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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06
POSTP0NEMENT.
THE GRAND ILLUMINATED PRooEssIo

THE GRAND ILLUMINATED PROCESSION
IN honor qf TAYLOR and FILLMORE,
pssponsd Of the nclemeney Of the weather. until
MONDAY NIGHT, the 9Th inst
The arrangement. made for Saturday evening viii be
carried out on Monday.
By order of the Committee Of Arang enents,.
JB. WALTON, Chairman.
~ The Procession win be formed on MONDAY EVE
MING, at hafpast o'clock, instead of hafpast T. line
Clubs will therefore assemble O'Clock, and the several
Divisions will he organized at o'clock. -
ne 1t P. N WOOD, Grand Marshal
TO MARSHALS AND ASST. MARSHALS
To The several Clubs will halt at least squares distant
from Canal street, in approaching the point where their re-
spectve Divisions will tOIm and the chief Of the DIVISION 10
which they belong viii place them IN the order iaId down In
All Clubs will avoid Canal street in the formation of Divs
ions except the First Division.
As soon the Divisions formed the Deputy Grand
Marshal of each will report to the Grand Marshal the extent
and length OF his DIVISION, mounted and on foot.
If it necessary in eQualzing the Divisions, to change
the position of of the Clubs laid down the
gramme, General Tracy Of the Second Division will desg.
nate the change OF those mounted and the Grand Marshal
The Marhas and their Assistants viii see that the ranks
kept closed and under circumstances allow the column
to be broken.
Boys and eolored persons viii be excluded from the pro-
cesson except the former under the and protection
of parent or guardian.
StraggeTs must be allowed to interrupt the column
the line of march by occupying the centre of The street
particularly requested by the Committee OF Arrange
notice bs taken of the shouts Of political opponents
which may proceed from sidewalk the route and that
every in the procession will his influence in the pro-
motion Of peace and good Order.
The Clubs viii assemble at O'Clock; the Divisions will be
formed clock and the Procession will move halfpast
o'clock. p N. WOOD, Grand Marshal.
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DRr GooDs.-We would invite attention to the
advertisement Of our friend, P. w. Woodlief, who
has opened new and splendid dry goods establish
ment at 81 Chartres street. He has a most COM
plete assortment Of China, French, and other Eu-
ropeen goods of recent importation, selected with
that good taste Mr. WoOdlief is known to possess,
and with particular reference to the wants Of this
market, of which he has long been familiar in bust
ness Give him call
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paTTyI RaIIYtl RaLLYlfi

t The FILLMORE RANGERS will parade IN the procession
as BODY All those Rangers who intend rd9g are
noteed 10 assemble at quarter-paEt O'Clock THIS EVEN
IN front ROOM SO ST. Charles street e ion those On %
full attendance expected. II ALLY tsAALLA Rail-
q Lar Ill pranldent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

THE ELECTION LAVA very carefully COM
piled digest of the election law SO far as relates to
the rights of voters-duty of Commissioners, etc.,
will be found on our last page.
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JKwELRY.-By reference to the advertisement
of Knowles & Noel, No. IS Canal street, which
will be found in another column, will be seen that
they have just received large and splendid assort
ment of jewelry and other fancy goods, recently
selected By one Of the partners at the North They
have also enlarged and fitted up their store with
much taste, and we hope they viii be amply re-
wnrded for their enterprise.
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CHALMETTE DECENTRALIZATION
At the sitting November 5 following resolution adopted
and ordered to be printed:
Resolgsd That all the members the Chanee Guards be
the pc their TUESDAY
MORNING. at hapas o'clock and that they be requested
Committee the the Chamele Guards and
assist Democratic Vigilance and Cha engng Committees al
ready appointed in their respective wards By order
. o6 % IllQMAs shlhLDs, SECRETARY
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or The Postmaster General has issued instruc-
tons that newspapers brought or sent as freight, on
board the English steamers, need not go into the
postofiees or be rated with postage, and exchange
papers may be delivered, as formerly, to the editors
until the Department learns that the British Gov
eminent imposes a tax upon newspapers taken in
opr packets
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MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER s, 1s4e.

FIRST PACE" Manhattan description OF Broadway
All saints' Day - Labor, poetry; Foreign News, &c
THIRD PAsE-A variety of items of General News.
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FANCY AND sTAPLE pRY eoops sToRE.
p. w. WOODLIEF.

