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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

RP We have hitherto inadver-
tently omitted to acknowledge the
rece ption of Grahann's Magazine, for
September. This No. fully susta ms
the enviable character this work has
heretofore borne-that of being the
best of its kind in the Union.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

r5 A large number of new Nash
vile and Fayetteville advertisements
NAV be found in another column
Please examine we haven t time
to-dby to notice in detail.
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New Goods! New Goods!

HIHE undersigned have Just received a
IL large aud varied Stock ff desirable
FALL AND WHIT FER GO8DSS
bought On best terms from first class houses
20 the clues of Philadelphia and New York,
TO which they invite the attention OF pur
oh asers Having had mech experience IN
thel business. and being web known TO this
com mu hily. they deem 1t al,nas, unnecessary
10 repeat the assurance, that at this house
can be found as good Goods. and on as liberal
ter 4lS, as can be had al any Ike establish
ne bit in the STATE. Suffice tito say iha, they
are Diet erd,iGed, as heretofore, 10 make II TO
the in1e rest Of buvers 10 deal with them.
$OUrHWORTH, MORGAN s. NEIL,
Sent %
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23
Business in Tnllahanla!

.ON the 2O,h inst, / intend being in
TuIiahoma. with a limited stock OF
fSroceries. and such clher articles as will
meetthe demands of the adjoining country,
and Improvements o: The ne" iown.
Ny determination is TO be Teauy' on. 'ne
arrival of ths Cars. To- open with FULL and
erNER.L Assortment; and shall be prepared
furnish the trade with every thing IN my
i,ne on The MOST LIBERAL TERMS. al Nash
vile prices. }. GklLAAeO'
Nashville, Sept. 25-H
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Music School.

TINE undersigned, thankful for PAST pa
n Ionage. would respectfully ial"Tm The
public, that the next session Of his Music
school will commence IN Fayetteville. on
MONDAY, The 9Th Of September. Terms Of
Tuition, the same as heretofore.
w WATERMAN
Aug. %. IS5l-if
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eN90RSfR.
Y aluabIe Property for Sale.

NoBB L WOODS propose sailing the
" House and Lot where ih4y reside;
tie two vacant Lots adIpi1 ing ano
their lhrge and commodiovs Livery STA
bic Persons desiring 10 Purchasf' on fea-
sonable terms, would do welito ca Y.
SEM 90
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

eP We are requested to notice
that the Presbyterians will hold a
Campfire citing at their Cam ping
Ground, on Swan Greek, begin ming
on Friday preceding the fourth Sab
bathin the present month.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

,rTB The Camp-Meeting at He
bron Camp Ground' on MOTIFS or0e4'
commences on next Friday,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Under this caption the reader will see
in an other column, that Messrs.
Cobb 3. Woods propose to sell their
large and commodious Lirery Stable,
the House and lot they now occupy,
and two vacant lots adjoining.
The detern nination Of Mr.. Woods to
change loo lities will induce him to
Of this property even at a
sacriG Ice. Persons at a distance who
may desire to settle in our pleasant
and healt hful town, should regard
the present as presenting favorable
opportunity to locate themselves de-
sirably, on moderate terms, in the
enjoyment of a lucrative business, and
a desirable family residence well
calculated for a boarding house, by
purchasing of Cobb q Woods.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Const.,ole. aud JUSTICES blanks just print
ed. and ,Eror sale At our desk-ehfap.
~ Adyerlis mems and COMMUNICATIONS
must be handed INTO the O4ice by Saturday
Morning, 10 insure an appearance in The
next weeks Paper.
~ Advertisements ere inserted 10 thy
q der in which they are handed in,
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HICKS ONlRA HALL,
North side of Public Square,
MI nonr 10 P1nnfer,s Rnnf
NASHVILLE, TENN.

