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MONTGOMERY HAIL. MONTGOMERY, Ala.

MONTGOMERY HALL, MOntgomery Ala
TINHE subscriber respectfully invites Ire patronaseof
L the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that fjFsssst
he supply the wants of the Transient VeFs TO Af
Montgomery well any his competitors Those
who going returning from the North can obtain
MEALS ALL HOURS, the arrival departure
the railroad cars and steamers tbur horse OMNIBUS
constantly in attendance convey passengers 10 from the
boats 10 the cars Tree Of charge The accommodations
equal other establishment the town. and being at
reduced rate, offer additional inducements 10 the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants are
anu no pains VIII De spared to render he stay OF ve pleas
ant and agreeable.
anN de- Wifi @ A ARERCROMRIE
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pee i649-Hayng been long acquainted with Doctor
WoodAon Wen take pleasure recommending him to the
public a worthy OF confidence for his industry accurate bust
nsss habits and integrity. J. A. QUITMAN,
t-. = - Gov. elect of Miss,
EXECUTIVE OFFIoE, Baton Rouge, Dee Isl 1851 have
no hesltauon in recommending Mr. Wren to the public as
fl3 w ia ss ~ I nv,sso " S SscilIeIce
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The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful 50 quickly does i all pains and soreness
and heal the injury No SCAR REMAINS. Its success In
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled.
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tFroa Mr., S. C. HGyss, of the firm of Broaoer Yavss &
Co., booksellers md Std0ners No I93 EfarLt sfySci
phia-lanuaEy 8, 1s47.J ''
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Ter is an Invaluable reme
dy; it cured the of colds with me- III Won ani
dfcste will cheerfuly give one. S, 9. HAVE
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PADuoAH, KY, June 8, ls-My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup nav reduced 70 six bottles and ts popularity daily
increasing. You would do well send me another supply
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Ddpfs's SyrupQ Fld Cherry and Thrive wound cali
attention to the advertisement OF this valuable medicine in an
other column Several Of its saluary effects have como
under our personal observation and therefore confidently
recommend II TO the atteed-Ed. N. j. Weekky Visiter
and IenperGnce Senttl.el. (IrenLon.l Eel. B. 1871.
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mkt mkt! INIkIII
H(92'2'lSOM'S Columbian INKS

Hg1'1'lSOM'S Columbian ElIES
Black, Japan, Copying, Marking. Blue, IndeIibIe,
Scarlet, He'd, Carmine.
VIE comfort, pleasure and benefit of the use of GOOD
readily be appreciated by those who have experienced the
of bad-and who has not These Inks flow more freely
from the pen, and give stronger and more durable color
Il. ID. BEACH, lN Canal street,
ayS 1y Wholesale Agent for New Orleans.
NOR SALE-PIANO FORTES from 81
IL NUNS q Clark and j. Chickerlng. fliizs7sl7 EH
The stock al PreI6eH! i aSe and S varied
ment in the city, and by far the valuable Instruments.
ALSo-For hire, seven octave Picolo PIANO, entirely
'T sp5 anu '"''lO Henry PARSONS, SO Camp street.
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.
u. PIANO FORTES, from the justly - -
celebrated Manu- fac es of Halet, E.;fsll siE
B Bays Van c %R RRo4 Hh9 Gl B. Ga VT
s @ GSf s'P fffS fh SHT2s
& Fe Pianos are decde the best Psno T% s
particularly for the country where Tuners can seldom
other Piano. These Pianos have Independent rim or case
which be removed in moment, there being cOnnec
nOn o Ii tSG GTTEARsi
M w other Musical Instruments constantly on hand and
FRA ale e low PFi S,s SHEET MsS
rs BOOKS for all musical instruments - A Lib
ea Discount TO Dealers Teachers and all those sending large
ordennia Al orders promptly attended to. mh22
PumlRs N AND p BAThING APPARATUS, &c.
q STREET, New Orleans, has Just received anew 4
Force and Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, etc. ETC i'm
Cooking Ranges Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths In
Also laying and repairing Lead Pipes; Sheet Lead work
put up and repaired Al orders nrnHPly offended TO-
x Charges 900" apis 1y
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DAGUERREOT4PE, TAIBOTYPE HYAIO,
TYPE GALLERY,

