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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-21

REFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC-I have
Zen Gong ssos) appised OF The Opposition my remedies
anS ,as E@ IRON r. :a%s phycas, residing h
xSo xs, m ts % sSs 4 Of
9hsne: @ prove s medical virtues in he cure Of he seass
a,osch W, ~ from twenty ysan practice. Of the
% .tescnptons; bat lot Be remembered that ma.
neae Poons arc not only enem 10 thsse DrescYip.
oe 70 AZ othe medical aid that d uae in lie nsrhbov
nooo N.Y. they ade. excspt the own and Il maers not
anetnH physoian medical eay 81
49, oee oSef sure to Be tod 70 thsir injury Those
~ En0 NJ disp0sed 70 makA uia Of he remedies
~ y on,ed tor he relief Of sufashs humanity viii faes
~ peS 20 pay 10 attention 70 the stores Of this ca
@fens o5nefwse. have nothing to do with what have
70 ano,d thsm Tsisf and restore them 10 health
oe Phys.cians who endeav0g to iniure nv sputatop
sOsae eet more business than tbsy do) Be- well con.
" ~ virtues and it, enus-theu lei them publicly
oo9e mat proves superior and more benecal to the
ala WI % perfectly wiling yield To their supe-
ny a"mpss y ne hsaling art II am the Gseat AM"
4 4 0Tf Dr. s eSsf RsS s:, boe,o.
RLsSuLPHITE OF LIME may be had at the
~, sonthsrn Chemical Works Of MASSEY, MARcrLlNN
e9tnes OF Co And S0h sreets manufacturers of Oil Of
vmIeaj NIiIc Acid, AQUA Ammonia, Aqua Fostu Cop
Pesfss nrcuiphne Of Lame, etc. etc.
ICE = All Ogdssy Tor The Southefn Chemical Work.
mut % directed 70 T. L. MASSEY, corner Of Camp md
1fsver asssts q 70 CONVERSE CO. corner Of Tohou.
lsye.ss ena LAlsyete s1eee ..-s "a ol7
CLAkET-a50 boxes, assorted brands, for sais
ON W.A1uUR . 90. . "a . Msv Lave.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-21

~ All articlesin the Med
catalogue will be supplied on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-21
From DIR. VIM. r. Prentiss J.

Mr. BMt-In regard your Ssnaparl L. will say that
have used II 70 some sxtsnt in cusneou. affections Of ong
standing ~ Tinea Capet LepFa. Poass Seabies Syph
little CaOhsxa, and In all diseases whens the Indication Of
cure .eems 70 consist in thorough change modification Of
nEn with local nsstmsnt | think would prefer 4 any
will admit it, value upon learning the substances hat enter
into IL composition Respectfully yours,
j LeMispOn, Ky. Qecam,ee 4 16ii p M -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-21
1RUGs AND CHEMICALs-The .ub,cr


- ~ RED IEA0o. AID GRAY.
FAST INDIA aAIn DYk sSisrs a. .sr and sstsAs sla.
A4y pesee ~ sceeay using ths Dye his Hair
Wh.ksMa dazt ehads psrsety black This Dye
incurred ~ ~ eeleb5atod C6eiu Dr. COn6TUCK, auther
chsmAy Philosophy, and 10 BY him
6s ~ Hair. v,lao1t inunnS lie sininI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-21
NoTICETO THELADIEs.

Those that initiate Dr. Townssnd's Sanaparna. hav
invariably called their syeet Remedy for Femalss. etc
complsin!s Of women word for wosd-oths, men who
Up incidence have nnce the Of d.. T0wnse
Saapa!a in complaints incident females, recommended
them, although prevlousy they did number of these
Mixtures Pills. etc., injurious females. they aggra
watts dllease, and undermine the cQnaitutiQn.
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r Is V & Il 8 o q r & ,

bersby certify that have been afflicted with
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
hvs HUNDRED do.sn n EMPLOYING phy.ieaa. ndin phasns
LEY'S MAGIC AL PAIN EXTRACTOR. wasr % nj
great SURPRISE bese had used whos boz of this Save
about me. ft q sl BRADOCk DAVIS
EsnTsiss. Mosss county. N. T.. May 8, 1873. -
ours. W0UND9 AND RB
tn e9esa q ~ YAIN Dx3RAOIO ,,,.,.,sJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-21

