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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

T EASTERN PRICES, at the Commission CAR
Il RlAGE REPOSITORY, Ne. 90 IE-s2 = =
st. CH3RLES street. opposite the Com Cs7S ~
neical ENchange-OE hand ami cons ant E,a%~Fa1{"
iy receiving FASHIONABLE CARR -N&AL---S2-.
AGES OF the latest styles direct from the manutacorleS
COACHES RGCkAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUG
GIES. &c &c for style, finish and price equa! TO any
market Customers invited TO call and for themselves.
le6 SIN H. :. SMITH Is St. Charles st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

COMETS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will prove a bless
ing all those who It, l. asoverelgn remedy for all
Burns. Sore Eyes FeOns Ulcers, Bruises, Tic DOlOeUN,
Eysipeas and all complaints which need external appi
cation. BY its use, lntammaon are removed SweIng5
reduced and Modification stayed. II viii he supplied
all cegymen gratis, for the' and The poor of their
narishes-SoLl only at 81 POylras street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02
CHL9KERING' S PIANO-FORTEs:

TETHE rUBLiC will please take notice that Nj HENRY
PAEEpNS,9 % CAMP STREET, Is L.
only agent Ter the sale Ct my PIANO FORTEs *
in Louisiana, and that instruments taken gtT n N n II
this deuOg may be considered fully guarau-Q
ueI from the factory and the prices Wi. he the same
adding ire ght and insurance only, Ole may he left for
any Kind OF INSTRUMENT, and vance reqnled until the
aacieig received ana approved. j. CHiChEkiNG,
myi6 334 Washington street. Boston.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02
TOOTH ACHE ruRED

IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE by e..
Dr. MENSiHs'S foot II : & II q Sal.sss s@sz54Ss
hLLNiR.-fius ar de IS devoid OF al p0i-J yYs-T5g
,ozous ingredients Try bottle and yoI - tlJ
will see Ery face turned into smiles. hAirlC
TOOTH POWDER.-Fhs article is the best now before
the public eateates the Tartar without the aid OF IN
by d. MENSiNG, DENTAL. SURGEON, office No. S.
Bar0hHe street four doors above GOmm0nst. my Is 3m
w, R. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST
"a CGrgnaciet street, Nor Orleans,
WILL perform all operations the TEETH tor Their
w preservation in the most scientific C.,
manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert Fsss-sSs-S
ed, from one TO q whole Set, the mOstI 1854
modern ana improved principles. .,, ~AL4LJ
Teeth extracted without the Of ChOroOun, and with
bui sli-ht pain TO the patient
From long experience in his profession, and strict appca
ton business, ne hopes to share of public patronage
Reference can be given the eminent medical
and Surgeon Dentists IN the country. myl BIN
J. WEST, Practical Dentist,
ETOUIn respectfully inform the citizens Of Newt orleans
w that he has IemOyed his office 20 1919 c.
CARONnELEF STREET, corner OF foydTaS
street opposite the Church. Thankful tor{i YRs5sA
he liberal patronage heretofore bestowed @--L3-LIJ
upon him would solicit continuance OF the ter
Europe and the United States and having awaited him
self O all the tate improvements he feels confident that he
WI give satisfaction to all those who may favor him with
call. List Of Prices.
SugIe Tooth. mounted De gold plte......-..S 81 50
pivot. s.,........ d wv
Pugsng with fine gold er cavity %
iui set Of Teeth, bs}'j tinshed on new principle
The los, Of Tie Palate Supplied without iiasrs or liza,
" Hamauts all his operations 10 he the hes OF work
nlanshio and matea and to give sas9c those Who
may patTonzs him, or no charge w, be made.
Old paieS TemOdelgu and reOa~ed al the shortest notice.
Dentists in the country may rely having their wOra
promptly attended 10, by sending a correct mgtel.
- 1s&TIStS supplied with Teeth instruments, Nc.
\. ID w refer to many persons who now
lOyIn- }he benefits OF ms Practice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02
VFMP W9PFHOUSFS

