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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

AMERICAN THEATRE = Sunday Night = For
tomorrow evening there is attractive bill at the
American That excellent comedy, (" She Stoops
to Conquer" viii be performed, in which Mrs.
Coleman Pope, Mrs Rowe, Mrs. Johnston, Mr..
Greene, Mr. Spar, and Mr.. Kingsley viii appear.
The afterpiece is the farce (by o E. Durivage,) Of
"Great Attraction
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8. of n Meetings This ESrari..-


LOUISIANA TEMPLE No. l. at I. o. o. F. Hall. near n.
son street, Lafayette.
You've MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION No. L, at Pele,n n
cor Common and St. Charles sts. at hafpast
TEUToNIA DIVISION No. 49, at Crystal Fount Han d.
Tchoupitoulas street, at half-past T.
To orrolo Morning -.
LIBERAL DIVISION No. II. at Pelican Hall, eoms,
Charles and Common streets, at 10 0 clock =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

u. S. SHIP ST. LAwRENcE.-Advices from Bre
men state that the advent of this noble ship was
the signal of general jubilee-eamnons were fired,
flags hoisted and the people turned out masse to
greet her Onth 18th ult., the officers were to be
entertained by sumptuous festival, given in their
honor bv the citizens of Bremen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

DIED.-Mr. Thomas McGrath, native of Linn
erck, Ireland, aged 40 years, died on board of the
ship Vicksburg, while off the Benuni Islands, on
the 25th of October,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

- lrayel up the North River continues as ex-
.1isite as ever far advanced though the season be-
The Isaac Newton left for Albany on the evening
OIL Inc sun uit'. with twelve hundred passengers.
and the other boats had a proportionate nunber
according to the Accommodations afforded
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~ See First and Fourth pages "a

orz- The mail failed again yesterday, SO that we
o,o ,,itbout news from the North for two days
The news we publish we have extracted from the
Evening Picayune.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels yesterday.

HEwLETTs.. IS c. New York. Abraham Blake Miss; W
Porter; McJareau.
PLANTERS. Spun, w Russ Bay st Louis w T Curry
end family, Workman N Raord Texas Sam1 Turner lady
and child, Boston, Mrs Johnson, N " H Whitfield n o.
VERANDAH. Mrs NJ Applegate Richard Burdsa
and lady snsthen, o; Whitaker Brown, Jas Allen
Miss Haggin, Natchez, Kirkland, Aleky
Won Schmidt, Knowles T II Weghtman, Watterston w
Doyd, La H L Greeneaf Boston,
ST. CHARLES JAS Hoge; Virgil Pelofer N Hise f
Stocklale w Seare La; Col Hampton and lady de Fhoue
Mobile N Hart DR. A Hart Ark HAYNES U S A; John
Michel o; John DeaS family; Deas; Bailey family
Carroll, La David Bridges, Va S NJ Charles, Ark.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

THE AMERICAN THEATRE. The American
opens tonight with good play, original farce,
and strong cast for both. OF course, the house
will be crowded, as it ought to be.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

OF Mr.. Isaac Brunson, of Tennessee, is ap
pointed special agent of the Post Office Department
for Oregon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

NEW YoRK BATTERY.-A petition against the
enlargement Of the Battery, at New York, signed
by 1000 cizens has been presented to the Board Of
Aldermen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11
LOUISIANA,

Below we give the reported returns of the Presi-
dental election in our State far heard from.
They are doubtless incorrect in many respects, but
are probably near the truth.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

Ds- The study of arithmetic has become very
fashionable in our city during the last three days.
The quantity of g ciphering' done has been i'm
mense. Figures have been twisted in every way to
produce results according with the interests or hopes
of The arithmeticians, but sorry to say that
many Of them have been disappointed, and have
almost convinced themselves that figures viii lie, T"
the old proverb to the contrary notwithstanding.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

