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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-08
UNIvE 81 "a LoHLsIANA.

Eg1HE LFCTiJREs and C0ttPSE Of INSTRUCTION
q in this Department will commence ON the SECOND
MONDAY Of November next and continue until the LIST OF
May. They intended to embrace the most important
branches Of the Common end CoH LGl0' P%0e' 4"tsr@
Lectures viii be delivered upon the various branches and
TFose by Professor Henry A. BULLARD viii embrace:
l. The history of the Roman Law, rom the earliest tunes
H. analysis of the gene Principles OF the Roman Civil
Law according the most approved method OF the ter
school III. The jurisprudence q l-nE75atl sst
pared with the Roman Law and The SQdeS OF france anu
Spain. ~ An outline Of the Land titles m LOUISIANA,
whether derived from France, SPAN or The United oates
Those by Professor 4B0DoRE H. MCCALEB WIN Ltat
Of |. Admiralty and Maritime Law embracing the rights
and Obligations OF H.esers ana N&rlnsLs Ioi S S
Military. Mariners Contracts, Marine Insurance and ny
pOthecatons and contracts for Maritime Services IN Building
embracing the Law OF ze and the practice Of Prize Courts
IN their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties of Peace and
Private International Law Ill The Jurisdiction of the
Courts Ofthe United States embracing the Original and Az
peate Jurisdiction Supreme and CEcult Courts and
the Original Jurisdiction Of the District Cous a. Courts OF
Revenue and Prize and Instance Courts OF dmHaliy
The Lectures of Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat OF;
l. Commercial Law IS it relates to MERCANTILE persons ei-
camille Property and Contracts and Mercantile Remedies
These Lectures will treat of Sole Traders, Partnerships
and % G rn Sas snd ag9 nDSr Of Of 3 maa f
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts of ATeIghtment by
Charter party and for Conveyance in general Ship Of
Freight Jettison and Average Salvage and Insurance;
of Sale GUARANTEES, Liens and StOppage IN uanstu ETC.
H. The Criminal Law and Practice IN Courts OF Criminal
Jurisdiction, and-III. Of the Law of Evidence.
Professor THOMAS B. MONROE, will Lecture upon l.
The Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice
PleadiRgs Civil Gases at Common Law, and-li Consu
tutOnaI Law.
Chief Justice EUsTIs will deliver series of Lectures on
the Rights of Persons and the Conflict OF Laws;
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUS, Esd, will assist as Adjunct Pro
fessOr in the Department of the Civil Law. ,
Students wall expected produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character
The degree OF Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only
those who shall have attended two Courses oil Lectures or
full after having studied at least one year IN the
office of Counsellor Law and after stnc. examination
BY all the Professors During the Course there VIII be ire
quent examinations.
There will be organized, also Moot Court which will be
holden week, presided over by one OF the Pro-
tesSOrs.
E The price Of Tickets for the Coarse is fixed at 500
or s25 for eacr Professor
II. A, BuLLARD, Dean of the Faculty.
New ORLEANS lime | 1913 'e5 5m
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AmMTNGs- TARPAuITNS. ETC.

TsTHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
4 the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues to
manufacture every description OF WOOD and LRqN-
FRAME 4 WyGLg(TS for Stores Steamboats,, Offices,
Galleries etc ETC. He also manufacture every description
OF Military Tent Tarpaulns and Dray, Wagon and Horse
Covers at the shortest notice Particular attention will be
pad to Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
ROTes fCl Stores, etc.
As there has been great deal said within the last wear or
so, about wha, parties enormously cali AIEh-
PROBING The subscriber offers hsse-yces IN that capacity
for small compensation and those OF his customers who
would prefer saving the expense by doing it themselves ne
viii cheeTtuv give the receipt whChn Itself is very SIMPLE
and yet use in preventing rot mdeW on any article
OF cloth canvas that may be exposed to wet OF damp
u orders left my slate, at the Clothing store 81
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO., viii meet wit h prompt at
teprion mills 6m II. CASSIDY.
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CARRT6GE MAWUFACTORY.

