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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24
Every Body Run this Wny!!

HAVING moved and ro-fttcd our Shop, wo
i L feel safe in saying that we wiz be able to
give entire satisfaction in the way of
Shaving, Hair Dressing, and ShampOOning,
to all of our old customers, and as many new
ones as may favor us with call.
Thankful for past favors, we hope to merit q
liberal share of the public patronage
With Razors sharp, and chairs that's easy
In shaving Wen be sure TO please ye:
Combs that's ready, with scissors keen.
We cut your hair both sleek and clean:
If your head is coated with dandruf,
Give us n trial with our shampooing stuff,
And if you doubt at all and wish to sec,
Call at Anbler's Block, just number three!
LEE & JOHNSON.
Salem April u, 1861.
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Estate of Jacob Shrlyer. deed.

NOTICE is hereby given, that tho subscr-
bcrs have been appointed and qualified as adj
ministrators on the Estate of Jacob Shriyer lnte
of Columbiana County Ohio, deed All por-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment, ard those
having claims against the same will present
them duly authenticated for settlement within
one year.
JOSEPH ESTEP, lp
GEORGE WOLF, i-'e'"o's
April %, 1851.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ANTI-SLAvERY So
cIEY.-The proceedings of the annual meeting
of this society were received too late fol inser-
ton this week. The Broadway Tabernacle was
filed to overAowing on the occasion. Arthur
Tappan presided, LOWS Tappan the Secretary,
read an abstract from the annual report and a
series of resolutions which we will insert in our
ncXt
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24

The Ladies of Indiana are about to present to
the Hon. Robert Dale Owen, magnificent sill
ver pitcher, valued at $lSO, as testimonial of
respect for his efforts to secure the recognition
of woman's equal right to property in the new
constitution,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24
JOSEPH TREAT.

ALARMING.-The recent Convention in South
Carolina, assembled TO dissolve the Union for
the pcrpetuity of slavery, succeeded after three
days session in cmbodying in a half dozen reso-
lutons the following Important results, IRE
solved, That secession is the right of the State
that South Carolina will present an undivided
front,-that this convention do now adjourn.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24

The meeting at Akron will afford favorable
opportunity to forward the names of new sub
scribers to The Bngle and for the payment of
subscriptions or pledges to the society. VIII
the friends improve the opportunity to render
the aid which the Committee greatly need.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24
lob Printing EstabTisitncmI,,
BUGLE OFFICE, SALEM, OHIO.

BUUIaE UIfIOEi SALIihi UIIIUr
The subscriber is now prepared to execute
every variety of PLAIN and FANcY PRINTING, in
a style warranted to give satisfaction and at the
forrest hripg prices. HUDSON.
Office Back Of 7rescoHs Book. Sore Salem, O.(
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24
WIN. ]. FRIGHT

Attorney al Lar, Hartford, Trumbull Co., O.
Prompt attention will be given TO collections in
Irumbull and adjoining counties.
Nov. %, 80.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24
JAMES BARNABY.

PLAIN & FASHIONABLE TAILOR!
eating coas 10 order, and al Tork Warranted.
North side, Main Street, two doors East Of
the Salem Bookstore.
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For SALE

A FIRST RATE BUGGY with Iron Axels,
and two superior Fanning Mills, all entirely
new. Enquire of JAMES BARNABY.
Salem, Feb %, 1851
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24

The Joint Special Committee of the Legisla-
turo of Mass, have reported a bill substituting
imprisonment for life, instead of tho punish
mcnt of death. We hope the legislature will
evince their humanity by passing it.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24

From the report of the N. Y. Colonization
Society, it appears that its receipts for the past
year amounted to $4,000, $4,000 of which
were paid by Congrcss-thc expenses of the
recapturcd slaves Of the Pons.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24

A State Convention, assembled in Detroit on
tho 2lst inst, to devise means for procuring
homes for the refugees of Canada.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-24

Some Of the Rabbis who sanctihed by their
introductory prayers, the recent convention of
the chivalry of South Carolina, a,--refusod to Of
fer supplicatons for President Fillmore,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20

