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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-11
Thrilling Incident at the Menagerie.

NOBLE GALLANTRY or THE l.IoN.-On
Thursday oflast week, during the heavy
storm of wind and rain, while The sxs
tensive collection of wild beasts in the
Menagerie Of Messrs. Raymond &
Waring were in the village Of NorwaIk,
feature was introduced in the exhibi-
ton not previously announced il tie
bills. About A O'Clock in the afternoon
a violent gpstof wind blew sd0sRn .tlis
CANVASS which! forms the large payilioa,
completely enveloping the spectators
and cages Of animals in one common
mass Of confusion. Tht incident hap-
pened at the time when Miss Adeiina,
the Lion Queen as she is styled, was
performing in the den of wild beasts,
and as the fright Of the animals render:
ed them seemingly uncomfortable. great
fears were entertained for The safety III
that interesting young lady. AZ ihis
moment a scene Of indescribable terror
and confusion presented itself. The
roaring Of the terrified beasts, tho
screams OF women and children, aud
''peItings Of the pitiIess storn,' with
out, rendered the scene iraly appalling!
The panic, however, was but momen.
tary, as the prompt and energetic peasr
ures taken by the managers so on clear.
ed the wreck, no person having .eceivl
ed the slightest injury. But the most
intensel y interesting incident remains
to be told. The uproar among the
lions, tigers and leopards in the Per.
forming cage, gave rise to a report that
they were devouring Miss Adefina.-A
In the next instant the canvass waS
stripped from the cage, when atabIsaux
presented itself, such as would defy
either poet, painter or sculptor to por.
tray with accuracy. In the centre II
the den a young and Beautiful lion, {tks
same recently presented to Gen. Cas-
by the Emperor Of Morocco,) in rams
pant position, formed the strong feature
Of the picture; beneath one of bis hind
feet lay thedead body Of a leopard, and
struggling within the invincihle grasp
Of his fore paws were the tiger and sur
viving leopard. In the opposite end Of
the cage, tlans6xed as statute Of mar
BILE, with daundess eye and majestic
attitude, the same as when she com.
mands the wild beasts 10 crouch at Her
feet, stood the Lion Queen, Miss Ado
lima. The young lady states that the
two leopards and the tiger made 4
simultaneous spring for her at the mo.
ment the canvass was blown down, and
were repuIsed by the noble gaiian,ry Of
the lion, who bounded between them,
and protected her in the manner de-
scribed. Mr., Pierce, the keeper, soon
reduced the savagegroupe to!subjection.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-11
JOB PRINTING
bottom Of the Dead Sea forms two sub.
rner0ed nIainS.' an elevated and. q A.

bottom Of the Dead Sea forms two sub.
merged plains, an elevated and ! d.
pressed one. The first, its southern
part, Of Shiny mud covered by asl1allow
bay; the last. its northern and largest
portion, Of mud and incrustations and
rectangular crystals Of salt--at Z gfsas
depth with a narrow ravine running
through it, corresponding wiihshc bs1
Of the river Jordan at one sextremity,
and the Wady seI Jeib,' or wady With
10 wady at the other"
"The slimy ooze," say Lieut.. Marry,
''upongtIiat plain the bottom of sthS
Dead Sea wlb not fail TO remind sfize
sacred historian Of the fsiwe -pits' in lha
vale, where were joined in battle the
sfour kings with ive.'' Y" ''Asp,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
SUNDRIES,