NHE Patronage that has been extended to very be
l. ally the lastssVen years, while IN Com #-ER -
mon street has induced US the last summer 49, SEsf
to erect large building expressly for tSSZs~F
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES 49,
We have now of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country and are prepared with good Northern w0rJneH
and the best of materials to build any style Of Carriage to
order and guarantee them tive used IN the country
We are also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and restore them almost to their original beauty
and durability although apparently out and useless
We will pay freight carriages sent to repair We will
also keep on hand an assortment of NEW and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which VIII be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken in trade oT New ones We invite the attention Of
those wanting New Carriages their old repaed to
cal at our Mandatory and Repository and Judge Tor them
selves at the corner Of (aft.4RIER ind C4ROFELET
Streets door the Office of the Commercial Water
Works, rear of the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans
les SIN MATTHEW'S & DEMMAN.
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NELSON Human nature is very frail. No man
ever had stronger sense of it under the influence
of sense of justice than Lord Nelson. He was
loath to nhct punishment; and when he was
obliged, as he called it, to endure the torture of
seeing men logged, " he came out of his cabin with
a hurried step ran into the gang-way, made his
bow to the General, and reading the articles ofwar
the culprit had infringed, said, g Boatswain do
your duty" The lash was instantly applied, and,
consequently, the sufferer exclaimed, Forgive
me, Admiral, forgive me ~ On such an occasion
Lord Nelson would look around with wild anxiety,
and, as all his officers kept silence, he would say,
what! none of you speak for him avast! cast
him off, and then add to the suffering eulprit,
&" Jack in the day Of battle remember me ~ and
he became good fellow in future. A poor man was
about to be fogged-d Ltndsnan-and few pitied
him His offence was drunkenness. He was be-
ing tied up lovely gill; contrary to all rules rush
ed through the officers, and, falling on her knees
clasped Nelson's hand, in which were the articles
of war, exclaming, Pray, forgive him, your
honor, and he shall never offend again" Your
face, said the Admiral, is a security for his good
behavior Let him go; the fellow cannot be bad
who has such lovely creature in his care" This
man rose to be lieutenant.
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40 Those who have experienced none OF the
ups and downs of life, but have been placed by the
chance of birth or other good fortune, IN aftuenee,
estimation, and comfort should at all times be very
difident of their supposed virtues, and avoid boast
ing even of those which may have been partially
put to the test Placed above the multitude, should
occasion require their Interference they should be
careful not to act too rigidly towards those whom
temptation or bad example has led into crime, or
whom hunger has almost compelled to transgress
Ii is quite enough that the arrogant Pharisee con-
emDtuously pities from afar, the severe Oralist
steels his heart and opposes charitable feeling to-
wards the poor and unfortunate but to reprObate,
without rendering assstaRce, is not only cruel but
it is imposing cruelty onistress. kindness to those
those who err, and thanklulness that our own lot
has been cast otherwise, would become Us more
than refining on the virtue Of which strictly speak
ng1 the best Of US possess but little, of which the
motive for that lEtle is but too often doubtful
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AEMEAGRNs
KNOWLES & NOEL,

%
PRa CTICHL W.aTCHMdRERS,
s~q No. IS CANAL street, first door - -
In below Camp, .NeD Orleans, keepe5SlES GJSSs1ss
~ "a constantly on hand large and - S--11e
&AAks4well selected assortment Of Swiss and English
LEVER WATCHES.
JeWely Silver Ware Pocket Cutlery Gold Pens Spectacles
and Fancy Goods
Dur personal attention will be devoted to repairing every
description Of FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEwELRY
which SHAH perform satisfactorily, or no charge. my96
WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC.
EDWARD A. TYLER, 80 Camp street. would respect
~ fully invite the attention of his friends and the y
pubIs to his fine and well selected stock of JE ~ SAA
ELRI etc., comprising Watches of the most APP -
pl0ved manufacture, in Gold and Silver Hunting &hs
amt Open faced cases Silver Ware of every description
consisting in part of Tea Table Sugar Salt aud Mustard
SPOONS Jerks, Ladies' Castors, Cups, Pitchers, Toast
Racks, etc.
grear variety Of Jewalry Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods
Pegfnmery etc.
PIANO FoRTEs.
-saIg-7.y Just received from the manufactures of
~ Messrs. Nl1ns s. Fischer. and A. H. Gale
III n IA ri III Y o., lf4ge supply of their superior
= " v PIANOS. . new style cases-a few with
Cqlenan soilan aChm and tVes's Tuneable Reeds
PleSse call and examine APPS #
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TOOTH AGILE CuRRn