H AGUlhE HARRINGTON, having purchased from
1V1 the assgnees of w Talbot he patent right for the
use Of his Iahoype process, the States of Louisiana
Alabama Florida Georgia and Texas beg leave call the
attention OF the public to their gallery of specimens in this
new department OF Photography.
The Tabo ype Is taken paper, ivory, glass metal,
and variety OF othe! subsanee the first Possessing the
enclosed IN letter. made TO sdom the of book,
preserved in portfolio.
The Tabotype emnsaty susceptible of cooring so that
the picture can be finished auy degree desired by the sitter
every variety OF texture and color OF the dapery and
Gated. - = 80 -
The Talbotype represents the sitter without any reverse
eject mole or scar upca the right cheek appears upon
The Tabotype be duplicated to any extent without
me additional trouble of another sitting. AfteF the rst
Impression Is TAKEN copies be furnished future
uRs upon simple application by letter otherwise
~. I'm Y H. being furnished with every facility for the
OF this superior ar ready 10 dispose Of rights
'oI w sIatss SPECIFIED with thorough Instructions
D,aepEhhEOIf PES they profess take quicker and
psuef man any other establishment In the world They
kuIay perfect Likeness OF child OF six months in one
.seono. or no charge lmhl III No. q CAMP Street.
Vhnh6SGINlA CANNEL COAL-FRoM THE PEY-
10y MlNES-The subscribers having been appointed
,, io the sale Of this beautiful Coal Informs the
~ " ae now IN receipt of five boat loads which am
@ ~ sale by te load lots suit purchaser This
osn ne sen az the boats, foot OF JoseDh street. Al
9f pnncpa h9lets, Merchants Reading Room and our
~ s tns oince Of the Crescent For further paTtica
ii, MORTIMER TURNER co. cosl Merchants.
.a-s III Camp street. .
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities Of New
York and Albany abong under the distressing Fry
speas, attended with Inflammation of the Kidneys and with
bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large Jumps Of the size
Of hens proudng, and large bos covered my body
The urinary secreona stopped for days. when my distress be.
came ntoerabe My tongue cracked and the roof of my
mouth was covered with and chest, at the Of
my neck was in constant burning heat that cold water
did not cool il.
In this misery lUnged for death. and expected
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SOUTHERN BRANCH Of the GRARFENRER

| ARUGs, MEDICINES. etc.-The subscriber is now
~ receiving fresh supply Of articles in his line and oeu
| them toE ale on reasonable terms. JAS. s. SHAW,
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-, B0AhDIMG no Sc.

:. bUA x UINt q HOU BE,
No. 21 GR.4YLER STREET, 6etloeea ST. Charles
and Car0Rdeiet, door from e0rher Of CGrondelet
M Rs. WILSON respectfully informs her fs.s:t
above eligible location occupied by her during the
last two years, and prepared accommodate her eRds
and those who favor her with their patronage From
ls long experience, and the deabe and convenient
9cauon OF her House, she feels confident of being able
give entire satisfaction all who may favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be very Mop
ERATR. do 1yd&W
PRIVATE BOARDING......NO. rs Natchez st
MISS ANN HALLETT (late of the FRANKIIN
1l HOUSE,, Mobile begs leave to inform her Friends -
and the Public that she has opened PRIYATE fiEd
BBO3hOINd HOUSE, No. 10 ate lie z sire eft ,AsA
The House has been newly furnished and with to suit
the times, and determination to make her Boardes com
fOrtAbe she hopes receive share oil narnnape nl2 Y
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NEWURLRANs, Nov. II, l849
MesEs SANDS Gentlemen tuke the liberty OF sending
letter, which may be Of importance TO those who are
saaparila having been cured Of maiady after suffering
your medicine and hope God viii reward you for ali the
good you have done chronic cough had tomented me
day and night and repeated attacks of fever had induced me
10 believe that should die with consumption. One day
while sung violent attack Of burning lever friend per
suaded bottle of your incompatible medicine but
2 ten The truth bad no confidence in H. finally pur-
chased bottle and BY It's and the help of God was
cannot but bless the author Of This valuable medicine
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iFF'EiRMIN9i GSRnTIp ~

~ Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail by A. b. &
ID. SANDS. Druggists and Chemists LOO Fulton street. cor
ner Of William, New York Sold also By Druggists gene
81 yer bottle, six BOTTLES for e5 -
~ For sale by EICHLES & CO., N. JARVIS & CO.,
snd X. r DkxaGE, Newt Orleans; JOSEPH TUCKER,
Moblei COsTA n CO., Montgomery; l.. GAM0TES
= 20, Donaldaonvlie; and o. o. WOODMAN, Vieks-
pufg. sd myI 3awdHt w
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E,lRE BRICK $1,000 English, landing; 81, 600 do
Il American and Scotch, for sale By ~ -
mss HAYMAN u HOLDEN, % Magazine ST.
MARBLE DUsT-2OO bbk. Newark and Rosendaie,
mys w. HXYMAN' az 4 HOLDEN. IS Magazine \.
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GHlA FEED-Ths invaluable Remedy ior Diafshaa AM
io5 * ~ s,l ~ JAS. s. SHAW h'n--i4',
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OFFERING 10 Tie public thsne,v and v,uabe remedv
4 lqT GS,yNS UyHPIJ0N, BR ONCIiTTiS, ASTH.f.d
character and efficacy Of o medicine NusrouS es,m"
nias may be seen in pamphe for distribution al The agency
which sufferers are invited 10 obtain Imay he proe 10 saw
that DR. d. an eminent practising physician Of Twelve years
aandinG graduate Of the Unversty of Pennay vnnfn
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h :. RE.OPENING OF THE
CRESCENT BOWLING SALOON"
No. 95 St. Charles streat
TTiHIS Establishment has lately been opened under New
= Administration, thoroughly repaired and renovated and
unsurpassed by any Saloon the city and 10 those Wo
JOY the healthy exercise and excitement of ING we
say, Giue us a Call. 1865 Wv
The BAL will always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most Gentlemauly A ttendans oIsem
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0HyEOIl5Oo baskets pints and quarts PisgnioI best
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SPLENDID Splendid case Of DENTAL INsTRUaiENIs,I usi
apS0 BARELIL & co. 81 f,omunoD 8,
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JANE OHIO baskets large and small hotties Olive
my5 1. W. ARTHUR co. % and % New Lsyoe.
RhANDf-5o and eighth casks Old Cognac in bond:
sale ml y W. ARTHUR co; "
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ON 0z. sULPH. QuiaINE-jast ySosiysd sSI : Il
10y Dy T. l.. MASSEY
alaI Cnmn and l,r. - "a.
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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time but driven in, and will appear the same or
other place. The Pain Extractor however, rdns otf
and completely the of the disease and effects
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-11

L HkNlsH WtNE-Jnst received, subject to dehenfure
~ eases OF the above Wne all Of the choicest brans
ala iof sale by JOHN TOOIIE. rs Bank Place.
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W5NE-50O gases good ciaIsi; 10 u. casks Madeira
mys III w. AKfH III ~ Y 10. and . Nov I...
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IN QUART BOTTEKs.
For THE HKM0rth AND PERMANENT CunE or ALL DIS
AsEs a,s,se Es14 ~ NE sys sTrTr oz THH
Serafiae o. Kfns's Eed Rhea9afism Obstinate Cians
Bletckess BHess CArgNiE Sore Eyes, Ringsoer1a or
1ttiert Scaia Hcads EHiareen!eRt and PaiR Of
ms henea ehI Soints, ctnooefH Utcerss
Sprhiiitis Stmptoms. Seiaftcd or LNmta60s
aad Dieeases arisinG fr0n an iAindielons use AZ
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4 NHAMPAGNE-lO9 baskets LIE Lion dor;
~ 100 do. Kernel;
IS do. Cardinal:
10 do. Cobem; in store and fol-
sale by tmh21 SAML WOLFF, % Gravisr st.
ClQt+NAC BRANDY-2O half pipes and % ar caskI
~ Marett Cos superior Cognac Brandy landing ex shiE
bOthnlas from Bordeax, for sale in bond, BY
mh3 s. WOLFF. Is Gravet st.
IMITATION COGNAC-l5O barrels and eighth pines.
Il for sale by L. w. ARTHUR Il co,
apO % and 20 New Levee
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

y.
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WA IL kIf6TiisR
Nos. ii = and 20 (1rapier stresf 49,. -
CARRIAGES and HARNESS. of every n. H AfSx&
description always on hand. For sale low Es1Ss-lSkEa
for cash or approved paper. .ALs0,. Nr2~%S III
Tvpnhgs, AMes Lamps, Bands Coths Leather Lace and
NeInsn. Lmnl3 omd&WJ E. w. HALE & LUM.
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MONTiLLIAD0 sHERRY-A choice OF IN nea
mhiS ~ 50 John TooI.E. Is Rank place
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAsr.