SUNDR1ES.
Z HALF PIPES Old Cognac Brandy
y 10 quarter pipes J. J. . Duppy q, do; pno, A.,
or q ppes &c Cock aIan Fe 0d Champagne HAM 1885,
20 eighth casks New York Brandy;
70 70 hbIs d do. y. G do
80 ar. casks Madeira Wine, Direct importation:
20 do. do Port do, do do ,,,;.,.r.
30 bbis Old Bourbon and Monongahela Whlskey
20 bbls White Wine, Hante Sauerne;
/ luncheon Old Scotch Whisky;
200 boxes Gla5et Wine assorted soIaa brands brands
50 do. Champagne Cider;
100 do. Boston No. Soap; , >.
SO do. Muscat Wine;
30 do. Is groce, Shoe Backing;
25 600 Regaia Segars assorted brands,
80 boxes Essence Peppermint;
cases Sardines hi. and Dr. boz"
10 boxes Swiss Absynthe;
5 do kirschwasser;
10 DO. Curacoai
Is do Maraschino;
baskets Guingolet
pipes Holland Gin-prims article;
$50 drums Figs-tresh;
90 boxes starch
100 bags Rio Coffee:
500 Demiiohns, assorted Sizes
50 boxes Ink, 4 and or
30 900 Corks. assorted Sizes
20 bbls, Golden syrup;
30 boxes assorted Candies
80 boxes Tomato ketchup;
10 10 P basEets White Wine VINEGAR;
100 bbls No. l, 2 and Mackerel, hf and qf. kits:
bbls Cherry Bounce;
80 baskets Champagne assorted brands:
10 bbls. Powdered Sugar;
20 boxes assorted Pickles:
10 bbls Sweet Malaga Wine;
5 bales S. 5. Almonds;
% boxes Stoughton Bitters;
80 boxes Tobacco. assorted qualities
Landing and for sale cheap for Cash good City Paper b.
JOHN LEWIS, George Palmer, Agent, No
New Levee and Tchouptoulas street, nihs I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,

UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
MO 20 CAMP STREET.-THE subscriber has on hand
large and general assortment of almost artleein
of the he offers low prices. Among the
Goods on hand, he would enumerate
CURTAIN STUFFS:
Silk, Wored and Cotton Damasks (Ereuch and English0
Bobinet and Muslin White CURTAINS
Plain and Figured MUSLINS, &c.
CORNICE, POLES, BANDS, &C.:
Wooden. Brass and Velvet CORNICE;
Tulip y . Acorn, - Polka - Ann and variety Of
other CURTAIN BANDS and PINS.
TRANSPARENT WINDoW-sHADES.
The stock of this ARTICLES full and of handsome pat
terms be found any where-among which, Scrip
ture Chinese and other scenes, large Gothics. &c.
MUSQUITO BARS AND MEETINGS.:
English Bobnett, Muslin, Linen and Cotton MOSQUITO
BARS and MEETINGS, in great variety and quantity.
FEATHERS, CURLED HAIR, Sc.
FEATHERS in lots of from pound to 100 pounds and
CURLED HAIR of various qualities. -
Together with MATING, OIL CLOTH CARPETS
Rugs Mats, Table Oil Cloths; WALL PAPER g large
and handsome assortment) Cords and Tassels, FnngeS
Gmps Fire board Papers; Coon, Woed Linen and Six
Papers, Ready made Hair or Moss MATTRESSES, Beu
" GALVANIZED SPRING MATTRESSES made
mh5 If JOSEPH ETTER. 20 Camp st.
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LIGHT, LIGHT,

LIGHT! LIGHT!
SOMETHING new and jist the thing for every family
~ requiring light, and cheap too. that rich
and Door can buy it, Ii ; neat CANDLESTICk max
ing and wicking lis own Candies ont Of Talow Lard
any Grease that will burn. BY simply turning the bottom OF
the ,andlestick, beautiful, hard smooth CANDLE is
forced out of the top and desired length wish
from one inch feet in height.
l. 1t is and simple common candestick; conse
oueny may be managed by child.
2 BY means of this you convert all refuse
into candles and thus obtain light from to cents
week.
g. The wick dry and smooth. thus vibration flick
erug of the flame but burns like sperm candle.
T. The wick may be changed without al all disturbing the
CANDLE if too large, put small one; or, too small,
large -
s. You coil in the bottom of the candle maker candle
stick wick sufficient to last five weeks. where 1t re-
mains of sight and out of the way.
=. You keep candle at the height all the
Requires replenlshng with grease or taow once week
g. No spng of if it falls turns over, but neatly
and cleanly as any lady could desire.
9. 1t cannot ont of order.
TO- In proof their superiority utility and neatness the
number sold is sufficient The price uniform and
only to be the nceduions OF the fore
going facts. No family viii be without them who can
serape together the small price asked.
Nth small capital an active business man can make
quick and profitable operation by pu Easing the monopoly
IN selling this Territory yet unsod Persons who desire to
embark IN neat. pleasant and highly lucrative business
invited to call al office No IS PERDiDO STREE, North
leans.
The monopoly OF the city of New Orleans and States of
sale OF this article, offered and proposals will be received
for the manufacturing the city New. Orleans the
supply of Louisiana and Texas.
mh5 tt II. T. MYERS & co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
GANTMAMA,
FASHIONABLE SUMMER cLoTI

FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.
NTDW receiving complete assortment containing every
article requisite for gentleman Misunderstanding
in part follows
Black and fancy cold Merino Frock and Dress COATS;
DO. do. do. Sack do:
Black Cashmere Frock, Dress and Sack do;
White and coloed Linen Sack and Dress do;
Nankin and Bingham do. do do;
Alpaca and English Merino do. do do.
PANTS.
Drab d'Ete, Merino and Alpaca PANTS;
Farny cola and white Linen Drill do;
Brow n Linen, Nankin and Cashmeret do;
L II ch and American Cotonade Drill, ETC., etc. Pants
VESTS.
White and fancy colored Marseles VESTS;
Do do; Silk and Linen do;
Bombazines and fancy cold Silk etc. etc Vests
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
Linen Check Calico and Hickory do
silk Undershts and DRAWERS;
Linen and Cotton Laced do;
Summer Merno and Cotton knit Drawers:
Cotton, Linen and Merino HALF HOSE;
Linen, Silk, Cotton and Kid GLOVES ETC. etc
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
-CLOAKS-with and without Sleeves.
Overcoats, Monkey Jackets and Canes;
Travelling Bags, Legglngs, Storm Caps, etc etc
Which offer to sell at the lowest Market Price for Cash
NJ. HUNTINGTON,
mh5 I'm No. Magazine street. corner Canal street
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sTATIoNERs, HALL, "a Charities Street

IlAVlD FELT & Cove would respectfully inform
~, friends and the public generally that we
Fs Syyyaiety Of oREiGN and AMERICAN STATION
a, consisting Of BLANK BOOKS Of every size and
S s q he very best stock Also every variety Of STEAM
BOOKS, such as Freight and Passage Books, Cabin
@l Wood and General Receipt Books Postage Books
g aha blank Receipt Books, Cash Books Trip Books
u twenty different forms.
r n Ruled and Plain Letter blue and white Ruled
Po r n c Commercial Post; Ruled and Plain Packet
MAKE; Ruled and Plain Cap, blue and white some very
Pos pT School use; Ruled and Plain Record Cap; Folio
EXTRA fine and plan Super Royal l Royal yi Me 'i
N, e n.y. ~ Flat Cap Plain fine Envelope Paper Print
Nhs7Pfonts celebrated Printing Inks of every quality
2Vl color in kegs and canisters black blue and red
Gs P 8S sens sDS French anS cSm9e INK
~ different sizes with all the necessary arclesfor
''L Nd, AND STEEL PENS-Or every quality from the
ss or eiy Manufactures, and at various prices Whole
WILD AND SILVER PENCIL CAsES-some, very
Grill rlg If WIN Pen Holders attached.
led from M ne sSorm an t D9ehed Opaque and CsT
"V" NO " 10 gu Swan Quilis, Nos. 80 and 100.
sealing Wax and WATERS, of every quality and color Pav
and Blank Cards of every kind and Card Boards for
eE ., sD any Hp particular sizedteent coor Rodgers Pen,
pSSazel lnksands Pen Racks Sand Boxes and Wafer
Sanpi .atous kinds Ivory and Bone Letter Folders and
@ oad Racks and Tin Cutters THERMOMETERS of yari
oro romce and Pomce Stones Rulers round flat and
sapsne Water n oo ssbRs ssJ
Fr "e liaiI Pencils best Cumberland Drawing Pencils:
0l MIND and American Lead Pencils and Crayons; Port Cray.
Ssr, noul Iue; India Rubber and India Ink; Carmne
fGeT r. Ne Ne Whartons superior Drawing Paper. of
Ne ma Nj rom Antiquarian TO Cap; Bristol Boards every
Tho ~na aL lhcAneSsi Tracing Paper. &c, Ne
N aDoNe are only few of the articles comprising our
o N adduon TO which we fully prepared to execu.
10 n or Printing and Binding every form required for
gh T Banks, Merchants and Others who may favor
WI ae IT, orders which will be puncualiy attended TO-
b. tNIH4SVe also on hand all the CUSTOM-HOtSE
BJyhiSnnow IL use and will always keep our stock full
0rvtNEaSS STOCK, such as Boards Of all sizes and
~' iG roagh KNIVES Marbe and Morocco Paper Ne &
ssr S 1rs loT ODD BOOKS or FULL SETS of any pc
ej y, WI he executed in the very beSrstye and war
Wnlo Elye entire satisfaction.
an pr respectfully solicit call from Country Dealers
o1 @ generally before procuring their Fall Stock
eli III, Facilities with our house in New Iork enables
toni p LIZ very best advantage, and all articles purchased
may Ne teGTned 4 not found to suit in every respect
ob;t DAVID FELT n CO, Stationers' Hail,
u" "a Charities street
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STORAGE sToPncr,, sropArrr,I