Noble Conduct.-A correspondent of the RIa;r
County (Pa) Wing furnishes that paper with tbs
particulars OF The following interesting incident OF
Which ne was an eye witness. II occurred a fe w
years ago on 'he line OF the great internal improve.
ments OF that state. Ii 10 ono of those scenss nj
genuine kind heatedness which fills ,hs mind with
tne Involuntary consciousness tha. there 10 "some.
thing OF the angel still in our common nature,''
AT the point this side Of the mountain. vber.
occurred the transhiprnent of passengers from Tho
West, was me ored canal boat, whiting the arrival
of the train starting its wav through IN he
East The cap ain of the boat, tall, rough, sun.
embrowned man, stood by his craft sup-riptend.
ing the abors of his men, when the cars rolled nm
and few minutes after party of about half a
dozen gentlemen came out, and deliberately walk
Ing up to the captain, addressed him something
alter this wise:
Sir, we wish to 60 on East, but our farther pro
gress to.dny depends on you. Ia the cars we have
just left sick man, hose presence is disa grsea.
bic. We have been appointed committee BY the
passengers to a X that you will deny this man
passage IN your oost' Ii he goes we remain what
say you'"
Gentlemen" replied the captain, "I have
heard the passengers through their committee. Has
the sick man representative here!"
TO this unexpected interroeatory there was no
answer; when without a moments pause, the can.
tain crossed over TO the ear, and entering, behed
N one corner poor, smacated, worn out creature.
whose life was nearly eaten up by that canker.
worm, consumption. The mans head was bowed
IN his hands, and he was weeping. The captain
advansed and spoke to him kindly.
Oh sir" said the shivering invalid, looking
up his face now lit with trembling expeotations,
~, are you the captain, and will You take me
broa,hp moa hsp mo Inc Passengers look upon me as
breathing Pestllence, and are so unkind! You see
slr, L am dying but oh if am spared to reach
my mother shall die happy. She lives in Bur.
forH.d oh' ST. ana my journey is than half per.
her in whose arms wish to die p ''' '''''0 VI
.,.. You shall CO." replied the captain, "if lose
by this time the whole crowd of n, ,..,,o,.
grouped around the boat, with their bsa9aps n;I.S
up on tho path, and they themselves aWsiiins III.
sage. '"'" pas
A moment more, and that decision w,s mad.
known, as they behsld him coming from the ears
directly through ths crowd with his dvin, bu dr.
he ordered msttrsss to be spread in the choicest
Psr' Of the beat where he laid the invalid with sll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20