NO. ct ChL4RTRES STREET,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public
h generally that he has us opened the above establish
ment well selected stock of French English German
Swiss and American Goods TO which he invites their
particular attention His stock consists principally of the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
Rich Csshmees and Moussenes he Laine, plain and fig
uredi rich Qmure changeabe and figured Silks; black,
wateTed and plain Silks MernOs; black and cooTed Apa-
cas-; black Bombaznes French and American Prints; Cash.
and silk ShawlS; rich Canton Grape Shawls; embro-
dered Collars and Capes wOsied and cotton Shaws and
HaUdkeTchies wOrsted and cotton Damasks; Diapers and
Table Sets; linen cambria Handkerchief embroidered and
styles; cotton silk and wooen Hosiery; misses and
boys Hoey; Gloves; CTavas fancy Handkerchiefs; me-
and silk Shirts and Drawers; worted Pads for children;
Linens; Lawns; etc. etc ETC.
~ He also invites the attention of Planters complete
assortment of PLANTATION GOODS consisting of
Kerseys, Linseys, Coons, Flannes, Blankets Hosiery,
CAPS, pg
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AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and

ID ESTAURAT-N A ST.. CHARLES sTREET.-The
~ undersigned would most respectfully in NssN ~
form his friends and the public in general. that RA O.
q he has Teopened this wel.knOwn ~ MI
80 = establishment in and ele- ~
S A giant style, and hopes by his unwearied aiten-
~ ton to business and his great experience, to
retain the kind and liberal patronage heretofore
extended BY the lovers of good cheer Having made ample
Tangements for procuring Mobile Banataria
&c. land Cat Island OYSTERS, together with
1@s---A4s4s~ GAME and FISH of every description he
prepared 10 up, at the shortest notice. all the
rale and delcaeles OF the in style calculated to
please and crafty the of the fastdous epieure
His WINES. LIQUORS and CORDIAl4S have all been
selected by himself and Of the finest brands the city
produce.
Ey He is also prepared TO accommodate few gentlemen
with Lodging and Private Sitng he has had the
upper portion of his house elegantly furnished for that
pose [n6 6ml JAMES CASSIDY.
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ARRIVAL OF SPEoIE. The brig Esmeralda,
from Havana, arrived yesterday, brought sl6,278
in silver and 3S7 doubloons to this port
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Or The Boston Republican states that rsduc-
ton Of wages has been notified to take place at
lowell. The reduction is considsnbls-9s to IS
per cent? and to begin about the sosh iast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

sPEcfE.-s55,5 SIT were received in New York
on The 25th ult from Vera Cruz, by the brig Caro-.
line Clark,
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily fer the Crescent, bv VINCENT WILLIAMS.
LAFAYETTE, Nov. 5. Is4s-Amvsd steamer Eudon
with 81 Beeves, and 200 Sheep steamer Homer with
Beeves (gIass fed) 60 Sheep silas Wright win
% Beeves ST. Louis with 90 Sheep and some Hogs
steamer Highlander with co Sheep. 40 Calves and "a Hogs
steamer Gladiator with Beeves and 20 Sheep. Our quo
tations ars-Beef 5f06c h; Hogs 3al34e. ib Sheep
s2OsS q head; Mich Cows. s29f0ss5 p head Hay
s25Os37 ton; Oats, sO0S2 cp bushel Ban, 6O070c
cMt.: Corn. 55ED57c. Q bushel; oil Cake. q Q ewt
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Auction sales This Days

MoRPHv & NEvrus win sell at 81 Magazine street, at 10
O'Clock, lot Of Raislns.
r M AKmFIELp " in sell at the Of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street. Dry Goods, Hats Boots Shoes, etc, with
ont reserve [ezI- See Auction headl
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This EvenInr.

s. of T.. Meetings This Evenings
HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, at Crystal Fount Hall, %
Tehoupititoulas street, at halfpast T.
LANE DIVISION No. g. in the Methodist church at Ag
LIE -
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ID ESIDENTS indebted for State Taxes for the year l94
h and for State Licenses for the year 848 in the Third
Representative Dict Eew0Teans, hereby notified to
cal the Collectors Office. No s. St. Charles street, in
twenty days from date and pay their taxes after which time
all bills will be collected BY seizure and sale according 10
law publication has been made preserve the people
from additional expenses, and also prevent the Collector
from resoIting to that mode Of collecting.
A. w SCATES, Collector
80 The boundaries of the District ave embraced between
Canal and Julia Streets and from the Mississippi the Me.
tars road ia tine rear n6 lot
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STEAMER FALCON. .12 oAMP STREET.
TO POLITICIANS!