I N LESS THAN ONE MINUTE by 6sl%s1ssaseA.
I pE MENStNG'S FOOT A Oh E
ELlXlR.-This ar iee is devoid of all poi- VI 3S
soa0ds ingredients. Try A bottle and you ~N-A-Il-4J
VII soon see WY face turned into smiles. NJ AGlC
TOOTH P0VDER.-Ths article is the besf now before
the public II eradcates the Tartar without the and OF in
by Or. hIENSIN(I, DENTAL SURGEON, Office No So,
Bar0HRe street four doors above COmmOnst. my Il SIN
w. r. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST,
IA Car0Hdeiet street, Mem Orleans,
WILL perform all operations the TEETH for their
" preservation IN the mGst scientific lssss7z7a-
manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert S 80
ed from one to whole set, on the mostI Pvz5sses
mggletn and improved principles. A-S-4J
Teeth extracted without the Of ChOrOf0Im, and with
but sig hi pain to the patient.
From long experience in his profession and strict appca-
ton to business he hopes merit share of public patronage
Reference be given TO the most eminent medical
and SURGEON Dentists in the country. myE 3m
J. WEST, Practical DENTIST
FTTOULD respectfully inform the citizens of NewOrleans
ST CHARLES STREET, near the 49, ~
of Poydras street, Thankful iCrl4 TYSIs9A
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed ~SL1-lIJ
upon him, he woud solicit continuance Of the same Alter
practice of eight Yeas The mechanical department, both
in Europe and the United States and having awaited him
self Of all the late improvements he feels confident that he
VIII give satisfaction 80 all those who may favor him with
eau. List of Prices.
Single Iooti mounted on fine gold plate ...'....'.$ 50
- PIVOT. ,,,..,.,..,........ q W
Plugging Wit Ee gold per cavity %
fun set Of Teeth highly finished. on a new principle
The loss Of the Palate supplied without clasps or liga-
j. w warrants ali lis operations to be the best Of work
manshp and material and TO give satisfaction those who
may patronlze him, Or no charge will be made.
Old plates emodeled and repaired at the shortest notice
Dentists in the country may rely having their work
promptly attended TO- by sending correct model.
~ DENTISTS supplied with Teeth instruments, &c
N. B.-J. w. can refer 20 many persons who
oying the benefits of his practice. ap8 ON
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PHTEADRLPHIA WaEELwRIGHTs woRK.

THE subscribers Agents for the well known manufacoy
1 of WILLOW CHILDs & CO. Philadelphia, have now
landing and in extensive assortment OF every de-
scription OF Wheewrights' work, as follows:
70 pairs OK and Horse Cart Wheels, from to inches on
the tread;
pairs extra heavy Dray Wheels, 4d inches on tread;
10 Ok and Hose Wagons with and without bodies, va-
Gus sizes,
80 Drays a0 aud wooden axes, 3z1 8zxl and 4 inches
on tread:
10 Carts, light and heavy;
100 Wheelbarows with shifting sides;
80 Canal Barows
The above stock viii be increased by every arrival from
Philadelphia which will enable them 10 offer to Planters and
Merchants this season larger and more complete assort
ment of these articles than has ever heretofore been offered In
this market Prices viii be reasonable, terms liberal and all
articles fully guaranteed. = i
ip1 l5S TchOupitOulat st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-08

nz- The severe drought in Delaware extends to
New Jersey, and has already destroyed great por-
tion of the CROPS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-08