20 Ar this house may be found one en-
w Of TIE HAHDsGMssT stocks OF II
China, Glass, and Queenswares ever
offered in this City. aud embraces large
variety of
Elegantly Decorated French China,
DiNSER SErTs-from sl0O TO $3.50. The
beauty and variety Of styles now for sale can
not be surpassed! Dessert and Tea Sers,
very rich. from Sl2 TO $500. Chamber Selts.
rom SIS to 500. Manlel, Parlor, and other
Orns nents, very rich and beautiful, from So
to $50 per pair. China and Glass Perfume
Boues, China SpIloons richly decorated.
Toy. Tea and Dinner Sets, SC. Glass =
French and Observation-Disclosures, Wines,
Goblets, Chalnpsgnes. Decaniers. Bowls,
Cake and Butter Stands. Lamps, Candle
sticks, Sweetmeat Stands. Wine Coolers,
Water Bottles, SC. SC. Bohemian Glass, in
great VARIETY, of the richesI and most heanti-
iul coIors and styles Terra Gotta Ware
Pitchers, Flower Pois, Cigar Holders. Ash
Trays, sc. Britannia Wares-Tumbiers,
Mugs, Gobets, Candles,icks. Coffee and Tea
Pots, Cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls, Coffee
and Tea UTns, Lamps. Foons. Ladies, Gas
tors, &c. Block Tin Wares-ChafIn Dish
rs OF ali sizes, CufIee anl Tea UrnS, Soup
Tureens, Coffee and Tea Seus. Silver PA
ted and German Silyer-Table Spoons. But
lei Knives, Sugar longs, SC. Plated Forks.
Curlery-iyory handled Knives and Forks. oil
line article only; also in Sets oil 81 pieces,
good and cheap. Japan Wares IA great va
.ieIy- Coffee and Tea Canisters, SPICE
Boxes, Lamps, CsDdlesticks, Walters. Tea
Trays, SC. Marbles. and a great variety OF
Toys, suitable for presents. LookiGs Glasses,
Punch Jugs, Lanterns. SC.
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Medicine Chests, &C.

Medicine Chests, &C.
@ASlo 3 DOZEN Mahogany and Poplar
ES Wood. and Morocco Medicine
chests, received and Tor safe low. Most OF
these chess were made 10 our oder by the
ma nufacturer, and comprise the iinest assert
ment e yer offered in this market. We have
the IN oil sizes suitable for plantations, fauiI-
lies and for persons travelling.
20 dozen empty Medicine Chest Via!si
pairs Medical Sadd;ebags.
EWfN. BROWN s. CO.
Sept. 23-ly Nashville. Tenn.
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40 Ar this house may be found one ef9
of The HaspsdMgsr stocks of q
China, Glass, and Queenswares ever
offered IN this Civ. aud embraces i large
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Cheap Cash Sto re!

We will take in excharge for Goods-r
fsuthsrs, Bes,,ca1. HOmespuH, Lia'sy sIsent'
81 ). J. s. < co.
May 81. 1851.
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iNDRIES-Laulnpr ffes.a OF many Of hose who are
3lsn,phs- the recollection Of brilliant pageant and
9r better. they will bear about them in the fuugs Of
maturity, the high resolves aud noble purposes which origin.
ated Is.
The history Of no nation oiterof ancient or modern Times
present more brilliant Illustration Of wbnt resmsn can
achieve inthe defence OF tsr rights than The occasion whe,
has eaed together These recp too serve 10 stimulate
patriotism 10 keep alive national pride and 10 main
tain undying vigeT the profound gratitude The upeg
tnguhabe affection and iegyent admiration which have
hod Tie hearts of the people towards The hero and
patriot who sleeps beneath the shade Of his own peaceful
Hermitage.
The sh Of January the anniversey Of one Of the most
important events Of the second Of our Independence
ths day on which 'he proud yeor Of Europe hecsme the
yhnQuiaed at New oFe0nshs day tat can never fai TO
glow Of pride n cxutaton through the pn
fo yeias, and awaken the best emotions Of his hesribe
day which all Of American brh and AN OF American ptnci
PIES, should devote to Tsioiengts day when mere hand
lalof undselpnad militia, hastily drawn from their homes
repud with ienife slaughter The flower Of hs British army
lea on by the cbivaIrous Paksnham
Let The people Of New Orleans consider what vas he con-
dillon OF our country what the situation Of our city at l
time Of the great bate Of the 9Th Of JsnuFy what Kind Of
an army and commanders led the attack what kind Of
officers and troops built mp the detence gave victory TO
our arms.
The republics Of Rome and Greece date their downfall
from the time they neglected the celebration of their DAYS Of
gory and il to be hoped that The tims is far distant when
national iubes shall be suffered TO pass without The
heartfelt rsoenga Of the Of Freedom National prde
tA'iA7 - "eiti9ilptatF sNl tAplpt4 WllaOWt mar
boring in our bosom any other but feelings of regard r
naon which some Of us are proud 10 acknowledge the
aaa q orr nsna9 ana ecesiers-a nation which though
now a peace wh all The world. VIII always boast Of her
'l,s ana naval EXPLOITS we, as well as they, may feel
el1tssN ~ ss s's.i names Of common ancestry The
49,. VIZ aas n'''isl s4of lel,' ule poets ana ploo-
,l ~, ISL y W ienSaase' long before
XII " a1so W. voice, proclaim
80 .., y. Vii ~ n Ne"'oh' ana hos' Of
0n4' near mere aoss ne beat high with emotion on
~. 'iapps 0e9 Anu nos hs emotion greatly enhanced
~ lasiA ie presence oi 90 many Of oar iaif county
$500 ' ~ ssiuse t9f t1e Rnlpoe Of assisting ~ the
u'',2 ~, s.e g, mas eaAea na together. such
W. ~ NH'oi', ~ ie'4 ~ Mho' auIlng that mep"f gr
% ~ pounu uis "oanus OF al'aeed sodieTs.H.s
s - ule Hlnis'efina angels G-s 10 .h,J.able
" sg ~ 0Sl.'ouleu Low z Fends and
w p our arms MOI eon'ei y TO the suffering
s pulo.s sn3t poWe'ui 4, r3,.d no small degree
s ~ 9''oseN usitfIAptg LlAt with exeriing ior
49, u' nalnfion tfs iosgM0uence given them by
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ArrivaIa at prIneIpal ITotoIs Ian. s.