PHILADELPHIA June q 1851 highly recommend Dr.
Rays Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from nv knowiedra
Of It's virtues My wife had been affected for long time with
weakness and pain in the breast the of this medicine in
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would after
time recur, and all occasions the relief was speedy as
IN the rst place 1t Is six months she has been
Tree o. the Affection consider and recommend most
valuable medicine Its ghenng effect has very great
in addition to relieving the breast Swallow 9 Waers
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'tPlrTsnTRa, jan II. Isl7"TEe aymp "a WA fberrv
and Tar has given great satisfaction to those have used
it, know of instance of pefma Of Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio think shall be able sell al least
LIZA -.
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CTAR TOWBOAT LINE r~v-.
- ANGLO-SAAON, EMSlAv---R
ANNsGiLIs9-NI00lhslMsIAA.MN,. -.

This line 10 composed of low-pressure boats built ex
presay for the above bpsine Of great strength and with
powerful machinery. Anthracite Coal used for fuel to
them from smoke.
Arrangements made with either boats to assist this line
in taking large ships over the bar. when necessary.
Ship masters and sip-owners will benefit themselves by
paionisng these boats they will obtain dispatch as well
as The greatest security for life and property. ms
ewOrleans, Nov. "a. 1919. ]. w. STANTON & CO.
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PdRT CARBoy, February 90 ls47-Messrs Robinson,
Collins a. Co.: am happy inform you that think Dr.
Dayis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar viii take the lead up
in part of the country. of it, and have half
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked 30 often for DR.
Dapis's DpRrdtiUe Extract and Joseph Dapis's Hopss
LiHimeHt that have taken the liberty Of writing for An
agency for the above articles, if agreeable you please
write word, and send two dozen of each with aTga
show bills. Respectfully yours, SAML. r. KEMPToN.
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\ ANDINts AND IN STORE
Ia BuGkWHEAT-Fresh, p H. Hollis best-15O pkgs.
sWEET NAL SGk Try Dry Do; SHERRY WINE
BRANDY-Pinet, Castillion & Co.;
STRAW PAPER-lOOO neams
SHOE AND TEA PAPER-5O0 reams;
SEGARS-l, 0OO, 900; TOBACCO-4OO packages;
SWEET OIl-600 baskets;
CORKS; MACE; NUTMEGS;
CLOVES-z5 bbls.; for sale By
fy20 e, ]. HART q co 70 Tchonntoulos. ~
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LiaONKR July %, lS46-YouT Wild CherTy and Tar Syrup
gives general Satisfaction We have been out Of ii for some
time, and thought would not order any but IL almost
daily nduired for and thought perhaps it would be best
70 order sOme. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-11
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COUNTRY BEFORE PARTY.

We take grea pleasure in repubsng the following adIni
rsbe sentiments of the Petersburg lnteigencer Should
Sewardsm triumph in New York next month"; II will give
fearful impulse to Abolition and shake the Union itself
The questions which have given Senator Seward his unen
yabe promnency override greatly in Importance the issues
which have heretofore divided the two great pares and
over the election the Senate Of Mr. Dickinson and the
cleo 10 the House Of Thirty Six OF his stripe upon the
great questions the last session OF Congress-
were the choice be between then and the same NUMBER
of men endorsing and ready carry out In Congress the un
constitutional and destructive policy zcaousy advocated
BY Senator Seward the expense OF violating his oa
10 support the Constitution under which alone the senate
OF the United States act.
We Of the South shall watch the progress o events IN the
great State of New York with intense ntcrcs-Already
The Free soil party have raised the shout of Repeal the Fu
pye Slave Rl and again, commence system OF unreent
Ing attack upon the property OF the South held under the
Constitution Of the United Statcs and the triumph OF Be-
wardsm New York either the people at large IN the
State or what have regarded heretofore Va the great
Wbg party the State will warrant us In believing that
war upon Is be begun which viii yet more ruthless
and unrcenng than that which had hoped was closed
and forever Let then Sewarsm be down in New orS
no matter what may be the expense Ii indeed anything
can be accounted an expensewhch may bring about such
result If the Democratic candidates true upon this
friends of Seward and lei the patriotic anSewad Wings
unite in clectng them. They do this without the sac
6ce of principle Every patriots dny Is now TO guard the
foundations this Union from the assaults OF those VINO
woud undermine it, This is the first and great duiy OF all
rood citizens and when that duty shall have been success
fully performed and the great fabric OF this Union shall
stand firmly upon the basis upon which was placed by the
natrot fathers of the Republic may TO and dispute
about Banks Tariffs Internal Improvements. &c, 10 our
heart q content"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-11
7RIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II, 1850.
POSITION or TENAS.