FETESTERS AND Pd1IEIH.-Thes ubscriber, having
w devoted the upper floors OF Inc Phoenix and ~ ~ \
Western Warehouses, exclusively to the storage Of i-ta
Hemp order the views OF the Board OF 4sEzzE
Underwriters prepared and the article
accommodating terms. Baviug number Of presses in The
buildings they also prepared any moment to
eCt and re-bae the and al low
EMERSON, TDURSE y co.
apo I5S TcIoppitOuIas St.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

a ES are now running from the upper ~
end of Lafayette to The GOvernmet Wharf ss5F2Hs
Sd My The carriages all new and IntP
TO II not 70 brought to or made
in this city At present there but running but there
will be d suffice ut number accommodate all VINO
wish TO ride them smoking and racing strictly
prohibited intoxicated persons permitted TO de and
the public may assured that strict at ntOn viii be paid to
the comfort and venence Of all who may favor SAID line
with their patronage. J. b. SLAWSCN Il 60.
Fare 10 cents. Tickets, 81 hundred. for sale by
(Oattnr, IN tine G1rrn ,us-, ap2l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

The Genuine Balm Of Columbia only Hair Restor-
alive but the best cOonng fluid in the world L makes the
Hair glossy and fine, stops from falling and
restores Bald Heads and keeps the Hair free from dan
drUH and scUr
DR.. SPOUN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY IS warranted to
cure any case, eIef Nervous bilious. WA you tryH! Il
has cured cases UI jFal'y years standing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02
PUMPs ANp BATHING APPARATUs e.

EUIiN MCCARTHY, Plumber, No 134 Camp street &
81 New Orleans has just received a and large Is -
assortment OF Brass Cocks various sizes Force and NJ
i1t Pumps; Beer Pgmps Nc sc; Cooking Ranges; EfS
Bathing Tubs aud Shower Baths. Also laying and epa!r
ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description Ship
and Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired. All
dera promptly attended to.
49, Charges moderate. mh24 Iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

ms On the 18th uIt., the editor of the Detroit
Free Press saw the first pig of copper manufactured
in Michigan state. 1t was smeited IN Birmingham
from ore brought from the Saul, and was OF rich
appearance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02
FAMLIY or NEeRoBs FoR sALE.

4 FAMILY OF ACQUAINTED NEGROES at
- private sale, Is follows
NEGRO MAN, aged about q years good subject,
and hi, WIFE, Negroes. aged about = wears. good cook,
washer and ronrr-wgh 'he! two children, w. Boy,
aged about 3 years. and an Infant, aged months.
The above Negroes are fully GUARANTEED, and come Wen
recommended They viii be sold FOR half cash balance
on and u months UrapprOved endorsed notes with
gage on The Negroes Apply to ---
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

r m ,rt4S .aF 20 barrel, Prime Leaf. in store. for
X ID J .,., irg STURGES & WRIGHT,
.,Fla trg So TChOupItOulas street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
SETE axe storage fJur, second story, in
w dry aud dark place, 1900 bags. Also, in anot
store. from 70 yU $1,000 bags Merchants having coffee
viii find to their advantage to ca and examine our
warehouses. EMERSON. FOEREE y co.
apo l55 TChoupitOI.aS street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

NEW CARRIAGE ETANUFACTORY,
81 6o3 CGrOndctst St. 6et10eeH GraUer aud Union SITS
CARRIAGES manufactured to order CGssas=41SSsSs/
y ard workmanship warranted. Also, E9ESz=.>-rE{5-
Repairing done Al all the branches. Nh
mh23 6mD&W AIKEN & COWAND
WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS, sc.
TAlE are prepared to furnish, short notice, from the
w Forge OF Armstrong Danagh ittsburg al descrlp
ton OF Hammered Pieces, WROUGHT IRON VIZ Shafts
for Steamers and Sugar Mills, Piston Rods, Wrists, Pman
Ing from 30 lbs. to 6UUU lbs
aplI 3m l.. J. WEBSTER. % Gravisr st.
SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,
No. $50 sHUgG-lHe ST., C0rRer II Latayettest.
( L. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
y OF New Orleans that he all prepared the
above Mills 10 furnish and ground Coffee ground ~pces
of all kinds together with COnmeai. Homuy and Grltz.
Steamboats,, Groceries and Restaurants supplied the
shortest notice, ap4 TN
sADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WARE
HOUSE, No. II canal street, ,Nc~OrLcqns,
4. HORTON has now on hand a large assortment OF
. every style Of Saddles, Brides Martin .F7SS ~
gales Coach Gig, Buggy Wagon, and 1917 ~
b Cart HARNESS Dray Brides, alf7ssE ID III
t+szsH COIas, Whips, Sjirrups Bits $3.50 xss-L5
-4--EG@ RUBBER GOODS: together with the largest
stock Of Trunks VaIiCes Saddle and Carpet Bags
before offered this market, which he invites the attention
OF purchasers, ali the above goods viii be sold at
REDUCED PRICES.
s The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, OF a great variety of pat
terms, and at the manufacturers prices NH ON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02
HENPI HEMPII HEMPL