,,sI' GaaRLEs, ~ 3sFt9n, NY z Hyde, NO; Grant
Harrison, Co Z g w Butler. D C W Builder il g S Butler
Mnqr' Coast a 31rton ard lady, Obs King. NO &
.left NY BfnWn, Ohlo; pr NehIeti, n Nebet M
andrews. Audsr.on ana lady NO Camp "a Ii Lawrence
"a Labstte, ~ a Andrews aud lady No; Garrer Kr
AeChntoeS,J d Pnk, Pas 81 Bowman.
yEBANDA 5amer lnsrslsn, Miss srounson Barrett
NY "A N kgang, u Martin z rayor e Davsa5ert " IA
Pu f an5 y NY 2 e OaIien Lei9Ee, Pr Heard heJou 6
" Maii.n u; r Nsglsndi r Hafin " G Tut + wall
efaa Galotp sif lsnrsteq and lady, Ga Aiande,
UsA
PLAN IEhs...A z Clappel q star, Eurs. Ohio. A Z
pemaIs, 3 Brown n b bsnks, In: C Chandler All
Ohio. 80 ~ t''i
HEWLErr's. "A Wager. r N sIeqr I " DspEs p p q
hohinton, la ar firidey, Ono; hr Nnll smitb
Comedian; S Cowgil IeEHs j p Lee ll ". rs
Holingsworth, r James, , Aball z 4 uuuriney bfs-
BANKS ARCADE ..M K Meyer Texas; $ f Baker, Ld.a. s
Campbell, NO j Ross, Miss & Vaughan Coast
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SLEIGH RIDTNG.-Last Monday we witnessed
q sight which has never before been seen in the
State Ct louisiana that of sleigh riding. The
snow was fully four inches thick on the ground
Our friend, Mr.. Keep, made temporary sleigh
early on Monday morning, and at 10 o'clock the
same day, was sleighing through the streets Of our
town with velocity Of fourteen knots an hour
Never before has similar scene been witnessed
within the recollection of our oldest Inhabitants
$50 uthern Sentinel january 4
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5ss ss. *. $3.50 $500
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49, - E W.
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s as ,is - ss'''.,' '.',s
non, na6ilsr y pc denosrasls palii
y d a aii N sssl sas lba 5na 5sss
ga &. as@as.fl ya.e. =. .,
ailsld Is give as fas sisp ron c1gilansd
se 81 so s eS ~ ss - s. os rs "a glss
sta 9ass sils. assl nov tIas ils election 5 over,
asel ikas we6 Pot isssrai uasssre 5ee 'ss Il
56ss hs issia " isis b,l ss.5 s w9a NJ.
Ils eesss5 u snnsgl y a1is i.sii og,ea, what may
e on coHnd ssis haayzsd apd d dsisl1
s 81, sls ,i5 ' af we Ihe
a.ase7e gas le g W psepess Q rsaeag ii5 81 10
IL ,sias vi su gss X VS. n5i ~ By Re
rs eellof ihen quotes from Z chat extremely able
A'1 I4a'eai esl,oclane paper ihe Easton Argus"
o. sDs eost o. ron by that paper 1t
seems 'hat a son OF faAfoad ron costs the manu-
W iA9.s - s'e A'lerleanl Than at the
ssh lofge' while The duty IS emily 81 20 $40. |
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1HE CITY PAPERs,-W Without any disrespect to
the ably conducted journals in New Orleans we
nevertheless conceive il to be in very bad taste to
~ up their columns daily, comparatively speaking.
with long, windy, theatrical notices and puAs. If
It suits the tastes Of the city readers we can
them that II appears superativey ridiculous to the
practical gooa sense and e0rgect judgment Aat
4'stt0sF'1sh country reaaers ISouthem Sentinel.
That's modest, at all events
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And which, if be equazed imposes the burden OF sen OO5
annually, to be provided for by the lquidators Il win be
noticed in the above statement that it is assumed that the
aW making only One.twety filth part Of the funded debt
payable annually, is carried into effect and on this point
there should not be any doubt the security IS most ample
and punonay in payment guaranteed and any enac asnt
OF subsequent Legislature which should violate the rights
Of hode under the act Of 1880 would be uneoastu
tonai and void
The annual payment then viii be &27 900 the assessment
rolls OF the present exceed $40 OO0O00 Taking that
amount as the basis, q womb give the SUN Of
s50O00l but Judging by the past and by the spirit Of public
enterprise which H now beginning manifest ITSELF an in
crease OF 10 per cent for the foregoing period is certainly
wilma the bounds Of moderation Five.eghhs per cent on
goo gives Of $25,G00, and the gain on e
bonds paid by anticipation through the operation Of the
ankng funds will probably the current expenditures of
the Board Of Liqqidators
IheneXt subject 10 be considered the expenditure Of the
Municipality The ordinary expenditures amount to
about 100000 and the present revenue is estimated al the
same Il there an increase Of the FIRST it is fair to anticipate
there will alao be an increase of the last
tax Of = cent annually for the extraordinary expendi
lures would yield the Of 500 OO0 which Is certainly fair
allowances for udcous administration Of our municipal
government at least until has been entirely relieved from is
present embarrassed position.
from ue foregoing Fews appears the writer that an
average tax OF ~ per cent viii be sufficient to meet the
entire wants oil the Municipality for years to come but if
a per cent more should be required meet demands that The
tax OF The present viii qudate and the average
should thus be Z annually, ti would then be less than
has been imposed Tor years past some Of the older cities Of
our unlon' and where the call for public improvements has
been ass imperative,
fsiV 6mgi05alion tissJuI E[efli-e m tt S.5 hi 80
rom sale Of ID Efnadcno viii always insure l2ls4, ftv
cave it as g sOdaend'' ~. a = y comes il.
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= H W We na
~ HOWARD LODGE NO. IA Regular
- Meeting ui ibis i.olge WILDE held THIS EVENING,
q, Inp!aiay at the Grand Lodge Hail. at 7 o'clock
"al Attendance la reluesed by order 0i the NJ q.
jay NJ r. RICE Secretary
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I'VE - NAmF STREET.
Opposite Hswots Exchange
% We are now in receipt Of complete sisk of IA sIifoNA
8LE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS ess,n,s.in 80.
every article "a the way Of Dress ,uableior bs season
THOMPSON q NIXON.
o. sae u No. % Crmp styssf
TO SUGAR PLANTERs-1Test Is,,,,.sr M
fire Brick cost 49, branded Garnkirk SUI p's SCOTCH
of Mr. seaas s @a MT io ag o1 ls
TIE yey sab Firs Bfet N9 T6s so 9s yt one Of
'sny r Aenaasnot az all, neither broken Or cracked
w are filing Planter odeu and aaaas osi q le -
ans adpf ~ | AGENT alsafi BILOXI sissH d. B EAs iy
\ k.0CERl Es-At Wholesale
~ 596 bags prime Rio Coffee;
200 200 a prime Java do;
loo Rar e is Jsy9so goraon
i59 Iq SG'p' Il, a aad sSSafPB0ns Tss
NY NY blb, l2lb and canister Green do.
A9 packages Lowering Refined srgos. NV'
g8 bbS Ho Ro6 hsst H. Ground Refinery Sugar;
Ivy DO N D. Sperm do;
Xxx Xxx Kegs bndgsw9ter, Mhss., Nails;
i .s3 Psese2 &C. gackerel and Goldfish;
goo packages Hollis Buokwbsat.
wv IVY eases Chinese Fine Cacksrs
1879 packages MR. Raisns;
b package Sweet MIA MALAGA Wine.
.-l ~ ssaiss nd bags soft shell Almonds,
y eas e., Cant91-' Together with large as
lnpf
The trade, by Ids lm2pl G00DRiCH K C0. :"
CtARPETlNG, CURTAINS. etc.-We are n
RECEIPT Of s9d offer for sale al low prices choice styles
Velvet Wilton L Tape;gg Capeting
Imperial lhree-py Ingram DO;
Rugs, Bazea, Bordered Crmb Cloths stair Linens
Stair Rods; Transparent Shades, etc
Floor oil Cloth % q f. wide, cut TO any size and put
Curtain Materials Silk and Wool 7.lrioh Curtain Da
ga Worstsd rich Curtain Damask, new style;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains;
4 exits reh Iiu embroidery Bobbuet Curtains latest
Windpw Comics P :, 59gPsi Tasse Cords etc;
For sale lowe by CHiITEhDEN q DAMERON.
MI Mpu 70 Chartres st., and n Cusomhousest 81.
| CARPET WAREHOUSE, % Chartres street.
we srs II e29st29t receipt Of new patterns Of the iol
Administer, Velvet aud Brussels Tapestry.
5;py, Brussels, Inqrans, yeneians
Elgured Baize and Linen gyqmb Cloths, Windowshadeg
HAIR Cloth, STAR Rods, Table and Piano Govern Mat
Floor Oh Cloth from to "a feet wide new patterns, olo.
jas sisdp 'u y ''s' q ''s "a a BRoUsgEAU co.
| r. WOOD u co, Ship Chambers and Grocers,
- on the Levee opposite Post a. Second muniepally
l prices. ais aipt
WINDOW GLAss-2o9 eoEes Window Glass, sssorted ilsi
sold 10 New Orleans. BuiisF Gazr and Desri ars invited Il
srainine and inquire the price elo5s p gfehs,i1s
"a Corner % hiagaaias and Common streets
| II LIQUIDATION. = The undersigned being
~ about to retire tiOm the Dry Goods business win from
p0rialon AZ prices which W make It an object of buyers
@ examine Should The enre stock be sold BY the lsi
+. 81 REILLY CO..
hs5 2ip0 oannsl1ais qland Royal slfeels
/ CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER-l5k kegs choice
~ Goshen Burier now landing ship GgIsnz, and ioI
sale low, by 1881 sAm4W WOLFF S. Campn,
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OFncE Beam OF UNpERwRIrERs, ,
.aIulrlaana -. g Iesi W.