The New Orleans papers have very reliable in"''H'n
that large minority of the people and of the tes'u "
Texas are i'm favor of closing the controversy, by a''P
Peurces BILL We regret that have not the c'''"F" 'o'
dressed 10 his constituents by Mr.. kaufman, 'hc 'r'
taye of the Eastern District of Texas of which lhe New
Orleans Pcayune gives an interesting summary u pre-
sens says that paper Some valuable statistics, '' wy
ably refules Of the arguments urged In ofpoS'''
We subIoin the synopsis Of Mr.. KS address u WIN DC
seen that Texas is vast Empire, and, WIN Her s"'
limbs stripped of the chains of heavy debt ID 1eS'e
10 move onward in career Of prosperity, thai "'n give
power and strength 10 the whole South
MIR Kaufman rnpcls with force the allegation lha' i'aS
f sb, agrees 10 the proposition yields slave territory 10
soil He shows that there Is no Nllinoi Provlso l"
slaves that Congress could mol consitulionaly eAre
them and could not delegate the power 10 the
He quotes the clause Of the Territorial bill when
that the legislative power of the Territory shall eN'r
all rrhul subjects Of legislation consistent win Tue Io's
tuition of e United States and the admission madr ~ e
sellers in Congress- that this recognises slavery Us GU
titled To The protection of the laws there Ills strongest az
qument is however that respects The territory east " me
Rio (irande which Is The popuols part OF New McA'.
ceded by Texas subject its present laws part ."
holding Texas which especially guaranteed by the n
States in the compact of annexation. To This argument
there is no sufficient answer; il is nnanSwerab!c. ~
The area Of Texas with The Pcarcc boundary IL 5<i
square miles which is than five times the size o Acw
York is about -four hundred miles from San Antohlo 10
Rio rande FL Paso is eight hundred nnd thirty miles IN
straight line and twice that distance BY the 'er. rom
the Northeast Of the State FL aso IL about ght
hundred and sixty miles, and about the distance from
the mouth Of the Rio Grande TO The Northern line
This is much country is likely to be wen governed
source Of revenue Texas Think loses nothing BY tn"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-11
FANCY BALI. AT LOUISVILLE.

The Louisville Courier has long account OF grand fancy
bali given the 25lh u by Mrs Robert j. Ward the Ia
DIV who figured conspcuonsly in The Lawrence divorce
correspondence The following is its description OF tho a
pearance of the late Mrs Bigeow Lawrence Taking into
consideration the unayorahle notoety given TO this lady in
the late controversy about pan have rarely read any
thing with disgust than the following. She has shown
herself TO be silly and foolshbut what must be said OF he
mother who encourages her 10 make herself public spec
,acle To BE- pointed by the finger OF diene and sarcasm
"Miss SalIir Ward usual the centre Of attraction
She appeared during the evening in two-pendd costumes
each Of which was peculiarly becoming Before supper she
was Nourmahu the Light Of the Harem. She wore pink
satin skirt with sveramms over H. and bodice embro
derai with silver and studded with diamonds her orienla
sleeves of white adorned with silver and gold anG
her trousers of satin, spangcd with glerins gold hei
hair braided with pearls and covered with beau
tiiul Greek cap and her tiny pink slippers were eor
peou:y embroidered with silver. The splendid lr'r
Ella prousrd this magnificent costume threw bach
the light which fell upon them if in sheer dsan of in
feror rulsence Her second appearance was Nournaha
AZ the Feast OF Roses Her dress white Illusion dotted
with syered veil wreaths of white silk boots with slre
ankle. and abe bore tho charmed lutte. In this hitter char
ac,er she was truly beautiful exempfca!ion nj the pc
ecn thought she represented Always sweet and fair
beautiful she was if possible during that evening
and her different characters sustained hcopnrat
excellent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-11
NUMBER ~.

which We lid not consider faithful The pledges which is
friends had previously mad. ir a. We need not "a" what
eu.tS had recently made, and what responsibility
have assumed in attempts the Unon and -
harmony distracted country. We have detoiS
our business twice much time (and more than t"re
The yils the night AMI the lhrs oi the day. he edit
tor or cocditos o The New York Courier ard Ennlrcr
And thu the krl uf work W. have been doine; n The
reward have recently irt with H. be Denied relic.
from IN oncrons contract whose duties have been faithful
" discharged bc cau;natcd by such John Wen
worth and be abused by snch scbbcrs he editor
the New York Courier and Enquirer. And YET, as oco
says sill, find in soul one drop OF patience -
WIN our readers their part have patience enough
cuss ia f,r troubling them much with personal AZ
fairs In very few days 40 reform al ,hi. "