THE undersigned in order further msea the views OF the
Board of Underwriters have set apart exclusively Tor
the storage OF Hemp and other extra hazardous articles OF
merchandise the UNEs TORY eprOo Warehouse tOrean5
No. corner Del0d and Magazine The locality and
facility of receiving and delivering At the Warehouse NheTe
being hosting the second eQuire) renders this
apo TN GEO. R. BEARD i co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02
9 3 y y So

I W, GIBBONS, Genera! Broker. No. % Custombqpse
y street, Mp stairs myl0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

A O. AlESWORTB, Marine and Commercial Notary,
- No 50 CAMP street, holding Commissions from the
states o. TEXAS, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY, FLORIDA New
YORK MISSOURI, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, TENNESSEE, PENN
DELAwARE, aLABAMA, MAINE, NoRTHCAROLLNA, South
CAROLINA GEORGIA, NEwJERsEY, OHIO, MICHIGAN,
Arkansas, VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS,, MARYLAND and
i"NHECIICuT prepared to take dispositions, and
and perfect all kinds Of instruments to be used recorded
Va sad states and the Territory OF Wisconsin The usual
romrItude at has office continued in all NOtana bU5i-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

- ObT w. WORTHINGTON, General .4geAt and
= totcct0r, Rodney, Jefferson county Mississippi will
attend Puncuay 70 the Collection Of Notes Drafts, Ac-
count" G-C Ia this and the southern part of Claiborne county
E.Jrrs tg-Drake & Evans, Broughton Il MurIock,
I'nrtaTd, Warren Z Co., Rodney Miss; John Goodn,
hrrhard Beck, Il. H. " g. NJ Bayy, New Orleans w.
a. Henry, I. A. 5. DOnipban Natchez; James Goodn,
Iacl1uat Jas. Hand, Philadelphia J. q. James, Licking
on; IHOs. FrgeIand, Claiborne county Miss. ap29
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-02

CONSUMPTION CURED-AlsO, Coughs Colds, Pain in the
Side and Breast and all Lung and Liver CompaIns-by
Dr. BarthOmew Pink EXpeCOra4 Syrup. This the only
article that be relied tor these complaints, and has
cured cases after al other articles have failed.
The Military Shaving Soap the best Article in this city
an tbpf
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15


Sober Drink One Of the finest drinks
of the present day, possessing all the ex'
hilirating effects Of cider 10 its finest
forms, can be made in every family in the
following economical way: Take three
gallon jug, put into it one quart of shell
ed corn boiled soft, one quart Of molasses,
and 6ll the jug with water, cork it uP,and
,ntwo or three days il is fft fur use.--
drank ont to about the last quart, fill up
again W itir molasses and water, as before.
The beer gets betterJ aud the corn will do
for ten or fifteen times full, aud will al
ways be ready to drink the next day af, er
re reprenisbing. II will make the iaes, Bind
Of vinegar, and can be made sooner and
cheaper than 10 any other way. Try IT.
and you will not want whIskey sDt more.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15

Revolutionary IacidenL--Hsrs is an an.
ecdote Of the Berlin Revolution: On the
evening of the 18th ulty body of the cit.
liens who were engaged la the construc.
ting a barricade, broke into . house ID
the Orsnienburgstrasse. They penetra>
ted to the frat door, and forcing open d
glass door, found themselves i'd the PREF
ence Of a venerable old man with lonk
white hair. One of The mob inquired who
he was. The old man answered. my
n Inc is Humboll' How? are you the
celebrated HumbolU' The old man re-
pl ed, i am Alexander Won Humb olt. -
Instantly every hat and cap was dotfed
the mob made many protestations of re
gret at having inconvenienced their il
iustrious countryman, aud placed at the
door Of the house an honorary guard Of
citizens.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15
Gel oen>
From the New York True Sun.
The Texan Orpheus;

