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STATE COMMISSIONER
CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEW YORK STORE, 1853 Poydras stree

DRINTED Muslns fast cOOn and1beautifu patterns, at
l2ac. yard, same selling at the he stores at
70 to 20 Scotch Ginghams 12c cases SWISS Ma' n
mask Curtain Stuff at &c., Turkey Red do at &c., lOo doz
Cent? large size Linen Cambria Hdk new style at - 80
Musguto Netting &c., quality not be bought for
less than 1Oc in the city Irish Linens by the large
a. c yard and upwards Und,essed Family Linen at
truth of the above assertions by comparing samples Also
full variety Of the newest and richest styles Of Fancy and
remark that not the practice of this establishment offer
few leading articles cheap: with view of obtaining
exOrbant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
for receiving gpods from the North the lowest
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
in rent and expenseshe afford to sell cheap Heavy
expenses must be met by profits. New Yorkes
especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap Establishments in Grand and Catherine streets.
mh2 r. BROWN 1853 POydras It,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
An Alabama LAWYER,

j. J. Hooper, the author of the inimtable story OF
Simon Suggs," in one of his letters from Cham
beers county, to the Montgomery Journal, gives the
following sidewpe at the legal profession. Hoop
er is himself lawyer:
The lawyers here say that "busness in their
line" has been looking up, since the commencement
of 1849 and they have hope for more prosperous
times, by which is meant, suppose, prosperous to
them. Well, in TRUTH it is fairly their turn, for in
this county their " name is LEGION and for years
their fare has been scanty.
/ said their name was legion, and when shall
have given you specimen of the modus in quo of
making them, you will not be surprised that legal
science has so many professors hereabouts. About
year ago, during the session of the Circuit Court,
Judge Stone appointed a committee, consisting of
the Solicitor and two other gentlemen, to examine
an applicant for law license, and had the happi-
to be present when the ncipient barrister was
put through the ordeal:
What, sir, is law 2 asked the examiner.
Law replied Snub, is what they do in the
the Court House-srin. and SO on
Well, sir, what action would you bring against
a man who pulled your nose!'
I'D take HIM ex delicto-or-ex contractu-I
forget which,
'Can you tell me what Pleading is 2 asked the
interrogation.
Yes, to be sure
Proceed them
"A lawyer always pleads to the Jury, when he
makes speech to them like Chiffon and Sam Rice >
Admirable Now tell us who presides in Court
of Equity-what is the Judge called g.
Judge Stone, guess; he's Judge ofthe big court
No, am speaking of the Court of Equity-what
is the presiding officer called 2
Oh you're talking about Judge Ligon's Court
he's Chancery; that's what hear 'em call him.
will you now tell US, sir, what executions are
led-law-latin name! 2
Yes, noticed that in the digest, because it's so
queer. They call 'em fiery faces
Exactly, Mr.. Snub; and now tell us what law
yers mean by criminal conversation
That replied Snub, with an air of great conf
cence that is any bad talk about mans family
Right to hair; and now tell US what sort of
writ you would bring against man for this thing
called criminal conversation. Think over all the
latin names, and let's have it,
Mr.. Snub paused and cogitated; pressed one hand
against the other; and pressed both against his right
knee took diagonal view of the ceiling and
slowly answered.
'Detinue.'
No. said the examiner, but answer it correctly
in four trials, and you shall have license
'Assumpsitn jerked out Snub, with half wild
look
Try again.
'Trover !'-enquringly.
'Once more y
Iress-pass, guessed the applicant.
What sort of trespass 3 Be careful this time
Snub reflected for some moments and while do
ing scratched his head and finally as if his life
depended upon his correctness, slowly and distinct
ly annunciated-
Tresspass quare-clausum fregit,' and drew a
long BREATH
All present acknowledged the ridicuIus Apostle
ness Of the reply by shout that awakened father
Goodridge from his dreams of horse swaps; and
nemine contradcente, Mr.. Snub was voted g learn
ed in the law"
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The Crescent Supplement.
THE SPRING FLowERr. .Br EMILY HrsKMAss