W. ARTHUR " Co, 2s and 30 New Levee
As street, Offer for sale
5S 5SS :sss; .sss, p;ins e;s r. Rio CYlss:
Ssst.ss. Ssi tLss ;sss sI:a I'd RIi Sugars
Sperm anu and daPsma1ns Pssl Ganaes Candles
~ ~ B. Ro1s: PIX ssasss an and RstshSD:e; hnE'e
~ boaes C!arel, Ma.cat and White Wine;
~ ~ 6ozss 6o1ss Ma shs;e ers Por, and Champagne;
to bps Old Bourbon ana hionongahela;
40 6n,. 6nE.i Pssch sae IL. Brandy. hun a1d GIN:
l%dsl 10 NJ Uisas; s'soStsd; ,' 0's'>''
a sensral supply of PiOvs,ons ''0' nsam
GkOCERlES-Landin from ships on,oouth
ass sn bs,Es x%sa Rss
Knight and IN store- ''' '1'''
DOZEN dSass fsfaa ssa!ed dCfpaa's: fa. various 'rand'
iG6 ~ hass bags ehoic7 Lssuayra Coffee;
5% RRas: bo%s.t Slaadis. in Or. and eighth casks;
z, 2 Ssas: SSas: Gs:6sD GGsa%DstBs R:...; S.asf'
lSS e Rs:s si spai. Ss sSS ssofas offas rosao.o:
y = e. e.. 6Is.ss Hs ss; ! do. Mace;
dozen fst;son hslnIl. M Sfs .nisilble Yeas. Powder
Z so.s. Ensiah seS:sber,e: assorted k' r'''';
6O1s: Mlsls lemon sS1"p a"Es; '''' p" and h Pa'
ioo pkgs esn Mackersl and Salmon
fss III iaI' ny nro..,,.., T.. 4; y "MoALpM,
WINES, BRANDlES AND LIQUORS, in
pipes H0%Tsla. %S1.i... March % = Cos Madeira;
80 Holland GIN;
:. sss%ss1 ssa,sS VIM. wkS%;
u hf pipes NJ. Castloa 1876 Brandy in c. n .to,s.,
69 ocaves cily Madeira; " ' '''e''
& :. Pa Pa. Amon,Ill.do Sherry:
:. Ha5Wony's Oooo
U :. E.snGh Brandies. various arands;
% :. Rd London Dock Port;
ii00 Pure Juice
IS baskets Su,I Sns,t' Hs.a'ick Champagne;
q :. Dinet Peuvrel quarts:
100 barrels old Bourbon and Mononeaheis Whisky.
ros sac by R. NJ. McALPlN,
eel ~ common sIeet and Canal street Row.
SODA ASH, CEMENT, Ere
~ % casks Soda Ash. landing from shin Camaek.
sun 5 bh,s. Thomastsn Lime, landing and in store
ov yo b,I b6Is nydraais Cement. different brands.
SSS @ bushels b. Il. Hair A in casks. sack. and bb
A0o bbls. Caclned Plaster
For sal. b. TAr in kegs and 0b, I,hH hRH9a Tj's,
oy the New and Rosendae Cemsn, and fa,ter
COMPANY. " Masaxlne street and II Red Stores al
FRUITS, ETo.-
S00O boIes Mr.. Rssa,,
20 b0xe, Cron.
" bbs. Cunants.
dl7 A. r. COt'HRAN 81 GO. u Tahoupouss 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20

In Time Of Peace Prepare for War.-A youna
lady OF wealthy parentage, fsdgling from one Of
our most fashionable boarding schools, a type of
modern exceilencs, was recently united by ths
silken tie OF ms,rImopy, to gem Of a beau. The
mammas and apas on both sides being surrounded
pv all the concomitanis Of luxury, and tho many
lhtle agreeable paraphernala bespeaking the pos.
session of the Dust" determined to get a iiue
accordingly "fSsd in q Splendid mansion nm io
Walnut street.
A few days after this, school companion of our
heroine called upon her, and was surprised to find
80 many servants about the house.
Why, Mary" said she, what in the mama of
sense have you so many people about for -
Oh !" replied madam, i've haven't any mora
than we want. There is but one cook, one cham.
bermald, two house girls, one housekeeper, and a
ennds nurse! I'm sure there are not too manv %
Ha ha j." said her friend, what do YOU want
WIN u, chid's nurse Ga! that is funny"
well, We haven't any immediate use for her.
Dut when we We're married, Charles said we would
want one, and you know it's not always best TO Ie,
thlngs be until the last mornept,"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20
JAMES II. sPRATLEY,