E- has been estimated that, during the present campaign,
wnlch has been so hody contested, less than
EW THREE MILLION DOLLARS ~
have been bet upon the result Some have bet
have houses lands thing another but by
far the greatest number Of bets will be pad in
Rich and Fashionable CLOTHING,
such black blue and cloth Dress and Frock Goats
blue drsb Pilot Cloth Paeto Sacs French aud Eng
s black Ca and eSn Pants blue, olive and fancy coored
DO black and cooed cloth Embroidered Vests cooed Cashmere
all qualities and styles Tweed aud Codring
Paeos sacs and Overcoats indeed Cas Vests and Pana
looms rigs every variety goods and fashion Of pattern
RICHARD SAN DIS,
corner of Tohoupitoulas and Poydras streets,
Having received BY the latest arrivals from New splendid
the articles would ali the politicians
believing that they will fail perceive the facility with
which hey pay their Clothing bets his essbhmen He will
cheeuy accommodate Wings Democrats BarnbuneF sod
MOI arsy and Every men he not particular In
body Of ching obtain with him great bar
gems Call and examine bis magnificent o;k, any how n2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

DIR. OHRIsTIE's GALVANIO BELTS,
BRACELETS, NECKLACES, Gy4RTERS and
MAGNETIC FLUID,
So celebrated for their wonderful all Nervous
Complaints, only be had in this city OF
GUINNESS & BUSH,
Dealers in Fancy articles and Gent Furnishing Goods
$50 I'm 70 CAMP STREET. 2dp
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All New Materials Of the Latest style
~ The psopretors d he Daily Crescent would respectfully
% b. p and he pablo that they have added extensive
JOB OFFICE 10 heir arc now prepared TO exc
cute all kinds printing tho most Ea5e fsrr1'' W
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRe Lars LAWYERS
CARDS; FOSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &er
IN every style.
All their mstsrsls-Type Presses etears entirely new' ~
the srv latest improvements which viii enable them execute ts
work in manner surpassed IN this city The fr IN
from foundry of MsssrS. R. Hoe & Co., Network Th
guaranty thar exeesnee-he type is from the -
dries Of George Bruce & Co. and John T. he -
pesn seleeVsu WIN sIe@s SaiS " NN0P' " o6
this city. --------
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pENTAL NOTIOE.

DR; PEARSON informs his patients
- that he can be found daily al rs Office
rom A. H., to P. n. Dr. PeanOn'sq FffYI
many Improvements Ia Dental Surgery are l----.iT
92o vel known and appreciated % require epul ,ls
MS BLOCK TEETH are particularly worthy ne ~ 'sd
OF those requiring artificial ones. His prices as -
suit the circumstances Of all. Office at bis 81 r
TouHe Street. near Canal s.--
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NEW AND UsEFUL BOOKS.

Just RECEIVED fresh supplies Of the following.
- THE MASONIC CHARf-Ry Rev j. j.. Cr0s..
THE EREEMAs0NlS- MONfTOR-By q a,
APPLEfON,S HANDBOOK FOR TRANELLL
MISS hkSLlES COMPLETE COOKERY,
MISS BEECHER'S D0MESpf ECONOMY.
MISS Actions MODERN COOKERY
GUNN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE.
EWELL'S MEDICAL COMPANION.
HUNTERS PIANO INSTRUCTORS.
JAkYlS's do. DO
TUPPER,s PR0NERBIAL PHILOSOPHY.
FIORA,S DICTI0NARY-By Mis- Wit
DR.. GULLY IN TIE WATER CURE.
COLTON'S IACON
USEFUL LETTER-WRITERS 80
Together with large variety Of STANDARD and p
CELLANEOUS WORKS. for Libraries and Se'eai y
ing; SCHOOL BOOKS, MEDICAL BOOKS, ETC.
For sale By Ln33,l J. H. BkCHrEL. 80 Camp
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GUTTA PERCHA HATS.
DERSPIRATION AND WATER-PROOF.-D. w.
Il & z. BELDEN, No. CHARITIES STREET. H7S
have in store large supply of the above HATS,
(Which improvement all its perfection timt in 90
cdqeed in our factory, Newly ork Of the latest NewYork
aud Paris fashions, comprising fine Moekin, Silk, Beavers
Also Men and Boys Clolh Plush and Fur CAPS Infants
Fancy French HATS and Embroidered Velvet CARS. nc 3t
MALAGA CARGO.
NEW FRUTF-The entire cargo Of the brig Pulaski,
I pected daily consisting of
5000 boxes M r. RAISINS.
5000 half boxes
5000 quarter boxes
1000 layers
1000 kegs GRAPES.
500 drums FIGS.
900 boxes LEMONS.
800 casks Sweet and Dry Malaga WINE.
ms 81 h. F. NICHOLS & CO.. 76 and IS Camp st.
NEW WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC.
VNTE in receipt of large and splendid stock Of
w Gold and Silver Lever. Lepne and DeupleX ~
WATCHES, of the BEST ENGLISH and Swiss t$S5A
Manufacture. Also, Jawelry, Sill & Il
s@15 - veT-ware Specaclss Gold Pens Ez1AAz&A
- ~ Casket and Table Cutlery and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen stock, before purchasing elsewhere,
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with and
shall be sold as low at any house in the city.
KNOWLES & NOEL 30 Canal street.
N. B-Our personal attention viii be devoted to repair
ing description of fine Watches, Clocks JeWeFy
which shall perform satisfactorily ever, ehargs
nc If X. IN.
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CHEAP MoUsSELINE DE LAME and
NASHMERE.-A large lot, worth % to 40 cents yard
~ win be sold at I255 and Is cents per yard. at
ne 81 NOLAN s. corner Charities and Canal streets
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The following were received yesterday:

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 3, 1848.-No papers have
been received by express to-day.
Harrison Gray Otis died at Boston, on Saturday
The New York stock market is steady-trsasury
notes 1927. The steamer Sarah Sands has arrived
at New York.
Arrived at Boston, ships France and Monsoon !;
cleared, ship Elizabeth, bark Manchester, schr
George Engs. Cleared at Baltimore, schr. Henry
A. B@rling. Cleared at Charleston, schr. John
Randall.
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PLANTATION CLOTHING
5000 heavy Long Keuey MONKEY JACkbEH'
5000 - PARPALO0Nhi
$500 TwiTed Red Flannel SHIRTS;
5000 Hickory do.
80. A lsO .... VA
WOOL HATS, BROGANS, BLANKETS "a
SOCKS, etc. ..r
Es The above Clothing IS made 10 the siren ~
warranted 70 give the utmost satislaotQn, ana w
on accommodating terms n. O. Eg5if9f..,.s.. 3,
~ 24B a1Fasg caasomhousa sna Old 4fiF
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BALTIMORE, Nov 3d.--We have just learned of
the Hibenas arrival at Boston, but as yet have no
particulars of her news. Business in the Eastern
cities checked, as all parties are waiting further
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steamboat Departures This Day.

tg-sEE ADYERTIsEMENTs ON rHfRD p
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The arrangements as made Tor Saturday evening VIII De
carried out on Monday
BY order of the Committee Of Arrangements
j. ID WALTON Chairman.
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SECOND W.aRD. SECOND yWUNTCTPALITY

CASS AND BUTLER CLUB.
RT~ Fifth Ward, Second Municipality.-Ata meet
the named Club, the following resolution was adopted
RsolBed, That the Club recommend every Democrat in hs
Ward the Of his country, inducing
every Democrat nestimabe Right Of Suffrage
all honorable preserve the purity o. the BaotBo
Also following gentlemen appointed act
Challenging Committee for the Fifth Ward;
w. Il. LILLARD, H. T. WADE,
P. IRWIN, D. FALFE
f. WAITS Dr. j. s. CROChEET,
THOs. CONNOLLY, Jr. N. FITZslMMONS,
n HARTNFTT II. w. ADAMS,
r. TERRELL, A. H. HAYES
mast o'clock AZ the office OF Richard Terrell No. 20 Banks Arcade
IN he passage. BY order VIM. C. TERRELL, ser'y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-06

YOUNG'S, No. Camp Street, New Orleans
Nov receiving, at the above Store by every arrival
4 the North, an entire new and extern - "a e
~ sive stock Of Ladies' and Gentsaeza
t41A finest patent Lever Watches, hunt -
~ - ing and Open-faced Quad Vest, and Fob Cht
Gentlemen's Breast Pins. Also, new patterns Of 80
Finger and Ear Rings, Collar and Sleeve Buttons, su
der Buckles; gold and silver Specs, gold Pens OF s
makers. Also, a large stock Of sverwaye, cOnsistni
taoe, tea and dessert Spoons. Soup. Ladies Casion
a OF which VIII be sold at the lowest cash prices The
lc are respectfully invited to call and examine before
chasing elsewheFe.
~ r. Jhe stncttst attention paid TO the repairing o.
Wy dtches, Cioeks and jewelry. Canes Diamonds. en-
Sinds Of Jewelry mounted in the latest and best ma
All repairs warranted, no charge ~
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GROCERIES.