CHANGED day. in stormy March,
Forth we wandered to the forest.
Seeking for the early flowers
Lydia longing for one s0rest.
Then there came drenching rain.
Raining all the Sunday over:
Nothing daunfed, forth again
Sought we buds beneath the cover.
Cover made of fallen leaves
Crisp and pale with Winters bleaching
Long we searched meath shelteing caves.
Long where rough old boughs were reaching.
Then she found tiny flower,
Dimly opening o er its shoots,
Underneath rustlng carpet
'Twixt two NOISY gnarled roots
Smiling. to her treasure bending,
With her bright hair in the sun,
Wealth Of love and hope expending,
Watched long that little one.
And iny prayed that ever,
As lfe's ills her heart bereaves,
Thus might blow a spring time flower
Underneath the fallen leaves Literary World.
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PERFUMERY, ETC.
ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW
i QRLEANS-Having become agent for the nnNA
saeoi p ERFU M Err Y TA6HiBIs
the celebrated mandatory of L, Busy,

nal 10 ss csss s Il
EOoYs pledge myself to sell every article &C;
every article Ladies o. gentlemen who hsys fine
Cold Cream ETC. have them Ispienished very
able terms saving the expense Of repuchasing new bottles
selves wish % AVOID every thing ike deception
inspire every lady gentlemen who may purchase from
and other mt g here III
u my sss a and II ,S wO
your beIaliy am no fortune seeker. make money 70
ensbe me to approach a. near gentleman Is
.nS
sssss p fay ~
the ladies' first their due, and my choice. shall give
that even the most fa,tidious are pleased. = -
am the sole in this city for the chemcsl!yp
Sss Stone
e. so
% y d e f Ss 5 ssn
maintained and still stands unrvaed for PssysStpg the
Df "a dsw Mo-. % St Charlie. and q Common Common .
coy Ps,en, and Coal Stoves.
A E, IKE stGys %o Scp ~, suss
Fancy hsh Coal Stoves: isr Bar. Iso@:; sic:l IN
Furnaces Gopher and Brass Preserve Kettles szss
6oHeesi SaGf f fa%1' wei iii Pump rn%s'
very general assortment tten,, and Kitchen
Bras. and Britannia Lamps and CandIs.tcks
pea ana Cash boss. TumSlsi bains.s; 1904
ss and sss as%f E different SIZES
Bs cnv. scuR To.ssn:s # s.sss
Sop 1 G! ion and SSPR FL ' Tea Ks.sl sa
c cSGs Ra,s cos soss.
My Own Patent Stoves. tbs mos. improvsdpsn. to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02

Dz- The editor of the Newark Daily Advertiser,
received lately highly complimentary letter from
a patient in the Trenton Lunatic Asylum. The
patient says it plunges him into unspeakable dis
tress when he is deprived of the pleasure of perusng
the contents of so valuable and interesting paper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02
CLEVELAND -
WATE R. Q URE s ST Ills H MENT

HE Subscriber has erected in the immediate vicinity Of
l. CLEVELAND, Ohio, large and spacious Build k
ngs, for the accommodation OF Patients who may Sx
feel Disposed 70 make gsactical agqacson Of the
HYDROPATHlC or WATER CURE Treatment. under
The Water at this Establishment is pure, soft and
abundant; of the Springs very cnld-Oue, in
which the thermometer stands at $50 Farenhsit in Sum
The best and most experienced German Nurses in
attendance All Patients required to furnish three Com
ortes; two large Wooden Blankets; two coarse Cotton
Shirts coarse Linen Sheet, that >pan be with
pieces of Linen Cotton for Bandages and Towels
The subscriber intends, the Of his estabsh-
ment SECOND to in the country to have tbs vsputa
ton second to none.
Patients should bear in mind. that the restoring Of
health will be he gun with aim. should b
the great desideratum with them. Everything else should
be made subservient tn that great object. f1i
Ali communications must be postpaid. tssts4.
T. T. SEELYE, M. D., Proprietor.
Cleveland. Ohio. 1849 fills Bind 1tw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02

o. Lord Stanley, says writer from London in
the National lneligencer continues TO take lively
interest in American affairs, and in those families
from whom he received attentions while in this
country,
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OROO kerry AND CT ARE,
fW AT WHOLESALEil.A
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and City Resaiera e.