WOODEN GUNPowDER.-From sundry recent
experiments, the fact is established that fine saw
dust or rasped wood, stepped in a mixture of con-
centrated suphuric and nitric acids, and afterwards
washed and dried, will explode similarly to gunpow-
der, and, if rightly managed, with much greater
force. The greatest wonder about it is that the
fact has not been discovered earlier.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

ny- Lieut. Col Loomis 9th U. S Infantry, is at
present in command of the sixth Military Depart
headquarters at St. Louis-lately held by
Gen. Keany, deceased.
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CARRIER PIGEONS. "A schooner arrived at
Kingston on the 9th instant, from Boston, When
about three miles east-north-east from Scituate
Light, pigeon was seen flying toward the schooner
and very soon came on board, apparently very
much fatigued Tied to the legs of the pigeon was
paper seventy-three inches in length and four
inches wide, containing the news by the steamer
Cambria, which was then in sight, bound to Boston.
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Auction sales This Dav,

Major ToMrK1Ns, U. S. Quatemaster. will sell 4, i.
Gravier street, at 10 clock. 300 SETS Of Mule Hams
j. A BoNNEvAL viii sell at the st. Louis EXCHANGE 4, 1
O'Clock Real Estate belonging to the succession IF Al
Richardson Also, at same hour and place. Mulaa
Slave.
MoRPHY s. MENUS will sell at 81 Magazine street ~,
O'clock Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, etc.
r. M. ARMFIELD viii sell at the store Of Jasper smal
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats. Boots, Shoes, etc MI.
out reserve. [sB@ See Auction bes5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

DEATHS IN ST. LoUIs.-The number of deaths
ia the CRY for the week ending Monday, October
2Oth, were Solve years and under, %
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OF The Philadelphia papers publish the cores
pondence between number of gentlemen in that
city and General Riley, in which the latter de-
clines public dinner rendered for his eminent
warlke services.
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ng More of the Hibernas news will be found
on our first page.
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GALL AND SEE

s See advertisement the first page of this paper,
headed " TO PLANTERS IND FAMTLLES,' Of Comstock
q Co.'S celebrated Medicine and Magical Pain Extractor Depot No.
SO Poydras street. where all that sold GENUINE and
PURE lei en-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11
New Orleans Cattle Market.
rrseted ~ "a tls oreseent. b. vINoENr w..

Corrected daily Tor t8e Crescent, bg VINCENT WnIf
LAFAYETTE. Nov. 10. 1s4s.-Auived. steamer Bo,s,.,
8, with q Beeves. No change in quotations wbst
as follow-Beef 4D51ze. % h. Hogs 358G733<e n. n
$2O$3 D head; Mich Cows, $29G0SS5 . shead. s.
s260s27 ton; Oats. sO032 ~ bushel Ban soS-a
cwt; Corn, 55f057e. p bushel; Oil Cake, 81 D cwt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

SToCKwELLs PANoRAMA-The new panorama
of Stockwell, Of the Mississippi River, is drawing
large crowds at St. Louis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

Do The Pope has established two telegraphie
lines in his State-one from Rome to Ferrara, by
AncOna and Bologna, and another from Rome to
Civita Vechia. A credit of 72,0OOf. is opened to
the Minister of Public Works for the purpose.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

ns- Now that the election is over, we can see no
good reason why the Police, and particularly the
Night-Watch, should continue to disregard their
duties We hear almost every day of outrages
committed in different parts of the city without
any Of the very vigilant guardians Of the persons
and property of citizens being present either 10
prevent OF to aid in the punishment Of the Offences
friend of ours on Thursday night was assaulted,
and an attempt made to rob him, as he was about
to knock at his own door, in a thicklypeopled part
of the Second Municipality, and, though he had q
struggle with his assaant for time, and repeat
eddy called out for assistance, there was no watch
man within hail, nor, when the robber fe |, was
any found to intercept him. We think something
might be done to reform this state of things; it is
about time that the days Of license were ended.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