o, ! Fsy's's n. s ~. sss.
1cgtimes's AnsIioan Tonic,
lndi.n 4 Cholaeosus, fos Fsvsi
Gs..s:f.vs, and Asu.
s|.A.!s,.H NJ IL. p,..
A0he!Ios's DO. do. do.
'Isyns's %. do. %.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-21

tLAkEI--300 boxes, assorted brands, for ssle
Oby Lw.AlTHUR ) 90. . "a . Ne. Laws.
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The efficacy OF PAIN ExTRACToh In thia diseass
:. rmarhabe We know of numerous cures, and do no
hesitate to say that the Onmen will never fail or this
pose Delicsoy prevents from asking certificates from ae
on this subject The following was prooussd By one OF
Agents: .,.,
hi. will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGI
CAI Pain EXTRACTOR a. remedy fof Sore Nipples.
and cerfnIY recommend TO those who may he afcte
with that Distressing complaint mosi valuable
ticls oufc q ,e.s rHEhE BkAn.
ALBANY, Apsi. l645 MARY MOORE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14
A NEW PAPER IN WILMINGTON, n. c.

TINE establishment of the CHRONICLE having been pur
chased by the undergned he proposes early in May to
publish in its stead SemW Weekly and Weekly paper to be
styled THE WILMINGTON HERALD.
Without charging upon the principles which will direct its
government, the subscriber desires say in few words
that he will endeavor to publish interesting that
battling the rights the South and the faithful
of the compromises of the Constitution Having every
confidence in the ability PATRIOTISM and frmnes ofthe
ent administration to enforce the teachings of that great
port The HERALD will be independent Sheet and will
exercise right freely discussing the acts of public
topics of National and State interest irrespective of po
litical considerations.
Every which in the Judgment of the Editor shall
tend the proper development of the of N Carroll
na-open fields for the active exercise of industry talent
and capita-increase her fameenarge her prospeyadd
to stock of happiness and preserve undmmed
the fair shield Of her honor will meet with earnest advo
The extension of the line of Telegraph this place will
enable the readers of the HERALD to be apprised of the
lest intelligence
The general and local of the day. and the Commercial
department the paper will receive particular attentions the
Prices Current especially will be carefully corrected and
pared by able hands.
Means been interesting communica
tons from competent correspondence and the OF
sstance has been offered by gentlemen of lit
erary taste and ability
Law, Education, Commerce. Agriculture Literature, and
Good Hunor and against Aboltonism Fouriersm Social
ISM mob force and all the tangled faaeies of this age
OF progress
Wednesday and Saturday on fair sheet and viii De fur
nshed to subscribers at 81 per The Weekly HER
will be published at 81 per annun the day of publca
ton to be hereafter designated.
Job work will be executed neatly at the HERALD office with
dispatch, and on favorable terms
aThe papers of State will greatly oblige the sub
scriber by giving this Prospectus few insertions
March 18th. 27-1t
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Foreign Markets-Per Steamer Pacific.

liverpool Cotton Market Feb 22.The advices brought
by the Arctic of increased receipts in America caused de-
cline of which brought spnners and exporters into the
Market and it closed frm slightly improved prices than
quoted the close of the previous week Lower and
middng qualities of Orleans quoted at 3D. higher Bra
zl Suras and Egyptians remain unchanged The weeks
sales comparatively large amounting to 020 bales of
which 1850 American The committee of brokers give
the following official quotations Fair Orleans fair Mo-
bile 74d fair Uplands I'd
BreadsufsThe receipts of breadstufs especially -four
and grain have been large from the u States which
has had depressing effect the market and prices
nominal Best Western Canal flour is quoted at 19 Cd to
2ls Philadelphia and Baltimore 22s Cd. White wheat IS.
1Od 6 and red S. i'd 5s Sd per bushel of 10 lbs In
dian corn, white % yellow Sos, and mixed 29s. Cd.
Naval Stores.-Nothng doing in turpenne and the mar
ket dull
Provisions-A good demand Sales of ST. Louis bacon to
arrive, 3s. Cd. Lard has advanced to Is per cwt
Cheese in better request, and advanced to Is
Money Markct.-The money market continues easy, and
Consols closed 96a for money, and 96 for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14
FREIGHTS
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
THE WEEK ENDING MARCH Is, 1851