nR. DODSON has returned from the Nonh and will
II his practice the treatment
Of Piles Fstua diseases Of the Bladder etc. Structures
from whatever treated for radical cure without the
use of cdustic rcutting instruments.
DR.. FLINT says Tin writing for set Of instruments)
" The more have reflected them and experenced tho
want of that kind of instrument the better saed have
become that You have provided By INGENUITY and SKILL
His newly invented and imP5Syed instruments for
every variety of Rupture and when well fitted,
with and comfort The blocks do not mbbe perspira-
st its corrosive effects and the may be removed and
washed at pleasure UnequvOca testimonials of permanent
my office. No. UNION street. second door from 81.
Charlesst fy24 d&W3m
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BLACKSMITHING, Etc.
HE undersigned have associated themselves together for
i the purpose of carrying on the follow IN
ing busness-viz. BLACKSMITHING. - r.
WHITESMITHING, Fipshing Brass -,
Foundering, Pattern Making, and job
bling in general. All work entrusted to them will be at
FOSTER PRENTICE
ITO Camp few doors above Poydras formerly occupied
by Mr.. Hopkins.
W- Refer to Capt. A. Q. Pinfeld. and William Smith.
foreman of Government Shop, mills 1ms
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MAau1RE,s pAauERREorYPE.

M would respectuly return thanks the liberal patron
~ age bestowed him since he rst had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREoTYPE into NewOrleans
i've ago. during which time he has taken more portraits
than any other in the world. His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in composition with others taken BY
the best operator from and be awarded the
First Premium. No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself M the public thai his
portraits viii continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice
the be. nduoement desous of instruction in the
beautiful Genuine Vogtlander Cameras 90 per cent
cheaper than in the city; AZ other articles the same
Plates at q per dozen Scoyls No for % 2guaantied
the best plates made in the United States Cases % rs and
% so; NewYork Cameras at 1l6
X Orden from the country promptly attended
fT Entrance No. CAnP street
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New Orleans Money Market.

CORRECTED DAILY BY JOS. GRANT, "a sRAvIER STREET
SPECIE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-02

GOLD ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA.
NY person wishing to purchase GOLD ROCKERS,
n such recommended in this paper apply No 26
TCHoUPToULAs street, or at No. 90 CARoNDELEr. 620
FOR SALE OR CHARTER:
A LIGHT DRAUGHT STEAMBOAT only three years
n old, will be sold or chartered reasonable -
terms The boat is ITO feet long, 20 feet beam;
she has two engines, and only draws 20 inches
water. She is now in excellent running ORDER and capable
of carrying from five six hundred bales of cotton and
stands well in the insurance Offices For particulars apply to
TIMER & CONREY.
fy8 If Nos New Levee and TchoupiOulas sts
LOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
46 AND 48 ROYAL STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
N STORE, and constantly receiving, FH -
i great variety of CARRIAGES, of the
latest and best Patterns, made expressly for E&3EF
this Market suitable for City or Country
which selling Low FOR CASH good paper Purcha
depend satisfaction being given by this old and
well established house.
Particular attention given to Packing and Delivering
on boat. mh2 I'm
SPRINGS. AXLES and COACH-v ARNISH for SALE
AN OFFICER OF COM. JONES' SQUADRON
GAYS IN A LETTER which has Appeared in the Pa
- peB of this City, thai during visit which he paid q
to the mining region of the found Ell Dorado, he
sold his AT which he c0ntesses indife -
rent one, for the sum of SiIty four DoIarsU What
field for speculation this fact vouche for Paties about
going California would do well bear mind that sin
gle and very Indifferent H AT sold for S64
WILLIAM BOOTH, Halter
Wholesale Saleso0m. No. IL Gravier street, stairs
market. fy5
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

M H. MEY Err No. 100 CAMP street. Watch 70
W. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLDL IN
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. IN
All Jewelry ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices mi8eA
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VIM. 8. NOR GAN,

s. VIM 3. M OR G A N,
PRACTICAL WAT MAKER,
81 CANAL STREET. Third Door from Camp street,
mas EW wv am and suesy OF
Go0DS. consisting Of very supe E7A.
- Hunting Gases. of M. |. Tobias. AezAAza
R9skei and other superior makers also fine London Duplex
Watches rich Jewey of the latest Styles comprising fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencils Gases Finger Rings
himself in the Northern markets. from the European
imporaons consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Cases fine
Fans Reticules, Scissors fine assortment of SILVER
WARE pure coin and other fancy articles.
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
rates. ja16 5m
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,DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELHorRo-MAaNn4fo PORTRAITS.

by the application of the above mysterious agent Da
xpssoyps "a discovery Of ne ,Teser 1 Tie under
superior knd in SINGLE the precise
pate ~ Those who wish retain in their families good
LIKxNEssEs OF relations o. friends, do at moderate
price Rooms of Canal and Chartres s-Entranoe
No. Chartrea street. lmy3 Iyl w II. HUTCHINGS.
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TO CALIFORN1ANS!
SMITH & BROTHER. No. So COMMON STREET.
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale Of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