l,- STORAGE! SToRAGEM STORAGEM!
w IN VIE 9 Undersigned, having been long engaged MZTN
bends an, M storage Business beg to inform our Ill
+aon " lhe public, that have for the coming ~
dis civ "a an WAREHOUSES;, not surpassed by any in
geaity ~. o. them fire proof located the Second Mu
tast " inn very short distance of the steamship and
Iy,"E, "n'ihE they are situated as follows:
Cono,,le honpioulas street. corner of Ntre Dam. ana
PElIcaNNN tomer of Julia and Foucher streets
aSuoh Commerce, ST., corner of Girod and Notrs
and ndLon New Levee street, between Gaennie
BR8 an SHIIa streets. ~ '''et'"
and Mn No're Dame street, between Tchoupitoslai
chaade ana ma" prepared receive all descriptions of Mer
heBtS arr % eseTn produce, AT low rates. establish
N slon ranged that each description of goods is kept
any Other e separate and distinct from that containing
boret u having also large number of experienced
any m o he receipt and delivery of goods unequaed BY
'"''aI establishment in this CIV
Rh5 Sa EMERSON !. TOuRNE = CO.,
los Tchoupitoulas stgee1.
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New Orleans. Jan. %, 1848
A C,ALNsWoRTH, Marine an o5lga,ereial Notary,

A c. AINSWORTH, Marine anL gIgl ,ercial Notary
n. No. SO Camp street.
Holding Commissions from the States o. TEXAS MIS-
MSisssotRI, fItiNoiS iNbiANA, TtNMEssEE,
PENNSYLVANIA. RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT
NEW HAMPSHIRE. DELAWARE, ALABAMA
MAINE NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA
GEORGIA, NEW JERSEY, OHIO, and MICHIGAN
a. e. A prepared to take Dispositions and Execute and
Perfect all kinds Of Legal Instruments be used recorded
in said States and the Territory of WISCONSIN.
The usual promptitude at his office is continued in all
NOtanal Business. mh5
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No SO JH4G.4ZINE Street, Corner GR.4VIER Street.
EM JUST RECEIVED and opening at this s
ES% establishment, the most varied and splendid ES3
q assortment of IL ATS ever offered in this market ~
consisting in part Of -
Super and Medium qualitr PANAMAS, LEGHORNS
CANADA A., STRAW CHINA Pearl, RUTLAND
GUHAQUIL. CAMPEACHI and ITALIAN STRAW
HATS; Super White and Black ROCKY MOUNTAIN
BEAVER, MOLESkIN and Ne PLUS ULTRA HATS,
of the latest fashions, and finished in the richest styles
No pains expense has been spared the Manufacture
and finish of this Stock The old of the house
and the public respectfully solicited call and
for themselves. ml7 I'm
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ALFRED MUNROE & cos

RETAIL cLoTHfNG ESTABLISHMENT,
No. "a Magazine Street
FINE system of business which we have established can
not but be salts factory to the purchaser Every article
offered at the lowest price which can be sold and
deduction in any instance, be made We manufac-
ture all goods expressly for retail sales and we
at all times offer the largest and complete assort
ment of CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NlsHING GOODS TO be found in New Orleans and would
respectfully solicit examination of our Stock The fol.
lowing only partial list OF articles which we are now
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01