BAcoN-The receipts of Bacon continue very light for the
season. and prices have maintained considerable mness du
ring the week Some five six wagon loads from Dupln
principally HAMS of prime quality, for family use po
sed OF in lots of 100 lbs and upwards to suit purchasers
liz to 2 cents per h. Sales of hog round 10 cents per
h. We do materially alter quotations from last
week Sales of few hhds Western Bacon-sides 81 cs
and shoulders 81 per h. The market
the latter article.
BEEF CTrLEWe that the stock in butchers hands
is rather light and highest figure readily obtained
prime well-fatted article.
CoRNSales 900 bushels from vessel at 81 60 cents
per buhe There is aoa about 1000 bushels for sale
and 900 received by dealers go into Meal
ues firm.
LARDSales in barrels at 10 ct and kegs 1Oa IL
per lb.
LUMBER-RiverWe hear of only raft being sold this
week, which was at gil 80 per M.
MoLAssEsNo arrival since last report. The receipts
heretofore noticed have nearly all been worked off,
cents gallon and there but little in first hands
NAVAL SToREs-The receipts of Turpentine have been
light during the week. and when take into consideration
the high stage of the water may readily conclude
that the bulk of last years crop nearly all disposed Of 1t
is estimated that the crop has fallen short of the previous
year about 900 barrels far the receipts of the
material at misplace concerned but at the time
there has been vast quantity of the material dis
titled in the country during the past than previous
We suppose taking into consideration the amount distilled
III country much
the crop of the previous year. But during the
year may think, safely calculate decreased CROP
for the bat who have heretofore been
deeply engaged in the business of making Tupentne have
their attention to the cultivation of grain and cotton
The sales of the week foot about 5000 barrels 81
SOFT and 81 30 to 81 IS for hard Tupentne per barrel
20 lbs; closing to-day at lowest figure for hard Sales
of about 700 barrels Tar 81 10 per bbl Small sales
Spirits Tupnne at % cents per gallon and sales of 500
barrels Common Rosin at 80 cents per barrel.
OATsSales of 300 bushels of OATS at Al cts per bushe
Passive hear of receipts of Cow Peas and quotations
must be considered nominal.
PORK MEss.-$l5 per b1
SrAvEs-Sales Red Oak hid slaves at $14 $15 per NJ
SHINGLEs-5OO0 900 cypress shingles at So per NJ.
SALTSales of 600 sacks at IS cents per SACK cash.
TMBER.-The receipt of timber have by boon
large and sales effected about fast the article arrived
Mers, however, have got their pens pretty well filed but
yet prices have been well sustained We refer
table of classification for the range of prices The sales of
the week have been about 20 25 RATS within these
FREIGHT.-New York and Boston have advanced cts.
per barrel for naval To Philadelphia notice no
change. See table.
ExcHANGE-Northcrn and Southern per cent premium
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:. It's March Is onward.,,