Grs- 1t is unwise to drive the vicious to despe-
ration The hand of the outcast from society be-
comes at last armed against all mankind he ceases
after a season. TO distinguish between friends and
enemies. Few, perhaps none, are so bad as 10 be
utterly irrecaimable; and he who discourages the
first voluntary effort of the guilty towards re-
forming themselves, on the pretence that they are
hypocritical arrogates TO himself that dscrlmlna-
ton into motives which belong alone 10 the Su-
nrene Indge Of all hearts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-08

Tasty WoRK.-In the Maryland Penitentiary,
the Baltimore Sun states, they have German, who
appears to be an artist of no mean SKILL in his pro-
fession, which is that Of fresco painting. lie got
hold of some of the refuse dye used in the estab-
Iishment, and has made his sleeping cell look like
different apartment Seeing his taste and ability,
he has been employed for some time in painting the
cells, and he uses nothing but the refuse dye. he
works without pattern, and makes every cell diff
ferent This painting, cheaply done, saves white
washing More than that, it is an agreeable relief
to the prisoners eye which, instead of always rest
ing on the naked wall finds variety in the painting
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Mr.. HENRI HERE'S PIANO FORTES AND
. PTAMTEOS

PIAMINOS
LTTM. T. MAYO, has the pleasure to go -zl-s,
w inform his friends and the public of ci ~ -
New Orleans and the surrounding cOuntTy,t9 n iii fY 81
thath has been appointed by Mr. a. HERZ,l
sole Agent for the sale of his GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOS AND PIANINOS The daily increasing de-
mand in this country for these instruments, and the
satisfaction they have given buyers both America and
Europe, have induced VIM. T. MAYO to open room for
their exhibition and sale. lie also takes leave call pacu
lar attention the PIANiNOS which unsurpassed for
richness of and elegance of appearance, combining
great durability with unique braneyand facility OF touch
CHE highest premium at the disposal OF the French Govern
IHent and in general in France England and Ger
many W. T. NJ bsgs leave to refer to the highest elO
gums bestowed them by Professors and the Press the
occasion Of NJ HERz introducing the PlANlNOs at his
concerts.
so A ample assortment will always be found q the
Depot No Ccao Street three doors from Canal ST. LEST
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pELIqHTFUL sUMMER RESIDENCE,

A T PRIVATE sALE.-The land measures half arpent
n font TO the Like, by Il aIpents in depth to- 80
gether with all the improvements thereupon--cOm sssa
rooms stable etc etc. all well fenced in and in rstate
order In front of the dwelling is fine pastuTe-the whole
well surrounded BY fine live-Oak and other beautiful trees
The plan of said property be at our ohce-Terms
very LIBERAL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-08

Of There are TWO paths before every man, the
right and wrong one; and every fresh power OF
mind or body that he acquires or discovers but
hurries him on at every step, farther and tarther
from the one he has not chosen.
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DEATH SCENES OF REMARKABLE PERSONS
Mary Scotland's frail beauty met the gloomy
king with degree of resolution not TO be expect
ed from her mslortunes, so numerous were they
deserted by every friend except her little dog
Sir T. More remarked to the executoner, by
whose hands he was to perish, that the scatfold
was extremely weak; :" pray you, friends, see me
up sale,' said he, "and for my coming down, let
me shiftfor myself"
Chaucer breath his last while composing bal
led. His last production is called, A ballad
made by Godfrey Chaucer on his death bed, laying
III great pain"
81 could wish this tragic scene was over" SAID
Quin, the actor " but hope to go through It with
becoming dignity"
Petrarch was found dead in his library, leaning
over boUk.
Rousseau. when diving, ordered his attendants to
remove him. and place him before the window,
that he might look upon his garden, and gladden.
his eyes with the sight of nature How ardent an
admirer he was of nature, Is POLITICALLY told IN
6 Zimmerrnan's Solitude"
Pope tells us he found Sir Godfrey Kneller, when
he visited him few days prior to his end sitting
up and forming plans for his monument. His vanl-
ty was conspicuous even in death
Warren has remarked that Chesterfield's good
breeding only left him with death! Give DTys-
dale chair" said he to his valet, when that per-
son was announced
Bayle, when dying, pointed to the place where
his prOOf-sheet was deposited.
Clarendon's pen dropped fro'a his hand when he
was seized with nalseV- which pnt an end 70 his
existence.
Bede died while in the act Of 'ictating.
Roscommon, when expiring, qa1ted from his own
translation of Dies Irfe.
Haller, feeling his pulse, said the artery ceases
to beat, 2" and Immediately died
When the priest whom Alieri had been prevailed
on to see came, he requested him to call tomorrow
Death, trust, will larry four-and twenty hours. "
Nelson's last words were, Tell CoLmgswood
to bring the feetto anchor. Religious Herald
GLoRY.-The Glasgow Examiner says that at a
meeting of the Campsie Latter-Day Saints, a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-08