fY At Meeting Of tle Board this day held the fol.
lowing preamble and reaouo unanmousy adopted to witt
snmo vessels from Eastern pJF United States
u ~ 10 l1'eni carry many stone other
and especially from B0zse eaen decks % open aGi
heavy properly the decks, Which gs9o bad
leak aud thereby damaging tie without
weather ntris Of the sea .Fletctl, Ne lt
Resoined aud r The ist Gay Of ieOuaryi ISL no
cargo considered Insured a Companies and Agencies
composing this Board subj partial loss, particular average
which earrspe heavy eE ils from any poft
ia7 0.2dp 5O3dp JAMES Il. WHEELER, Secretary
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le-Bsrgas57 lgD ed;
On Va y'rlm me-, s, at L ooloek siV ~
Esr,i. re ieh via s5s ira Sherry and Port Wine; ~
No. Nt ftreut, I'iri AlAal Sewing HIlks laA
~ YORK md Buffalo papers pls.
on The sth inst. at O'Clock AM. SA daueb
ter Of EkHua Reed Jr aged years. Imaon sid davs
~ Boston and NlAshsppj rapers rlasse cory.
On the 9Th inst, Mr. T. G. ANABLEa native of Ram
stable Mass and for the last IL years resident this place
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IL sTEAmBOAW for q
DMFAR REs.