Dy- We would call the attention of our readers
TO the actwe that have just received from the North,
and, have in order, ready for operation, full new
and excellent job Office and prepared to do all
kinds of book and job printing with neatness and
disnatch. and on terms as reasonable as similar
work can be performed in any office in the south
ern country We hope that our friends will bear
this in mind, and give us an opportunity to serve
them in manner and at rate which will be
found equally beneficial to both parties Those
who give us their custom will, we feel confident,
have no reason TO regret their preference, as no
effort will be spared to afford the amPlest sasfac-
ton. We do not like to boast, and would much
rather be judged by our works than our words-ii
any one therefore. be skeptical as to whether the
performances will equal the promise, he has only
to try and see.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
L IarneE, ANOREW DIV Err in the WHOLE. -
sfLg ASD REaA'5 Drug @ geTne
for number Of years past conducted jointly by them~dS~
under the stye IF A n drew oliver & Co, has COM
pete his arrangements for more extended business than
that hitherto done by the Old house Ny stock Of
~ SU&dICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUNERY,
- embEaelhg as intend ST i shall every article neediH
not be exceee excellence of quality reasonabenes of
prceb any 9th II house in the trade while
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE. AGENT,
orders can be addressed with confidence and certainty
Of hay ing them properly and faithfully attended pre-.
~ The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
&C. TO the following among other azeIeg embraced in
stock would especially attention
by u Gampboi; I00 h Ta1aric Acid;
9S22o'' 4eeae; 10y SedlltZ Mixture;
s s9S :. h hnoa' by Cream Tartar;
$50 RocBell Salts: 10 Gg Gum f 65HDc' rprtsv
9OO.. Sup c lrb Soda; 500 Extract Liconce.
CHEMICALS
IVY o. SUP. aunine; zoo o. Iodine;
81 Morphine; 20 =. Iodde Mercury
g - Aeetaei ~ " Oil d1gOt;
200 Iodite POTASH 5 :. Yeiatrine;
100 ID Caloa.e English; $50 Is IBilP Blue Mass;
Ky American; 100 .. Corrosive Subimate;
lOO Red FfeGpits s4s,,,, 70 Lunar Caustc;
Shenran'g Preparations; Iodine Linmenti -,
Falnestock g Soothing syrup;
COmstock's Wnghts Indian Pills
99ands,s ,,I,, ~ Champions Ague Pills;
Vehnifuge: Cohen Rim. Em iSSi on
S9Tsapa.& Tar Pills; Bull Ext. SaSaparla;
Wistu's Basa m WidCherry ;Peletiers Syrup q
COleuan's Rten; Sands's
" GnnirThRa Mixture; TOwnsends Z"
Fahnestock's Vermifuge; Dead Shot:
keeiPs Swam's Vemifuge;
Canadian Carpenters fisherman 3 do;
uenry's Genuine Magnesia; Peters Pills;
Beck with Pills; Rrandeth's PilIs:
Morrison Splits PAIRS Pills;
Alpha an Omega Pills; SappngtOn' s Pills
Bsumedr Ninpn Thorn Extract Copaiba:
eltzer A peril mt; Munay's Fluid Maguesia;
Mrs Gar liner Liverwort, etc. Saaparla and Wild Cherry
iarlnes' Eminent; RitteB
Billings AstrngentSy mr. uU,r,yEr>1ys
Successor to ANDREW OLIVER 4 Co
NIL 6m corner Bieuville and Charities sts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

ST. LOUIS THEATRE.-At St. Louis on the LIST,
Madame Augusta, assisted by Monster Bouxary
and Mmlle. VallGe, was giving the grand ballet OF
the g Giselle y to crowded houses
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11
Steamboat Departures This Dav.

EF SEE ADVERTISEMENT ON THIRD peer
Pitts5urg REVOLUTION Hill, S P. NJ
Piffsburg NORTHERN LIGHT. Olden, y ~
Ew D. S. Mail RESoLUTION-For Louisville a.
einnati and PtsbuTe.- This splendid steamboat viii ~
THIS DAY, Saturday. at O'Clock, P. NJ, positively o
HYDE & OGLESBY, u PoydHss
to Passengers viii please be on board at the hour hi
Ev Packet NORTHERN LIGHT For Loui,,l.
Cincinnati and PtsbuTg. - This splendid packet will M
lively leave THIS DAY Saturday, at IL O'Clock NJ ins
nil HYDE & oGLEsBY, u Poydras i
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DAM RIG SIS CIRCUS.