Apprehension having been entertained that the
Bunkum Flagstaff was about to be discontinued
of course, the following leader from its last num-
ber copied by the Knckerbocker: put at rest the
painful rumor. IS 1t will go on N
THE STAFF WILL Go On 1T gives us the most
adequate satisfaction to state, that Tile Staff" now
rides onto the topmost wave of poplar community.
Many was afeard (and rightly afear'd) after read
ing the " Heard" that the editor wrote, that
a-going to stop circulation. But the reaction in
favor of 81 The Stuff after that document appeared,
was surprisin it was more-it was not at all expec-
ted by Is that so ~ said they G that about
: The Staff Be you a-goin' to quit it! Who'd a
thunk 1t J" To all which queries we answered in
the negative, that a-going to quit the paper
what for O. asked some See Keard'' said we,
with silent dignity. And they went away most all
of 'em and they seemed sorry when they done so.-
Next morning we had four piles of hemlock barck,
quintal of Long Island putty five pound five geese
feathers six bushels dried apples seventeen punkns
one load of south-side CLAIMS, and little of most all
other agricultural products, beside store-pay
brought to residens, and dumped the floor to-
gether. The who paid US bad grits and
took em away, and sent us good Ones and said he
was sorry he done In fack, our back-subscrbers
all paid-and our receipt book shows clean bill of
health. Our postrder, when he was coming back
from deliverin Stats in the kedntry, hailed by
as many subscribers as if he was a-blownk his horn
all the way returnin, instead of goin'. He says he
interest felt for the progress of our
issoo SIEVE new subscribers to-oncet put down their
names at Babyson. ten at Hetchhabonnuck, four at
Pequof, three at Old Mans, at Mount Misery,
and two at Hungry Harbor, and some in other pla-
ces: and they are waitin' to do the same thing at
Jeroo. &c. seeing that we have not labored in vain.
we shall more and more, in our columns, aim to dc
good, promote virtue, sound currency uproot vice
and cultivate good literature, particularly STYLE
which is much neglected, fine arts, music, poetry
and current political principles, the platform Of
Ninety Eight. Thanks! friends, thanks This is
indeed truly encouraging. merry Christmas and
happy New Yeor-
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MARRIED.,
In Geldsborough, the Sd inst, Mr.. BENZ MoTr. OF
Wilmington to Miss OLIVIA HAWKINS.
DIED.

In Baden county, the 2lst ultimo, VIM MANLY, only
son OF VIM. l.. and EAET.INE MooRE, aged months.
In Baden county the 18th uit, Rev SAMUEL n RICH
ARDsoN aged 81 years
In Wake county, Mrs. MARTHA WEATHERs, wife Of Mr..
JAMES WEATHERs, in her 6Sth year.
In Granville county, on the 18th ultimo, Mrs NARY
GRACE DANIEL, of RICHARD " DANIEL ESQ.,, and
daughter of Hon. A w. VESABLE in her 23d year.
In Halifax county the 18th ult, at the residence of
IHos BURGwYN, Esq, DONALD of Rev. CAMERON F.
McRAE, in the Sd year Of his age.
On the 18th ut at his residence in Dupn county, Mr.
LEWIS REGISTER aged 66 years, after short, but
Illness and leaves wife and several children to his
death
In this county, the Sth instant, DAVID JONES WooD-
COCK, in the 33d year of his age.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 81.

:.
TREMENDOUS ToRNADo.--A terrible tornado has
nearly destroyed the town of Fayetteville Tenn on
the gath Several lives Were lost and many persons
seriously injured. The wind blew perfect hurri-
cane amidst which could be heard the screams of
women and children, the falling of houses and the
crumblng of walls. mingled with peals of thunder.
The air alive with electricity. Rain subsequent
~ fell in torrents and impenetrable darkness pre-
vailed The tornado came from the southwest
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14
LOOK HERE-77O ACRES OF LAND FOX SALE.
STATE OF NORTH-CAR OLINA, }

COLUMBUS County.
DE it known to the public in general that Mary Ste
ID phens, widow of the late Caleb Stephens for self and
also guardian of Caleb Stephens Jr Stephen Ashley III
right of his wife Charity A. and Robert lnman in right of
his wife Sarah Jane through the agency of Lott B. Lennon
do mutually agree to offer and expose SALE Friday the
18th instant, Seven Hundred and Seventy Acres Of
Land in the aforesaid county, the Southwest side Of or
ter Swamp and lying each side of the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad, miles East of Fair Bluff incu
ding all the buildings and improvements where the late c.
Stephens resided which lands well timbcred and also
we'll adapted to the Turpentne business having the advan
tae of wide and extended range and healthy situations
with excellent well of water Some orchard the place
Six months credit will be given. the purchaser giving note
with approved security. LOTT B. LENNON, Agent
Big Swamp March a. 1851 27-2t
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NoTE-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, always
sold in the water and subject to the expense of landing
M Tar and Tupenne about 10 per barrel *For dry
Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction is made according
to quality.
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Commercial.