Orpheus of old, as every body knows
who lie conversant with classic lore, such
as .Esops Fables &c. by his music made
his way eafely back from "a place winch
II would not be polite to iheUtIon;' aod i
have inst hear OF a Modern Orpheus, who
6ddled himself out of as bad COMPANY per
haps as that his ancient prototype fell
into. r .s
There has for years past Aourished 10
Texas q rowing fiddler, of the good old
school, familiarly known by the name OF
sUld Caigut.' Neither Wandering VIII
lie nor Kosin the Bow could hold ca0-
die to him. Fun aud frollc attended his
footsteps, aud melancholy fed il every
settlement which he entered. Oh! that
as / have done. at real Jam Of a break
down, such as follows barbecue in Tex
as, when SAP Jacinto has been deeply
toasted through tue day, aud the enthusi
very movement OF hls elbow ane head
would set a deaf mute to danclng while
those who had ears to hear care-kiliIug
jokes were scattered as If they were
thrown of by every jerk Of his fiddle. bow.
His jokes had the iaciness OF an old f4sh-
oped jig. his music the richness OF new
joke. t-V naa
'He loved to SQUAD the inspiring she'll,
And " ben his task was sped,
lie loved right well to quaff aud tell
How be once had ballled and bled'-
For he had been a soldier in the old
times of the defuDct republic as who has
not at sometime 10 Texas. even to the
preachers and 6ddlers. But to my story.
When Col. Hays was raising the req
ment Of Rsngers which lately did suci,
goud service iu Mexico, he Iooked around
for buglsr. sold Catgut' being a man
Of general skill 10 the use Of instruments,
offered himseifto Col. Jack, saying that
be sIwsys succeeded 80 we'll in blow ing
bic own trumpet, he thought he could iul.
Gil tue same ofice toisrsble well for so-
othst; and on this recomnsodatiou he
was vsbered ia a. b1gler Of the regiment.
On taking up the bngis, he did not dis
card his more tavoriis instrument.
Though the former was at his lips on
parade aud duriag the march, his match
less v,olIa snIt hung at back, Isady to be-
guile the tedious camp hours or smoe the
the tired ssposs Of the bivooso.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15

The Grateful .uiitiner.--A gentleman
from one oi the provinces, went 10 fash
,onable establishment IN Paris TO pur'
chase a bonnet ior his wife which he re-
aues,ed the mistress Of the establishment
10 select for h,m. The lady selected a
YER, elegant hat, and whsh the gentle.
man inquired the price she answered !,
had been paid for. The gentleman was
much surprised and desired an explains
t,on. Sir said the lady, 'ten years ago
YOU bought some apples Of little girl 10
the streets Of Paris. The poor child had
not enough to change gold piece which
yom gave her, and when she said that her
mo,hef " as s,tk at home, you told her to
keep the money till she had enough to
change il. The little apply merchant
now stands before you. have married a
rich man, and nus, beg Of you to accept
the hat as testimony Of m, gratitude for
a gift which saved my poor mother IRON
much suffering ....
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15

A capital stage riding anscdote is rela-
ted of Lamb. lie was one day returning
from dinner party in the suburbs of Lon
don I'VE believe that Mr.. Irving was
with him. aud has The credit of importing
II when il, was new.1 IL was rainy, and
the Stage, of consequence, crowded, whe"
a gentleman attempted an entry, but Paus
ed aud ask ed. sofiewh hat donbufully. Are
you all full insidsp i don't know how 1t
10 with the other gentlemen, said Lamb !,
10 his own 9uiet way, but ] musi say
that lsst piece Of o,,ter pie did the BUS
hess for Journal cf Commerce.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15

Lorenzo Dow.- \ Shake friend at Han
CO ck told Us recently that he saw Loren
20 Dow walking among the tombs, u
alone and mn,te,ing TO himself, early one
morning. in the principal grave ward Of a
village in ConHetticdt. He soon collect
ed 4 gfsat number Of lookers.on, when he
I'm united the stone wall, and said in his
peculiar tone Of voice:
One year from this day sh,ll preach
al 6 o'clock in the morning. And | want
YOU TO know that when ! say six. mean
SIX; I don't mean ssseD, nor eight: Oh
course. the news of this appointment soon
spread through all the region Of county
round about. Just twelve months from
that day at precisely six in the morning.
and in the presence of more than twenty
thousand people, Lorenzo rose from the
long grass Of the graveyard where he had
been sleeping. mounted the wall. and
preached a fantastic. quaint, yet eloquent
discourse, (which will never be forgotten
by any Who heard t.'-Knicker6ocker.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15

The sun, though 80 pure and stainless ,
is still the fountain Of the primitive colors!
and. as light Is the union Of all colors, 50
is charity attending Of all the higher vir.
tues. AS the sun 10 the source oflight, 50
is heaven the great fountain Of charity -
As the sun gives life to the vegetable and
animal world by its light and heat, SO
charity quickens the moral world, giving
to mankind whatever love, peace aud
happiness there may be in it.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15