Blending from the North American the Monster and
New York Circuses into ONE IMMENSE TREBLE con
PANH, will open for short season, the corner 81
Charles and Poydras streets, NEXT MONDAY or TUEsDA
NIGHT under Anphitheatre comfortably arfanged p
Charles street.
ulissio-DTess circle so cts Cooel boxes 50 c Pit 25 e.
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VNHIs EVENING, Saturday Nov. II, s4sThe performances
commence with Cherrys admired Comedy of de SOLDIERS
Mr.. J, Charles; Charles Woodley Mr. Kingsley; Maur ,
Mr. RynaT; Timothy QUAINT, Mr.. Spear; Ferret, Mr.. Grsg
Widow CHEEKY, M Coleman Pope; Mrs Malor Mr.. John
son; Susan, Miss LatoresG Julia, Miss Bowen INA r0NAL
SONG by Mr.. Gro IRISH CLOG jig by Mr. fhH1
The Entertainments viii conclude with the ORIGINAL Fans
l6y o. T. Duryage, Esq,) entitled A GREAT AITRAe-
TlON-Capt. Chunk (Selectman and Odcer OF Militia 3D.
6rieron; Curtis Chunk, "a Stage-Struck Yankee, NJ Span
Douglas Double ESQ Manager Of The Eagle Circuit Comp
Mr.. Rynar; Richard MIR. Wheatey; Miss Fanny Magnet de
Great Attraction Mrs. Johnston edidsh Pratt, Curtis Chunky
Gall Mrs Bowen.
t1Y- Tomorrow, u NDAY EVENING, the Comedy Of SIZE
STOOPS TO CONQUER in which Mrs Coleman Pope gl
appear to conclude with the original Farce entitled GREA
ATTRACTION.
s The Police Department under the control Of Mr.. s. Beea
Prices Of 4dssioDres Circle cents Parquee. sfond and
Third Tiers, so cents Colored Boxes cents; Gallery Is
t- Private Boxes and may the BoxOHc @
the hours OF 10 A. NJ and P NJ. by applying Geo
Stanley, Treasurer.
a- Doors open quarer-beore 7; Performance will eomml
att uaEt Z M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

THE GOLD FLYER IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
from La Paz, TO Aug 18Th, say that the gold ex-
citementin California is OH the increase The cor
vette Warren had arrived from Monterey, and the
friqate Congress from Mazatan. Gov. Mason
reached Monterey few days previous to the sail
ing Of the Warren, bringing with him some de-
serters from that ship, whom he found upon the
road carrying press of canvas, and shaping their
course for the region of the precious metal Ills
worthy and facetious Exceeney placed these TEL
lows, bare backed, on a few spare horses he had
with him. and although the sailors frequently
begged TO be allowed to walk, they were pertina-
ciously refused and compelled travel in this way
for sixty miles, On the 10Th Of August court
martial commenced on board the Congress for the
trial the deserters from the Warren. It'll thought
the punishment will be severe.
THE OPERA IN New YoRK.-The New York
Evening Post tells us that Mr.. Fry, the new mana
ger of the Italian OPERA has issued prospectus OF
his arrangements The Withdrawing rooms and
Hobbies to be elegantly and conveniently fitted
up the bar for the sale of liquors is to be abolished
visters to be protected from petty annoyances;
cloaks and hats are to be taken care of without
charge; a strict police is to be maintained within
and about the building; tea coffee, ices, and other
refreshments to be served at moderate prices In
the saloons Care is to be taken to make the cos
tune perfect as possible. The vocalists engaged
are the first in the country and the number is great
enough to leave no room for accidental deficiencies
in the representation of classic operas. An agent
abroad is negotiating with other vocalists of the
highest rank in Europe. Fifty singers already
in the chorus and twenyfour others from the opera
houses of Europe are engaged. No less pains have
been bestowed to form the orchestra. Fifty repre-
sensations will complete the season, and the sub
scription is fixed at S.. Five operas, Norma"
"L'Elisire d'Amore, '' Lucrezia Borgia, - Lucia
di Lammermoor, and &c Linda di Chamounx,' y
are fully rehearsed and ready to be produced.
ST. LOUIS THEATRE.-At st. Louis on the 1st,
Madame Augusta, assisted by Monster Bouxary
and Mmlle. Vallee, was giving the grand ballet of
the g Giselle " to crowded houses
SToCKwELL's PANoRAMA.-The new panorama
of StOckwel, Of the Mississippi River, is drawing
large crowds at St. Louis.
Do The Pope has established two telegraphie
lines in his State-one from Rome to Ferrara, by
Aneona and Bologna, and another from Rome to
Civita Vechia. A credit of 10000. is opened to
the Minister of Public Works for the purpose.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.