AZ OALle OhN1ANS.
GMITH & BROTHER. No. So COMMON STREET.
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale Of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
MANUFACTURED under GooDYEAR's PATENT
TT 8. s. B. have for sale, and constantly receiving
BEBs Poa e RIDING
Travelling Bags Bottles. Water Tanks Blankets and Tar
BAGS Saddles and Brides. Of every description Bits tir.
rups Spurs Hair Rope, Moss Blankets. etc. etc. fy8
THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALoIERs
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
in. n sst g ~ ps opsIGo on
ths City Sf New oIsans to AlgeE, tfpm day
ss ~ =, ssss
each side well arranged and al. and :urs exit and
trance Away. Obtained The Ia'. tbe same iaOss
9ishins to 60 to The Point, viii ind large and oomodou.
sShss Hd fi Wsouses Of
=" Tvs spp'''' '''' WILLIAM RANDOLPH
CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES.
PeSn either
sny e an s
:h9wng the price Of The article .. h:p The fac
compiled and published by Mr. James T. Lawrence OF
doubt prove very valuable and practical assistant to those
engaged in the staple 1t got in neat STYLE pocket
'' "s, 's" ''' 3 II sSSEsas & came
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ether Of rS S sa < ;S g1 S .n to ss
sas ss s. sESEss f saFsH'Es
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.n5nTv w. dscesd an
with Hunting Gases of M /. Tobias. Roskel and III
other superior makers ALSO Fine London DnpIe1 @asA
Uatches rich Jewey of the latest styles comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains. Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Gases, Finger Rings
of the firm in the European markets consisting of Work
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fan, Recule and other fancy
Forks Caston, CandIesticks Double and Single Barrel
Guns, Pistols Revolvers. Bowie Knives Military Goods &c.,
Ne, for sale ut moderate prices by
jeH HYDE & GOODRICH. IS Chartres st
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NEW WATCHES. JEwELRY, ETC.

VNE in receipt of large and splendid stock Of
ny Cod and Silver, Lever, Lepne and Deuplex ~
WATCHES. of the BEST ENGLISH and Swiss 491h
manufacture. Also Jewelry, Sit n 81
ver-ware. Spectacles, Gold Pens, G4AkN4
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen to stock before purchasing elsewhere is
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with care and
shall be sold as low at any house in the city.
KNOWLES & NOEL, 35 Canal street.
N B.-Our personal attention will be devoted repair
ing every description of fine Watches Clocks. Jeey etc.
which shall perform satisfactorily as ever. charge
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FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY. Etc.

+, A. TYLER, 80 CAMP ST.. has constantly on hand
Lsv. f paps. r sSd Cylinder Sy f9
@A the the bsst . maks III A ASs sS Xes.
- and KEYS, in every variety. Gold Pens,
Pencils ThHbies Buckles SC Fine Bracelets Brooches.
Cason, Cups Pitchers. Trays. Plated Cason Tea Sets
Candesticks, Ums, rich Fancy Goods Lubin.s fine Per-
fumery-Ogetber with great variety of other articles
nnmeous to mention. .AEo-SPECTACLES with Gold
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
knid-Eye- Protectors, etc. etc. constantly hand, and
fitted to suit the eye at short notice. mis-
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YoUNa's, No. Camp Street, New Orleans,