ELEGANcIEs OF PoLITIcs.--Here is beautifug
little paragraph, now. from the last New Hampe
shire Patriot:
1.-THE battle has been fought the victory is won
The guerrtllas, the hperos, the greasers OF New
Hampshire-more infamous in character and more
despicabe in conduct than those classes in Mexico.
have been most Indignantly spurned and repidlates
by the people whom they have so grossly irsoile@
and deceived
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-01
W y SA6.
MAYO'S MUSIC STORE.

.,-o No. Camp street. near Canal.
EtlAN0 FORTES manufactured by the
best houses, and fully guaranteed for gAsss{ gL.M
permanency Of tone and durability of work X " n "
best manufacoy and guaranteed pitch
tor five years MUSIC for all instruments received daily
from all the publishers in the United States NEW MUSIC
gqbised every week from the most popular authors MI
SlCAI INSTRUMENTS of every kind, embracing in
part Harps Double Bass. Viooncelos. Guitars Vons Ban.
Io Drum, bass and tenor Tamborines Flutes Canonets,
Flageolets, Flies. BRASS INSTRUMENTS from
bones bass and alto Conea Pistons, Orpheces
French Horns, Trumpets valve and plain Buges Cavalry
CHANDISE ofevery kind. STRINGS for the Harp. Bass
All aI hv the ost annoyaG .nhd, of
TON on the Piano Harp, Violin Guitar Flute and in
Vocal Music. Pianos tuned repaired and taken in part
payment for Pianos. Musical instruments repaired.
MUSIC BOUND. The above named merchandise
ceved and sold consignment and consequently offered at
much lower prices than purchased private account
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine the articles be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
mh9lm WIN. T. MAYO, Agent
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FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, ,sILyER AND
NELSON A. YOUNG, No. Camp street, ~
would respectfully invite the attention Of his YIN
friends and the public to his and e. 5S
sortment of fine English and Swiss &ss2A2
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and most celebrated of London,
Liverpool and Geneva, carefully put up, and warranted in
fine Gold Silver Gases of the most approved Patterns to
Ladies Gentlemen Aso, very large
OF WATCH MISUNDERSTANDING every variety of
Ladies and Gentlemen Fine Gold GUARD CHAINS;
Vest and Fob CHAINS Watch Ribbons;
Keys and Seals of the latest and fashionable patterns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES "a great variety ,
Diamond, RUBY Garnet Pearl and Plain Gold FINGER
RINGS, NECKLACES, &c.
A great variety of Gentlemens Shirt Studs: Sleeve and
Collar Buttons Breast Pins Scarf Pins Seal Rings Silver
Snspender Buckles Gold and Silver Spectaces of des
crpton Gold and Silver Pencils Silver spoons Forks Cups
of every description, Ladies' Fine plated Sheffield
Caso Candlestick, Trays, &c Levi Brown and spencers
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens, in Gold Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms
Persons from the country wishing purchase fine Time
Pieces Jewey, would do well TO call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
eVy- Particular attention giving 10 REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches at short notice, by the most skiful workmen
to be found in the country.
tg Every description of Jewelry made and repaired to
order mh5 If
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,-PW PUBLICATIONS, at No. IA Cd1p street.
" 'CAMPBELL'S LIVES OF THE LORD CHAN