The Public respectfully informed that this Eabilhmea viii ora
for the Season SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. d.
~ During the effort has been MAIDS add
elegance Of the establishments and the comfort pa
The Dress Circle has been newly upholstered, the Lohs
cafpeted the Parquee has also been much improved
luxlrousy covered and the gener arrangement vo
Of the American " will be found worthy Of comparison h ~
any other Theatre in the Union. The Saloons have fitted
with attention 20 the wants OF the yster the Theane
may fairly challenge comparison with place Of Public R
ment in New Orleans.
Company has been selected from the best Art in M m
popular establishments III the United Satesenbracng o5s
Ladies and Gentlemen whose ia ens ente the Manager
the public the production Of Tragedy, Comedy and Opera
worthy the support Of his patrons:
In Tragedy and Comedy, BuTlstG and Fare
Gentlemen-M GEO. JAMESON; Mr.. J. CHARLES ~.
the Aston Pla-e Opera House, N.Y. hs first appearance M
Mr.. JOHN GREENE; Mr.. SPEAR from the National Thers
Boston, This FIRST appear herel; Mr.. KINGSLEY
Broadway Theatre N.Y. this first appearance heret Mr. KEEL
herel; Mr. THOMPSON, from the Broadway Theatre m f
appear here J; Messu. FOSTER, GRlERS0N, RNNAR
DAVIS and WHEATLEY. IL aides Mrs. COLEMAN
POPE, Miss Z. PETRIE, Mrs. ROWE, Mrs. J.. GREENE
Mrs. JOHNSTON, Ms. BOWEN.
IN Opera
Mr.. MANNERS, from the Theatre Royal Dry Lane Mr. W. e.
BROUGH, from the Park Theatre, NY; Mr. OSF ENOR
from the Asor Place Opera Miss ELIZA BRENT roaibs
San Carlos Theatre Naples and Park Theatre NY. Miss 4
PETRlE, and powerful and efficient Chorus.
The Ballet,
Under the direction Mr. THOMPSON, the Broadway Tia
atre will be supported by the following ladies' Misses MORAN
FIrZJAMES, WILLIAMS, E. LAFOREsT, j. LAF0REsT,
and e. KING.
Stage Manager. Mr. Il. P GRATTAN
fronpter - y. sllNh.
Leader OF the Orchestra Herr h1;SsiN5
ldCilist- oAsN4s
Costumer. mr. DAVIS.
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BATS AND GAPS.
g. EVERY VARIETY of pattern shape and
- quality of HATS, and CAPS, always on -
GsN hand. Winners and losers the late Elec
" ton can call and see for themselves. ID
n9 80 9. d. BUNCE. 30 Canal St.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-11

X II, DaleY's Magical Pain Extractor The
original and only genuine, always has the signature
the proprietor, II. DALEY the wrappers box
Depot. Chartre sstreef. Nevv0 aQ7
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G1- James Gulick Fire Co. No. 1.-THE members
Of this Company viii attend called SUNDAY the 18th
Mi EDMUND CLARKE, Secretary
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1848-10-06
NO. s..