Nov receiving at the above Store, by arrival from
r9 I'VE stock Of Ladies and Gent's9
~ finest patent Lever Watches, hunt -"
ing and open faced Quad, Vest and Fob Chains
$500 latest and most fashionable style OF Ladies, and
Gentemen's Breast Pins Also, patterns of Studs
Finger and Ear Rings, Collar and Sleeve Buttons Suspen-
der Buckles gold and silver Specs gold Pens, Of the best
makers. Also large stock Of Silverware consisting of
of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices Thepub
lc are respectfully invited to call and examine before pu
chasing elsewhere.
~ B. The strctest attention paid to the repairing of fine
Watshes, Clocks and Jewery. Canes Diamonds, and all
All repairs warranted charge M tie
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Some time after the doctor had started the Mexican lad
who was with cnreaed me to go on, as he dying
for water Week, eneebled, and wretched was, his
condition moved me- and neving myself for the effort,
mounted my horse again. determined 10 60 on I'LL drop
ped in my tracks. Here kind Providence came to my
covered loose mule in the bushes, which proved 10 be
my own property lie had evidently broken away from
the wagons. Immediately saddled hun and rode on a
Mr. Clapp passed me like myself he perishing for
water, but was able TO push on. After half an hours
rest made another attempt although was with dim
Guilty that could retain my seat in the saddle The
lamentations OF the Mexican boy Were most pable, and
could but feel for him, wreiched as was myself
was endeayoring 10 persuade him that some one
would soon bring us water but in vain, when turn in
the road revealed most welcome sight TO my eyes
mile ahead was my black servant Isaac, on horseback,
rushing toward US al headlong gallop. Spite Of his
black hide, he looked like angel could hardly be.
ieye that really saw him before had a canieen OF
water glued to my lips Heavens! how delicious was
that daugh the nectar Of the gods was small beer to it
Of fe and once more lived again. With face beaming
with pleasure at having relieved ode boss" he assured
that was but four miles to the Ga and that there
canteen had given him instanter, and begging like
hound for some OF mine. | shared 1t with him, but
still his thirst was unsatshed
After q wearisome ride the wagons and the tall
cottonwoods of the ella, and when within half mile
OF il my tired mule smelt the running water. She
gp he ears gave one Long bray AND Struck bee
hung her back like death 10 deceased African, and
away we went like the wind to the banks OF The ella,
into which she plunged her head, and never raised il
till her sides were distended like hogshead. dis
mounted as was able and settled TO the water
nearly as greedy she Obligations were my portion,
o'clock but il was O'Clock when arrived Tie scene,
when the mules and horses first reached the stream
described to me as curious, There was no checking
their impeuosity some Of their riders were left hanging
in the branches of the trees, thrown, and some
were pitched headlong into the water Many suffered
quite as much as did on the route, and some more.
fciency of water should be packed, and the trip made
almost entirely by night, to prevent all such suffering.
Several animals broke down the road The ella at
this point is narrow not more than one hundred yards
and flows at the rate Of six miles an hour.
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Alabama.

We have compared the varioss returns we have re.
eeved from the Alabama papers, and we find the result
50 far, to stand as follows.
For Congress- there are elected democrats and 2
wings.
In the State Senate there are IT wings and ie demo.
Gratis
In the House Of Representatives there SO democrats
and "a vhgs-f2 majority and on joint ballot, for the
election Of two United States senator's the democrats
have majority Of II. The Mobile Advertiser Of the
18th instant thus estimates the result:
ALABAMA RLFcros--we have numerous details Of the
election in this State, which Is unnecessary publish
little from What Il was two years ago.
The delegation TO Congress 10 the same, politically, ne In
the last, wits wings and five democrats, follows;
First dsfrict-wlliam J. Aston Second do-Henry w.
billiard; Third do.-Sampson w. Harris; Fourth do
Samuel W. Inge Fin and Sixth heard om but GER
tainlv democratic; Sevcnih-Frsnkiin W. Bowdon- The
two FIRST wings.
For the Legislature the wings have made gain Of
several members, bn sufficient TO give us majority,
though we may have carried the Senate
On the whole, things remain much az they rus In Ala
bama.
The result may be nearly the same but the popular
vote has decidedly increased for the democrats since The
last presidential election.
Cobbs majority in the Huntsville congressional district
over Clemens, 6sl--both democrats.
vote is still more decided Trousdale's majority for gov
enor is abost 2ooo-showing change OF about 5000
votes since November" rather loud and decisive
dict tsays the Athens Alabama. Herad) BY the sove-
reign people Of Tennessee against Taylorism'
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A Remedy that Cures.

VARIOUS pulled
of lungs,
doubt useful but Of nil thai have been discovered adj
physicians, all who witnessed effects,
proved successful Dr. WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY For asthma ortess Of breath, and similar a
positive has asthma
many and twenty years standing aer had
declared the case beyond the reach Of medicine.
from the Cincinnati Enqarerl ~
medicine introduced, attains that hs
What
on every hand winessed. wonderful
asthma coughs (and also hose
sandng,) bronchitis and consumption, ia carly
stages always cured by this remarkable medicine
public should be careful
get the genuine article thema,on being
up nothing Of medicine, the diseases
human system, entirely unsafe and dangerous.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by r. 8. PATTERSON,
Aug 2l-& Washington, d. q.