
medicine that relieve and permanently cure, wlth9nJ as -
dranceto busnes5Or diet DR.. Cullen is too well known IN
New Orleans aud the surrounding country 10 NEED any P
ing seilaudaton On application to Dr. g., be s 'eaf
you hundreds OF the first standing in this city Who h.
been cured the last ten yeaI5 bis new plan g rl
and examine Oryourseves No pay required "ItaA acne
Is effected. Rheumatism cured. GonorrUa Cuiua Ia "Ss
~ Remeiaber IG NATcnEz STREET. near the Archie.
Postpaid letters punCuaiy attended to III all uoni"ua" @
medicine securely packed and sent TO any PAT o. The
country Il.--' ''.
TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS,
E70NSTUCK x CO.,5Q POlDRI5 SI#Lt. T. AtT2
- ON hand the following Genuine Medicines which every
flmy oughttO be supplied WITH VIZ; cat NIL
HAYS LMEET IS warranted 10 cure any case oil ts AIes'
either Blind or Bleeding.
pam cannot eEsttnCe OF the Genuine 2y cent per DON
Dr.. MCNAR's ACOUSTIC DlL--a certain cure i0T bea'.
LANGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REMEDY VIA
cure anycase Of Asthma, Dyspepsia, bauhna, Cosl'enesi
MornzR's RFIIgr--ior those ladies' about becoming
GoMsT6CIS's EXTRACT OF sARsAPARIrLA-for Puny.
ing the Biood-Price 5Og, per bottle, e. perooheu
case eftfer NefyoIssor Bilious WIN youtryItE
WIsTAR's B4LsAN OF WIhB CHEERI and d. biE
THoLoIEws ExREcToRAET PINK SYRCr-ior tggeh1
Gods Pain in the Breast and Side and all Chest aud Lung
FATISEsTociys and KorMsrocE's VERuIfroE-inr
Worms in children This Remedy for Worms Is one Ut the
THE LAST INDIA HAIR DIX will color the hair ietbark
OrMOwn, and warranted not t0sta.H the ai-u.
KEw's LIETMEEr and INDIAN VEGETABLE ELMER .
waraned to cure any case Of Rheumatism or GUu CoHal'
PAIN KmLER-Fnce ~ cents
the ia grow on bald heads preventing the hair lIOm l"l0S
TIE 'WoNDER AND BLESSING OF THE AoEN Dali,
LEY aud CoNNELL's MAGIcALIAlN EXTRACTOR NW
remedy for all Burns, Sore Eyes, feOIs jleer. bm5 3,
nc DoPreuN ysipeas and all compliant, winch hetu H
external application, BY its IniiaHat0us removed
sweiHgs reduced Standardization even stayed.
A. Caalon-AiIth e above aimed article, sold only W
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FEVO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH NENEREAI, Dr.
4 EASES-IhG reputation OF the WfiigTis 20 NtI r..e''
sneu that all that necessary 10 10 those Who nave ts
50 unfortunate as have contracted oil Those aFl#
till diseases known and called Secret Diseases 10 aH l
their forms that the WINTER alter mo. .s'
Ui practice OF tveuty-siX years confined sy tD We
BeTaa Diseases and Diseases OF the Hio0dr (haNng uei
and relieved many hunded who were past all hope, Il
whom had been under the Treatment OF eminent p4yaS
without receiving any benefit is enabled TO o-r you 70 -
lively Il safe certain and speedy Should oil the
urfVrfuHufCLy HictcL tins short advertisement atF
would do web TO call at No. So CusTOMHQUsE STREET
fore appyug elsewhere and avail themselves U Tie Beucuis
of the subscriber long and successful experience
iyl5 I'm b. +. MULLEN, 50 CUston.hUUsest ST..
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HARDWARE, SC.

r. W. NIOPTG OMERY, II Charities street.
NEW ORLEANS.
TIA on hand very complete stock of Goods in his ~
I line. In addition to his usual extensive asSOTL- TX
mentof Birmingham, Sheffield and Domestic Ia RD EA
WAREand CUTLERY, his stock OF heavy goods st
very complete embracing among numerous other articles
2 900 boxes Tin Plates "a Y, PontpOO land other brands;
also Block Tin, SpelteT Zine. etc;
l00G0 lbs. Iron Ware, assorted, all Sizes =, T.,
$50 tons Iron, assorted SWedes, American anu EnglSh
assorted flat, round, square, plough, plate, hoops,
band and sheet; Steel, all kinds; 49,.
200 dozen genuine oins & Cos light and heavy Axes
1900 Kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted all sizes
200 tons hollow Ware, Castings assorted pols, ovens S
ders sIlcts, fire dogs, ETC. French pots
500 coils Manila Rope. assorted, all Sizes
300 casks OK Log and Trace Chains; r
Togeher viii Whiltemore's Cotton and Wool Card
Wilson'S Coffee Mills Ames, Hollands aud other Tahsfs
Spades and ShOveIs; ard han Selves HOe o. al END,
Anvls, Vices and Smiths Hammers and Bellows; i'll
Ware. Mill Cross-cut and Pin Saws horse and mule Colats
and Hames; Slwcuter3; COm-s shelters and Corn mills,
kings POugls Nos / 2, and f. Paper, all kinds IyT
Spirits Tupeutine and White Lead; Paints all kinds h
and nnd Stones Mil Irons h0ng Clelia, all numbers
Shot Sheet aud Bar Lead; StOCH Kettles; Bark Minis.
-ALSO-
1000 ralI0ns Sperm Oil, and WV, Us,
5000 do Winter strained and Reached Whale 'lL.