4 All who have intercourse with General
TAYLOR, bear witness Of his astonishing
knowledge ofmen, and Of his true estimate
of character.
Gen. WASHINGTON would only accept
dthe Presidency, independent and untram-
melIed.
Gen. TAYLOR has repeatedly in writing
on the same subject, almost used General
WAsHINGToN's expressions, from mere
similarity of thought and feeling.
"Should it become absolutely necessary
for me to occupy the station to which your
letter presupposes me, (the Presidency |
have determined to go into it perfectly free
from all engagements of every nature what
soever. - Washington to Lafayette.
elf elected to the Presidential Office it
must be without any agency Of mine own,
and to those duties must go untrammelled
by party pledges of every character. -
Gen. Taylor to J. A. Birkey, Esq.
q may, however, with great sincerity,
and, believe, without offending against
modesty or propriety, say to you, that !
most heartily wish the choice to which you
allude, might not fall upon me. - Wash
ingtOn to General Lincoln.
''And could he be elected, tSome one more
experienced in, state afaifs), would not
say that | would yield my pretensions, for
| have not the vanity to believe that have
any for that distinguished station; but would
acquiesce not only with pleasure in such
arrangement, but would rejoice that the
Republic had selected citizen more worthy
and better qualified than am, to discharge
the important duties appertaining to that
position, and no doubt there arc thousands =
General Taylor to J. r. TngersoH.
The striking parallel between General
WASHINGTON and Gen. TAYLOR could be
continued, but the subsequent events Of
Gen TAYLoR's life will complete the resem-
blance, by placing him in the same high
civil office, where he will wield similar
influence, not only for the good ofhis country
but for the good Of mankind.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1848-10-06

and flow Of the tides are not more certain
than the ebb and flow of the blood. The
predominant affinities of one acid over ano-
ther for certain alkaies, are not more clearly
demonstrated in the chemical laboratory,
than the affinity of the oxygen in the pull
monary air-cells, for the carbon in the blood.
These laws are written in every human
constitution, they are visible to every eye,
they can be recognized by our own sensa-
tions. They have thus been proclaimed
ever since the world began, but man has
been slow to read, and dull to understand,
and still more unwilling to obey.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1848-10-06
.SPRING G00DS
N. ROSENBERG.

No. 8 STAMPS ROW, one door QboUc
MOOdy'S Drug Store,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the mblic
IL that he has Just returned from New
Orleans with a very handsome assortment
Of Goods suitable to the season, among
which are
Bry Goods.
Comprising fine assortment Of Bareges,
Painted Muslins; Sheetings and Shirtings;
Calicoes, Ginghams, black and fancy silks;
Irish Linens and Lawns, Linen Cam
brio, Silk and Cotton Hdkfs., Swiss, Book,
and Cambria Muslins, Blanket, Silk, and
Thibet Shawls, etc, etc.
ClOGhiDg.
Cashmere and Merino dress and frock
coats; black and fancy Cashmere, Merino
and Linen Pants; Satin and Fancy Cash
mere Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders,
Gloves, etc.
Hats and Caps.
Fine Silk and Beaver Hats, ORD silk
and Glazed Caps, for men and boys.
Boots and Shoes
Mems Calf Boots, Calf Brogans for men
end boys, coarse, black and Russet Brogans,
Ladies Morocco and Seal Shoes and Gait.
ers, Chldrons and Misses Shoes and Gait
ers. ALSO
An assortment Of Crockery and Glass
Ware, Knives and Forks, Scissors, Razors,
Penkniyes, CandIesticks, Looking Glasses,
Tobacco, Cigars, etc, etc.
Those who desire to purchase articles in
his line are requested to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as bis stock has been
carefully selected. and will be sold at very
small advances On cost for Cash.
April %, 1913. 35.tf