FAYETTEVILLE, March IL Peach Brandy, As Soc APP
pie Brandy 40 45c. Bacon 1Oc Cotton 10 1lc Flour,
So IS So 25 Feathers % Soc. Lime, 81 IS 81. Lard
81 Zoe. Whiskey, AZ 45c.
No change in market No Cotton sold since the ari
val of the Pacific Observer
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March 18th.
PHRENOLOGY.

MIR. CHAS DREW, Practical Phrenologist, has taken
NI the Carolina Hotel where he will receive vs
furnish examinations and charts of character Those
who wish be benefited by applying the principles OF Phre
nology their character to test the Science by
chronological Examinations will be waited at any hour
from O'Clock A. NJ 10 p NJ. Particular attention will
given examination of children and youths who are
receiving educaon about to make choice of profess
sion or business.
Subscriptions will also be received for the Fhre-
biological Journal. and the Water Cure Journal.
March 18th, 1851 ~
TOUI-I0O barrels Baltimore, selected brands so do.
T. Canal 80 half barrels. For sale low, by
SAVAGE s MEARES.
T1LOUR Fiour!!-20 barrels superfne Flour, just re-
= wi 'N' anu ~ PERRIN HARTsFIELD.
CSUGAR Cofee.-10 Bags Rio Coffee; bags La
y guyra do; bags Java do barrels Clarified Sugar
Far saIa low NV PERRIN & HARTSF1ELD.
TUST from Ba gilmore and Nesv York
j 80 bbls of extra Baltimore -Four;
80 fine Beef Tongues. at 30 and 62a cents piece;
Dbl. of prime Sperm Oil
20 bags of best Rio Coffee Baltimore }
100 lbs. fine dried Beef, do
hills No Nackerel at the Southern Family Grocery
Store GEO. II. KELLEY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14

GEN. ScoTT IN PENNsYLvAN1A.-The Wing mem
bers of the Legislature of Pennsylvania have rad a
throughout the State to and consult together upon
the expediency and proprety of presenting his name
for the Presidency. Forty signed to the
suggestion. Wing papers in Pennsylvania continue
TO hoist the Scott fac
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NEwBERN, March l0-Turpentine, yellow dip, 81 Is
scrape 81 As Tar, 81 Is 81 90 Corn 65 zoe per BUSH
Meal so 90c per bushe Sweet Potatoes, IS to Soc. Ba-
con, 9 lie. Lard, 10 a 1O1c. Fresh Pork &c.
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NEwBERN, March 1O.-Turpentne yellow Dip 81 Is ;;
scrape 81 As Tar 81 Is 81 20 Corn 65 zoe per bush
Meal 80 9Oc per bushel Sweet Potatoes IS to 5Oc b.
con, 9 a llc Lard, 10 lO4c Fresh Pork, &c.
CHARLESTON, March -CoTroN.-There was a very
fair demand for this article yesterday, which resulted in the
sale of fully 24O0 bales There regularity prices
than had marked the operations for time back and the
rates paid the preceding day we'll sustained The
actions comprise 10 bales at rs PA at s. 129 at ST; 55
81 135 81 "a at 9; at o. n 92 40 at 81 Sc at o.
4S 81 27 at TO- 81 10 116 126 lOt 35l 1O4 10
1895 81 10 49, lii Ok at lOs 25l at I0a and
LA at llc Sugar a slc.-Courier,
New ORLEANS, March, 4-CoTToN.The demand was lin
ted and the sales did not exceed 225O bales yesterdays
prices Inferior 81 7 ordinary 81 o. middling 81
good mddng 10a 10l; mddlng fair IL liz; fair IL
l2ac Sugar q SC. Molasse 26a 274c Flour So 80
81 20 Corn 55 60c Oats SO 55c. Whskey 20 a 21ic.
Pork $l2 62t $l2 u.s. Bacon sides IL soulders ST 5kc
Lard II Sic.
NEW YORK, March TO- P. M.-Flour 81 43 81 o.
Corn meal SO O64 So 12t Wheat S. H. Corn IS a 66c
Oats As 4Sc Rye 75c Mess pork $12 ST. Lard 81 Sc
Rio coffee log &c. Cotton 1l3 12c. Whisky 24h
25c
PHILADELPHIA, March l0-6, P. NJ "a 49, Wheat
95 81 IL. Corn Coo. Oats ~ Acc. Rye Zoe. Cotor
is rmsales of 200 bales New Orleans II 12c. Wits
key 22d 24c.
BALTIMORE, March 1O.-Flour 81 s7a. Wheat is dull
Sales of prime red at 95 SO CENTS and white at 81 IL
Corn IS Soc. Rye 6sc Oats 40 42c Glover seed IL
S. rs for prime. Old Mess Pork IL 80 $12 s7a-som
holding at $1S Bacon firm prices unchanged Lard 81
94c., in bbls. and kegs Whiskey "A 25c per gallon il
hhds. and bbls
From Havana.
The Steamship Isabel arrived at Charleston the It'll
inst bringing news from Havana down to the 9Th inst
Sugar continues very firm and shade above ourquo
tatons has been given.
Molasses at Il in this harbor but has been bought
II in Matanzas
250 casks Rice sold at l0 and $50 casks at TO- Thor
cargo and 700 casks stored in hands, beside
Brazil and Spanish.
About 81 feet steam sawed lumber from Charleston
sold $751; and two cargoes of Wilmington River "a
23a, leaving three cargoes from Mobile for disposal
Vessels very and feghts going up e3 los
paid for Cowes. e4 Is Cd for ST. Petersburg II SGT
| United States for box Sugar y So for hid.
| Exchange on London 81 per cent. prem. New Yor
and Boston II 6 per cent. discount.
| A cargo of Lumber from Mobile wasssold at $26.
There is very little doing Coffee quote midding
good at 81 81.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-14