HsstOck Of Cutlery not surpassed. Buye are NV 10
examine before purchasing elsewhere MY OH
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Government Of the state of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Isaac JOHNSON, Governor; FRAsIuUE LANDRY. 1t. Gov;
Chas. GAY ARE, Sec'y State Joseph Walker Treasurer;
H. BOuleiOu, Auditor; w. A. EimOre. AuOry Gen.
C. n. Rowloy, Adj. Cent; R. J. Kerr Req Land Off &c
IL. y. Williams, State Eng; H. Bnngler, Surveyor Gen
A, Dmty State Superintendent of Public Education.
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DAILY CREsC CENT.

"a ,,r.RTINE-Th Ministry han
boS IC ,in ~ some diGicuy with the question 81
been eApeG.InI 4 AMI when the announcement Of
Jhu[cn 5aa, of ihors took place. Ledru oIin e%
[ c9 med low unfortunate that we c2IF,ga n3
our Win the priesthood, viii not lend hhaei
~ ~ ng measure against their Interests Len"
ii,@lsIfi exclaimed Lamartine, Of course no..
he has been always used to scG himself ai'u a.
tolarab be rrInOus price too
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~ A. CONANT respectfully informs ms friends and the
4 public thar be still continues 70 manufacture SODA,
MEAD, and MlNERA AL WATERS al the above estab-
lshment and warranted equa any Europe or America.
supply constantly on hand, at wholesale and retail.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended to and
fSeSs% 70 ship, N barrels, Of " 10 dQz, LmyI49m
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~ A recent philosopher discovers a method to
,,,oi4 heinz dunned. How how !-how p we
boar eyery one asking. Nayer RIM IN deJt!
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49, We see it stated in some Of the papers tlla'
General TAYLOR has a stake in Southern soil. We
s,,npose this aules 10 the fence rails on his plan
tatiOu
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john 6godn' " ~. P"fon james saul.
sTtS9!so GoTurIrGs f. i co@ igc,9g,%
Co4ateeI w NJ P.at" af4
{'ooHlIln ,i XVI, NJ GogicI A. y Cro~>man... Lq-
e Ne Mn Mr5 5tevaf' ip ai fn;
void Ma iTS lV anu SgGRIrAEY v Joote
----=- -=----
man, 1Lt oS wi as %9 1 = ss @r use a os,-, any
s1iliiutoIs Of MIj LiIuols Vine o. Cider
Temples of honor.
GRAND TEMPLE OF Hogoa or TIE Sy1 a. Or
LoUsLANAQt7rErI- T. ~ aSc, y w
Lugen6qhl g w Il; Nm5H Bfundage, q y Zz5gsSSz
ffip3it 6 " CBaPajn W H. Rondes9 q w "; T
S Barry G W C: b. f. iYaymouth, P G W.T..
LorggnsA TEMPLE Or noSoR, No. Meets eyg,,gg
Other Mon4ag az PELICAN Han QtlcsIrSEJ Paie Y
w tt Albert Swain, w Z; John Bq'Ee. w II J ,y
"Hliins'' " " '"I'o - t.
PIE Hall, So CANA Qascr&;Q a WoT9Pig9tt ~ w !, 2 r
fisast W D Erasta; Wells, " j Tra:>r,s,E; Wp. H.
N WIFE, Is 81 MaC1acE e =, W b ~ =
ocean Temple OF HoxoR, No. a-5ieets every other
T T. a n Py a ID g9ePa Fsa6g v e.
Yaadergr +; 81 r. E R; iio Hq yy e =
Grad 9af " y J. I Bab CIsgsin ' nov" " ~ =
Cryts ognf aI M ~ Feoeeonas seet every
other Tuesday evening, at hafpas O'Clock. Officers
" A. hsrn w z r T. D. Heart W ~ IRA 9 n
w ~ A. Hero w H T. o. slTr W 81 g. ): e " II i
~ y1 4 6en'en' " O. j. >. Koa''N' =" . ! > 0a''
CRYSTAL Temple o. lgSoR, 40. a+ ,Fi I IIl
monthly every alternate .oP6ag efS EMMA II q n T6o
Van G W2ok .'f q g. z Bnn, Wa e. Foster
agpgqrtner w y Horace s. Lq {J W =; EG
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0nEor TEMPLE or HoyoR. No. 5-sleets semi.monthIy
every alternate Tuesday evening, in the Han Of Cystal
FonPt PoR r. no ~ , Gaopg io .S e s1e
RAEs sG w b B s. f. W. T62 g. Jos BENSON
WDU; p 3 R F Blades w G; John Ross w 5; W. d.
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s lA.S,Olil T,T ar IIop M Iorqted at pro-
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w nfnB tsdBstte :. " K y b Larfhe, T John T,
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DIVISIONS Of .ile ',Le 81 =. rrt
= SIRaNB3 M 5561s oE sd a Of he Grand II DIVISION
Sons OF Temperance, held the 18th QctobeI 1874 the
s en4W IeTm Ionis bis q " IS Ii W. Powell a;
M aP3PI c seaaa James Paeon p
PELICAN DIVISION, No, 4TMMees every Wednesday
eye4hs az ciocAi az ,S lj sonoi " p Jas
Bpe FIONA: babBHs s. Abe; E swain TRon
Cunan O. Isaac Mckenzie, A c; Alexander Mcneil, 5;
VIM Fleming o $; Afternoon Hi' P" r.
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ing at 9 q c'2k d, " ~ NJ B. ~ y @ " Al VVeaks
Rs Mecsa = 2: 4 A. .i Fl Mitchg8 - s. r 81 4
mott, s. D. KiHnier, Chaplain j. brewer " r:
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Gle w r a e Porter S Al Sas' rd lnIsyj ~ II u inc ~
Williams G; james Conroy c; f. f. Williams, / 5; a
noLeSn y =, ', ~ mon lH,On w .r,,r,
No 80 TcboSpiouiss feet every Thadsy evening
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