SLAVE AUDUCTOR ARREsTED.-A white man,
says the Winchester (Va.) Republican, has been
arrested in Clarke county for collision with about
a dozen negroes, to effect their escape The proof
sgsinst him s said to be conclusive.
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Glass STATMTMG

1T not generally known that the beautiful art of GLASS
STAINING is done in NewO heans By J. CAMPBELL
No lo5 GRAvTE street between Circus and Philippe Streets
who sOcts share Of the public patronage, being the t
and only estabishmsntn the South All cOlOB of PLAN AID
onamenled STAINED CLASS for churches steamboats, win
dows, doors, sdeights, skyiights, lamps, etc.
NB.-LEAD SASH, plain and ornamental, made to
T-fs1
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80 81 $50 BT.TsEMI-E.=NTI='.. -

VILE J1eislgnq Is constantly manUfucturing and has
oI saisa very qerioT aTticle0f VINEGAR, s-E%Sz
WiltCL be VII snar ntee TO improve by age and i--r
VOL 'elye ~ free Of charges, in any part OF t5Tasss
inc city Of Lataya e, at the following reduced Sszk
p3es, TO suit viz: Butts 30 gallons "a; Barrels 30
ga9 IS 81 - Rateis, Az gallons, D. gallon. A be
RAJ aLssoHni "a de - wholesale customers.
go Inc TOTled In the P0st0iice will be punctaally
1iieaaed 70. laa9 tf JOHN II. WEBB.
GornW Common aa,baras ss opposite Charity Hospital
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= - 2 y Z y.
TIKI INKS, WALICE AN D CARPET BAG
WAREHOUSE.
ED1N MORRISON No. 70 Canal eFr5SS S-Ssy
81 street OILERS The public for sale E y A145
E r,l asoLlnsf y t5e above articles at y M
Person apnai Gravel for @he summer viii do well to give
hu qaR g5aaiTy isaers supplied At wh0esale the
mos i5cfa Terms
blaeq ery Newark, n. J.--Warehousa. u Mai.
III lam ~ .t4 ork L..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a EASTERN PRICES, at the Commission CAR
n RAGE REPOSITORY, No. 60 Asz7hP -
So. -CHy7RLES street, opposite the Com Co. 10y
mercia Exchange.On hand and constant tSFz--tsS-@
BY receiving FASHIONABLE CARRI- -AI2S------AZ---
AGES of the latest styles direct from the manufactures
COACHES, R0CKAWAYS BAROUCHES, BUG
GIES &C. &c. for STYLE finish and price equal to any in
market Customers invited TO call and for themselves
ie6 SIN II. S SMITH, IS St. Charles st.
TTHE ROUGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUS
L ES are now running from the upper x -a-Cszr,F
end OF Lafayette to the Governmet Wharf ~
Sd Ny The carriages ali new and lnte-
FO none if superior to brought to made
in this city At present there but SIX running but there
will soon be a sufficient number to accommodate all who
nav wish to ride in them Smoking ard racing strictly
prohibed intoxicated persons permitted TO ride and
the pubic may rest assured that strict attention will paid to
the com of and convenience all who favor said line
with their patronage j. B. SLAWSON & co.
- Fare 10 cents Tickets 81 per hundred for sale by
COLLECTORS in the OmnibuEes apN
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CuTcKEBTNG,s PTANO-FOBT-