jaaaayg Stsamors CapiqfH Hais. Destination.
Thur tLQAlDA. Gbsngn io'eicak lfsts
NARY FotEY. Dalfssssi O'Clock nq,8uists
e AobTuNa Price. oedck4 Leaiiys
d. & MusBY. kerchsyal, O'Clock. ...l.. fiiatdpas
% Z. IOWA. Carer. O'Clock los
Fdy, 10, BELLE CREOLE. White, pesoek eE1baie
g PATRICK HENRY, Landry. s'tloek.. Eaton Rsues
!" FASHION Martin 10 s'eloek.. Points d Haehs
cADnO, Graham, o'clock Rad Rtsr
DOVE, aoKs oeoek. ftfsasas Rise9
WaOpsaAN, Parroneel O'Clock llsa Ri1sr
TEXAS. claiborne, a'eiuek,-.-..s Fort Toparead
SHAMROCK, Hart O'clock. -. Rad Rive
MONROE dwarsey, O'Clock. .,... assof
=" GEN TAYLOR, Trinidad O'clock, Ueraidsoatiiis
HfNiot = Sssuho ~ CLOCK. q takapaa
salur H. AuTOCRAr Goqsr S O'Clock n esgtag
I" NATCHEz NO q Leuihtry, O'Clock. J. Hard Taasi
f. p WHITE, Brady O'Clock jpiliaalaport
(" =. NJ. sTBEcK strsck o'eloak ...... Eofanrefs
" ST. JAMES. Power, O'Clock ............ Lafoafsas
BOSWELL, j. r Laroiai 70
smd, 70, W. A. VIOLET Gwauney, o'eoeE Yh4oa
Aond 10, ALAMO, Retds daaetifa River
+" MONTGOMERY, Estes, O'Clock. .-..... pr5aesios
Tues, "a, HECLA Kay O'Clock isgsa5ria
PRINCESS NO. ,, Holiness s o'elosk $50 piefsb,.es
Wed s BRIDE Ausden, 10 O'Clock .s Ffd isr
Qneestau ORIENTAL, Parkinson O'Clock Hiisbarg
=, r. MeNEAI. Rocker O'Clock 100. Mssp6s
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers u o'clock So Esif,
e JOSIAH LAWRENCE Carlisle. O'Clock 81. Loas
" BUENA VISTA, Lamothe, O'Clock 50 loias
PACIFIC. Fithian O'Clock. ST. l.oss
I" COLUMBUS, Post O'Clock 81 LOUIS
81. LOUIS, Taylor O'Clock ......... 81. koai,
.. ATLANTIC Oglesby o'clock. ....-........si LaaI
sALuDA, Lynn, O'Clock Lotsis
I" suLrANA, Gable. O'clock 81 5ai,is
AaERloA Johnion,s o'clock dfhtiRe
q" ANN Hinle, ~ O'Clock ......... Bayou Glaire
iRoGgols, bsa O'Clock. fgasAyils
" GEN. LAFAYETTE Bentley s O'clock. Eoaissslss
LEXINGTON, Mathsr. O'clock, Loiisl I'D
FANNY SMITH, Richards, O'Clock. latt Is
A" D. MoRRlsEFr, fudran, O'Clock. Hea 4sa
JAMES MILLlN9AR, Foster o'clock. 81. .ci5eittaatf
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-09