,rpW PUBLICATIONS, at No. Il Camp sfrcet.-
NIGaMPBELL'S LIVES OF THE LORD CHAN
CELL0Rs OF ENGLAND, second series, vols. and 5.
GIN. TAYLOR AND HIS sTAFF-Comprising Me
Nav Cross, Clay Hardin, Yell. Hays and other dstn
sse officers attached to Cen Tay!ors army, ntespersed
VIII numerous Anecdotes Of the Mexican War, and per
Tes and private correspondence with accurate Portraits
'l Gf %gss CoTT AND HIS sTAFF-Comprising Me-
mas Of Gen. Scott, Twggs, Smith, Quitman, Shields
Piow Lane Cadwalader Patterson aud Pierce; Co.'s
tEids Riley Harvey, Butler and other distinguished Off
,.o attached to Gen Scots Army etc.
THE WAR AND ITS WARRIORS-Compns
,omoiete History of all the American Armies in Mexico
NH biographical sketche and anecdotes OF the most dsn
tshed officers in the Regular Almy and the Volunteer
0re. ,,r, =, =, Wv ,,MS,,,-o,,
al received and for sale the New Orleans Stationers
Warehouse and Emporium for STANDARD, Miscellaneous
Polite and School Literature
mhN J. b. STEEL, IA Camp ST.
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N EID's sCOUTING EN PEDITIDNS.--THE
K ssCI6UTING EXPEDITIONS OF MoCULL0CH'S
5S Of the Army of the United States Mexico in 1916
n5adng skitmishes, with the soTming OF Monterey also
NJ Daring Scouts at Buena VISTA together with Anec
gS r of the celebrated partisan chiefs Hays McCu
b and Walker By Samuel g.. Reid Jr., late of the
Ta Rangers and Member Of the Bar of Louisiana
3 received and for sale at the New Orleans Stationers'
Warehouse. j. b. , IEEL,
mb II IL camp street.
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HENRY PARSONS, No. "a Camp
street between TIVE, Natfhea and
idents and yisiteis, OF New Orleans, that, Y Y
keep for sale at all times extensive of PIANO
FORTES, varying from thirty to fifty instruments from the
best manufactures. The assortment comprehends every
style and fashion, and will be constantly repenished by fresh
arrivals.
Among his stock will be found g. 6& and octave and
grand Pianos from ChSkerng, of Boston, Gale & Co, of
New York, Nuns Il CiaI.l, also of New York with and
without the Eoian Attachment, with the late invention OF
Tuneabe Reeds.
H. p having taken the special agency of the above cele
braed manufactures will, at all times keep this market sup
piled with instruments that lie recommend with con
tidence.
He has made arrangements to be regularly supplied with
new and fashionable single and double action HARPS
with all The modern Improvements from the celebrated fac
tory of J! +; Browne Il Co, of London and New York
TARS
The public respectfully invited to visit the rooms and ex-
anime these instruments before purchasing Orders
received and promptly attended to. mlo-f
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ARMY PORT FOLIO-By Capt. ID. F. Whiting, 7th
Infantry, u $. A.-Contents OF No l.
&EICH OF THE ENCAMPMENT OF THE U. S.
AMY AT CORPUS CHRISTI. October 1915
ANfEREl as seen from house-top the east side of
The Main Plaza after the capture of the city by the IT,
; forces under Gen TAYLOR
HEIGHTS OF MONTERREY with I'd Division COM
handed by Gen. Worth, moving into position under the
glns Of the enemy, after the action of Jeronimo
ALLEY TOWARD SALTILLO, with the rear guard
and wagon train of the u. S. Army coming nu The
III, IaSe after its capituation
'IN wv IL MONTEREY from Independence HILL near
Sierra slla, Or Saddle Mountain, in the distance
raIe one dollar each Engraving, four dollars for the
INST published and 6r sale at the New Orleans Staoners
, "penoase' Lmh5l J. b. STEEL, IA Camp St.
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Mr.. ADAMs's DIsTRIcT-Edgar d. whrse sss"
been nominated by the democrats to Hi the Coss'
gressonal vacancy made by the death ct Ex- FFsss'
dent Adams.
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DEATH OF JUDeE.-1he Nerwleh pe~Nmeesr-
est, Courier announces the sea3eM dasths as tkags
city, Of Jadgs tola Elyds.
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I ETHEON:-The Right of the LETHEON or VAPOR
prepared administer same and perform all operations
upon the Teeth while under its influence We have just
ceved direct from Paris and improved Apparatus
the inhalation of the Vapor Letheon, which, from per-
feet safety and the with which can be used by both
patient and operator has been adopted the Hospital du
Charlie Hospital de ST. Louis and private hospitals Of Paris
and by the faculty generally France and England
BLAKE WORTHWHILE, Dental Surgeons,
m5 I'm North ST. LAFAYETTE Square near St. Charles st.