Okn HALE CHESTS nep and fresh Young
GJU Tyson Teas.
30 Chests Hyson skin do.
IS Half Chests Chingyong, Powchong and Sou
chong Teas.
100 IIhds. Porto Rico Muscovado and Cardenss
Molasses.
1876 lIhds. Porto Rico, Muscoyado, and New Or
leans Sugar.
so Packages Stuart's Loaf Crushed, and Powder
cd do
30 Barrels Steam Refined Sugars
100 Bags Old Govt Java, Laguira, and ST. Domin-
go Coffee
500 Boxes and Half Boxes Of Rhsins.
100 Boxes rs and 7N9 Glass.
500 Mats Cassia.
100 Boxes Pipes.
80 Kegs Pure Ginger,
80 Boxes Gilberts Starch.
rs Boxes Cuwles No. /, and Pale Soap.
10 Casks Rice.
10 Barrels Cloves.
30 Bags Pepper and Pimenlo.
100 Lbs. Indigo.
500 Calls Bleached Winter Whale OIL
Bakers Cocoa, Cocoa Paste, Broma and Chocolates
Mrs Afiller's and Hots Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
Iorillard's and Hollis Smoking do; Iorllard $
Scotch and Macoboy Snuff; 80 Casks, Barrels, ana
Half Barrels Saleratus; Ground Coffee, in Barrels
or Boxes, dirtys fresh ground; Ground Cassin rep,
per and Pimento; so Cases Saunders hand and
half h. Tobacco; 100 Boxes and Half Boxes D
and hand do
All Of which are offered on the most favorable
terms by
SO Commercial .Sroef,
HARTFORD Conn.
Hartford. March "a ls4s 3w32
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CHLOROPORlI !!

nR. FARWELL, DENTIST, since he began to
IL employ Chloroform in his practice, has been
literally throngcd with patients, who are having
useless and troublesome teeth extracted, and their
mouths prepared for the insertion Of new and useful
teeth, many Of whom would never have had sniff
cient courage to submit to the operation, but for
this safe and etectual means of producing insensi-
bility to pain. Within the four weeks past, he has
extracted between three and four hundred teeth
where he has used Chloroform. (No extra charge
for its use)
DIR. Farwelrs O0icc will hereafter bo found at
No Granite Row, over H. ID. Brackets Jewery
Store, where he attends 10 his profession in every
department of Dental Surgery on the most reason.
able terms.
Brattleboro, March TO- 20
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INVALUABLE
Family Companion.

OK Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure Of
- Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of the Heart,
and all Female Diseases. 234pages, % engrayings.
Paper so cts. bound rs cts. Mail to any part
postage % cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 80. Mail
to any part, so cts. postage. Inhalng Tubes, Sill
yer, 49, by mail letter postage. Abdominal Sup
porters perfect, So TO slo for all uptures, Falling
of the Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back and
Chesti sent by Express everywhere. For Braces
or Supporters, or Rupture Supporters, give height
from head 10 foot and circumference Of person next
the surface, just above the hips II Rupture, men
ton which side. Agents wanted for the sale of the
above goods. Address DIR. $. S. FITCH, 707
Broadway, New York post paid.
Feb. "a, 1913. ly3l
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MUSICAL BELLS AMONG Cows.--An ac-
complished and somewhat romantic French
lady. on visiting the chateau of dis,in-
gnished nobleman, says, " have heard for
the first time, an admirable and enchanting
sound. which, il generally established,
would add an inexpressible charm to the
other beauties Of rural life. This was no
less than an incoRsiderale herd of shining
cows, each with a musical bell attached to
her neck, altuned with the creates, nicely
of several octaves high and low-forming
a delicious, yea, a kind Of celestial music,
the sweetness OF which has powerful eff.
feet on the Imagination, and cannot be list.
ened 10 without experiencing sensible
emotion"
This, Mr. Editor, the farmer may say is
all CANNON, and will produce no butter and
cheese but allow me to tell you it is prac-
Aicable, and have but little doubt that
many gsntlewomn after reading this, will
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have musical bells attached to her cows. and
that the mik-maids will employ them in
tuning their voices TO many glee over
their well filled pals. A beautiful herd Of
cows, with these harmonic bells attuned
with art, grazing OH their sunny green
slopes, interspersed with copses Of wood,
and sylvan clumps, could never be observed
by lady Of refined taste, without awaken
ing associations full Of interest and of the
highest grati6cation.-Amer. Agrieultwist.