Cor NO FRIENDs.-We were travelling through
Canada, says contemporary, in the winter of 1889,
and after long days ride, stopped at the Lion Inn,
and the contents of the stage, numbering nine per-
sons, were gathered round the cheerful fire. A
mong the occupants of the we noticed ill
looking cur, who had shown his wit by taking up
his quarters in so comfortable an apartment. After
few minutes the landlord entered, and observing
the specimen of the canine species remarked Fine
dog that is he yours sir 2" appealing to of the
passengers mo sir.'' Beautiful dog! Yours
sir ?' addressing himself to second No." the
blunt reply. Come here pup! Perhaps he is yours,
sir % No" was the reply. Every sagacious ami
NAL Belongs to you, Isuppose sir" 8 No he DOESN'T
was the reply. Then he is yours, and you have a
treasure Throwing the animal cracker) 'No-
thing of the kind " Oh with SMILEY he belongs
to you, matter of course ?" addressing himself
to the last passenger. 4 W oudn't take him as a
gift "Then you internal, mean. dirty, ugly, con-
temptible whelp, get out n With that, the host gave
the poor dog such kick sent the animal into the
street. amid the roar of the company.
Better by far not start an object if its pursuit is
to be abandoned at the first difficulty.
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TUsT Received at l.. H. Piercc's Bookstore. Pres
j byerian Psalms and Hymns. bound in morocco gilt and
sheep Confessions of Faith Also, Gums Domestic Med
cine Beachs Practice and Family Physician; Miss Leslie
Complete Cookery; Sheeys Poems Treasured Thoughts
from Favorite Authors; Shakespeare complete works. Mar
ryatts Novels Ways the Hour by Cooper Lonz
Powers, The Regulators.
REGARD Ink. Black Sand Blotting Paper Enve
New NovELs-Wacousa; Cruising in the Last War; His
tory of Pendenns, by Thackeray.
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To please YOUR friends-Go TO California, stay there
twenty years. work hard, get money, save it, come
home, bring with you load OF wealth and diseased
liver vsi: your friends, make will, provde,for them
all; then die What generous, prudent, kind hear
ted soul YOU will be.