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abJ eonehing over four year aaa si5w rapidly
until n ~ atnder blade rflaf ALTER another
,pueared on 6laHe eiua. About the middle Of last
ca led on Dr. g. Gilbert 70 examine the tum1r e he
nouBeed 10 be a fungus Of the malignant kind ASS
noof he referred the purple sTea which apesTei plainly
anon Ire surface Of DIE aud Massey, doubtful
,gbrhar cure eQui a-tass1P and advised me IN
if come other sub con- This refused 10 do AZ Inatb
was paT@s-af Treatment Ny disease proved h - 80
to say tai Biz remedies oyefoams the erygit iit
was removed before crowd Of spectators without he n
ana am appy 70 state that through Divine Providence ~
indebted to Dr. Gibefs skill or my present sonnd si 80
geah' which have been enjoying for several onbs rpd
DO most cordially recommend him to all who NAV ~ sJf
believing he can themifin the reach Or ref1si [
have been living in this city many year and oan h.
ny once, "IAyief street, No. -. ARrKMos HIM
Heworeans, December, 1850 Jia 5a.r
E'ASHIONABLE CLOTHTNCi 49,. ma
sa1seipta nave received large complete s'5rk ii ii
ana winter Fashionable Clothing and FURNISHING eOops
NORRIS Il WAY, ~ Camp st,set
t-f Nup corner OF Common. under