1t happened during one Of Hays long
forced marches 10 pursuit Of Jarau'a that
.Old Catgut' lost his horse and luggage.
The regiment was out of sight and he
was doing some mighty tall walking TO
overtake il. when he hea I'd the savage yell
IN his rear, and on facing about, saw a
band Of guer'llas, charging down upo"
him at full gallop, with lances ieveiled.-
lie had no weapon with him but hts bugie
aud violin, and he was prompt in the Sc
lection and use Of one Of them. Instead
Of sounding a note of defiance with the
former, lie drew the latter upon the enc
my, and commenced, .Posum up a gum
tree. with the energy of a man 6ddling
for his life.
The guerillas were within shooting dis'
tance W heu he began, but were taken all
aback by such novel mode Of resistance;
they checked their horses, threw up their
lances, burst into q wild and general
scream of laughter. Still the melting
s,rain flowed on. There stood Old Cat.
gut upright as a soldier though beating
time W ith his be ad and toe, while the soul
OF music was in his elbow and his fiddle
seemed TO .speak the very words as we
used to say in Texas. and ID the midst ol
his musical mods and glances met the EN-
emy " ith a look half quizical and half de-
6ent. though joke and a curse were
jnintly struggling for utterance, aud holds
ing each other back.
The gueriIlas reeled 10 their saddles
with laughter, and part OF them leaped
from their horses and joined in break
| down to the new and spirit moving air
till the jangling of big spurs, and Other
pc cular fxtngs, with which they garnisf
their lower limbs oyer,hrew them in Z
general snarl.
With this the dance and the tune end
ed. Old Ca,gut was pressingly invited Il
accompany the guerillas to their camp to
Anna once did on simmIlar occasion
but iared much better. They kept him
fddling about ten days, and after he hf
played all their tunes as we'll as his own,
they release hIm fiddle and all.
His companions had given HIM up fo
lost. suppos,ng that he had been taken b!
the tueriias and blu tchered 0f course
when one morning eaily, their hivoua'
was startled by distant 'twang OF tweed
Iedee, They listened, and IS II drew
bearer, they could ais'inguish-'Thos'
notes so dear to Texas aud to home,' tn
tune Of 'Possnm up gun tree, played II
the notes which bo mortal elbow saw
tha, Of sold Ca,gut could send forth.
moment more aud hls coon skin hat ant
leathet hunting shirt were seen success
sively rising above the helgtho'ine rldge
which, as yet had hidden him from on'
view, aud loud and joyous, as may ween
was welcomed back, as il we're, froM
among the dead. Old Ca'gut' aud hi'
| 6ddles ....a gn
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15
[VOL. 3. NO. 49.
Has us NOT GONE ovrR TO THE wH,ass

Has HE NOT GONE OVER TO THE WHioss
The Boston Republican Van Bursns
nrgan in the grea, federal city) sayG
"Thoss who think that Gen. Taylor 10
F.. better candidate for Massachusetts, wings
than Mr.. Van Buren, had better consider
this one fact. Gen. Taylor says he would
have accepted ths nomination Of the loco.
foco convention at Baltimore, ifit had
been offered to him and Mr.. Van Buren
says he WOULD NOT. Let them also read
the platform of principles adopted at Buff
falo, which Mr.. Van Buren, has assented
TO, and ask themselves whether it is with-
in tho range Of possibility that Gen. Tay.
lor would have assented to any doctrinei
half so ocep,abls to the whig party
Think Of these things."
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15
Cen. TayIer,s Pledges.

An Alabams correspondent of the AL
bany Atlas writes:
the Taylor candidate for eIector in
this district declared the other day, in q
pnbIic discussion in this county, Green
thai the people ef The south had THREE
HUNDRED PLEDGES--alludingto to Gen.
TDylor and his aegroes--that he pOuld veto
the WILMOT PROvISO.'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15

I PRsEsoE OF MiSD.-Ao exchange tells
Of q cooper, dowa East. who, finding con,
siderable difficulty 10 keeping one 81
the heads Of . oask he was fn'shiog. in u
place, pT hrs fos INSIDE to hold The hsa,
up. Auer completing the wofk. much =
his ss,isfsction. he was ss,o"isl.sd 10 6es
hi, ooy inside af the eask. and without =
possibility to get him out, except through
the bgng- hole.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15

1t is stated that there 10 living in Mos
COW, Russia, a venerable lady who is only
one hundred and sixty eight years of age,
She had five husbands, and the gay old
belle married the Last one in her 12lst
year.