CHICKERING'S PIANO-FORTES
FaNHE PUBLIC viii please take notice that Mr. HENRY
p 4 PARSONS, "a CAMP STREET, my yI--lv-s
Only agent for the sale of my PIANO FORTEs
in Louisiana and that instruments taken at N hi ~ VI
this depot may be considered fully guaran-4 Y y
tied from the factory and that the prices viii be the
adding freight and Insurance only Orders may be left for
any kind OF instrument and advance required until the
articlei received and approved. ]. CHICkERlNG,
myl6 S34 Washington street. Boston.
MR HENRI HERZlS PIANO FORTES AND
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9A@MG4seesEgNss

FLOWER GARDEN AND SEED STORE.
FgTHE FRESHEST GARDEN SEEDS can b, l9spc n
4 obtained at the Seed Store of MATTHEW y
BYRNE, at the corner at ST. CHARLES a. S1fsJSA
GR.4HIER Streets warranted to lie the finest .1ss9
collection now In tire city.
E9 the choicest kind together with the best collection Of
sA@ SHRUBBERY to be found in the market BOU-
DUETS put IN to order az the shortest notice apA 3m
E Persons purchasing Plants Seeds and finding them
not to be they VIII be returned their
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THEsWESTERN PILoT5A complete guide to travel gd
s going North by the Riyer3gyng ;o minute 5na etS ds
spdpOn of all points on the MlSssspp ONO anu ouiei
"t apsS y H' MILES G. SALE & CO. IL st. Charles st.
oARPENTERLNG
~ COLLINS, BUILDER, No; 13l P9YDR5s ST.
~. (between CaTondelet and St Charles Ne" orleans
f CIsterns made Counting houses fitted mp, and job
bing in general done Aso Sash Doors Blinds, etc with
which Planters and Others can be supplied my|-tnI
FOR YUCATAN.
MILITARY GOODS The subscribers have now on
IVA hand 200 u S. RIFLES. from HaIper's -sasSsgs
Ferry a large supply of COLTS REPEA 1. 49,.
PfsF 6l.I f HobsFER OO Pisf6I also low S
Price, Reyqyng P2 yb Al with complete zee s %
ct sWoRDs sABEs Ms tar S o so2 ana agsb o an No Is
CffartTe5 street TJe32ffj HYDE & GOODRICH
HoEYVII.LE BRICK MANDATORY.
EIOEY 4 BYINGT0N respectfully inform the ctlHens
of NewQTleaus Lafayette, Canollton, Alglers 1retha
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern country
to builders and Others at the lowest price inns az te
pG R95 + 4 respectfully invited HoEY < ByIEGToN
WFsLRRg &r CO. f53ST e RRRSaF nR I5 !s9'
rEyHE CHILDREN OF THE NEW F0REST-A new
aE 5 bR e hPs RSB Wd K EfRk ~ oas
TEE OF LOUIS PSPRE p F}2e1 sra PSfEs fR
THE PARTS N-Tales of the Mexican War;
TOM CRINGLE'S LOG; by the author Of the Cruise oil
THSfrsRHp AND ONE NIGHTs-Part2;
QOMBEY AND soN-Nos. 10 and 70, completing t the
work mYou
WORWSI WORMS! WORMS!!!
TTHO REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous nhabit-
ants of the stomach and bowels which so often mgaJ
the health and destroy the lives Of chl5ren use "a
TONIC VERAlIFUGE, certain and safe preparation or
the removal Of various kinds of Worms, Dyspepsia Sour
Stomach Want Of Appetite nante teye and Agpe aad
ton 1t without exception OF the most valuable pre-
paratOns in the world Eo 5T i2f { * JARVIS CO.
AD1S Corner OF Magazine ard COmm0 streets.