DAN' AACHuE,s, Of Paris, TOOTH AND
rv,,1,s GUM SPECIFIC.
HIo is beyond doubt the best article ever
Te.,S % Tor the eeth and ms. II keeps tbs
tn bsah % on tartar and so and bleeding Gum
81 the aboye facts, circulars To be had Of lhe
VIE DR GILsRRT, Poydras street.
PhA4kk hLLIaUN, st. Charles street.
!. WRianT, Isl Chartrss street, as ''''
=. IghE, cor. Canal and Carondelet
Mrn,C.p,A pAtL H. Co Magaz street.
G.o. RkRnnNN RnNC; ccs cor; Aoaao and y 10.
II. kALTEYkR, corner JacEson ,uS'p nnd ps. p..o
ist lylp 20 Hs,nnpe poEnas, .i.es,, NJ n
RRlDGEWATEh PAINT-From 1hs R-;J..-
- water Mine. New Jersey.-Ths PAINT ia consdsa,,.
recommended 10 the pnbic BEST ntssn o,".eIty
EVER iNrRoDUCEo For decks of vessels and an.Hn
is Invaluable, being Certain pro ection rganst IL
SPARKS, CINDERS, ete.-
ann not affected by either fresh salt water In fu
1t becomes perfect slate :" iou' weeks
:. ~ FOn PLANTATION USE
cannot be too highly recommended as in additio, q, IT,
Qualities The bending, shrinking or waypin, af
ths maef!a upon which il used does affect the Paint
m1l durable BOTTOMS to vessels and dtes in lew onr, ~
s natural color light chocolate, bat il mxes win snv
othef good PANT and tbs readiness with which II IL,
must delicate TINS, together with its bOdy eas
uGIy ana suhesve properties. raj
VIII De lnInished LOWER than any other eant IN the
masst anu VIII be found altogether preferable for BRICK
anu WOOD buildings, warehouses, etc, -''SA
and TsHa. u ''0'''''ha' "'s'pp' hias.pa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20
NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 2O 1881

the care OF parent. That done, the captain direc
ted the boat to be prepared for starting.
But new feeling seemed to possess the aston.
ished passengers that Of shame and contr ton at
their inhumanity. With one common impulse they
walked aboard the boat, and in few hours after.
another COMMITTEES was sent to the captain, en-.
cabin. - '"'
ne went, and from their midst there arose /.
whlte.haIred man, who with tea.. drops starting in
ms eyes, told that rough sun.embrowned man that
he had taught them lesson, that they felt humbcd
before him, and they asked his forgiveness Il
was touching scene. The fountain OF true sym.
pa.hy was broken up in the heart of nature and il,
waters welled up choking the ut,erance of all
present. '
man, with a +" God speed" on his way home. to di.
in the arms Of his mother
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20
FAME....BY JOANNA BA1LLIK.
"Oh, who shall lightly say that fame

FAME by JOANNA BAILLIK.
"Oh, who shall lightly say that fame
Is nothing bu, an empty name,
Whilst in that sound there is charm,
The nerves to brace, the heart to warm :;
As, thinking of the mighty dead,
The young from slothful couch will start
And vow, with lifted hands ou.spread,
Like them to act noble part
" Oh, who shall lightly say that fame
ls nothing but an empty name,
When, but for those our mighty dead,
All ages past blank would be;
Sunk in oblivion's murky bed
A desert bars--a shipless sea;
They are the distant objects seem
The lofty marks of what hath been.
"Oh, who shall lightly say that fame
Is nothing but an empty name,
When memory Of the mighty dead,
To earth worn pilgrims wistful eye,
The brightest rays OF cheering shed,
That point to Immortality ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20
LewisDor, Ky., December 4, lsi!.
Notice to Females,

sohn bus sarapsrlla the greatest Female Med
~ IN e1lstehce In those NUMEROUS wnep the
s6e eors 81 aen se the nervous sened when
when the face pale colorsss the
,esne anu Welding the sps troubled and depressed he
aean poken mihd shaken, and consequently the hauDne
aesu.ysa, then bYs Sasa arla is a sovereign reme,y ii
mature In the performance oil her dniy, braces the
bOcd and %as91s cseSss eIete healthy
rally to adopt The OF medcpe we wonId saa "a, a
;,. Gsss.e ana nnhsppness among them than now eS
s.s ea would take the place OF disc the rosy cbeek
seecsed me pald lace should ave smes pstsad
Fl Tears, and perhaps long life ns,ea0 IF one cu sho nv
neton. AT that critical period erme the turn OF life
% oeh atlendaht with 30 much danger. Bulls sarsa
Psr'a IS Iuund to exert hen fetal eect An adn.
appIoacnlug this cfss SHOULD he appnzed Of this fact
ar6u themselves madeleine -~S's eh''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20
COhN MILLS - Straubb's superior French
COTToN PRESS EsssCREws-Nswep. 81 srio,Tu,,.a
w. ARTHUR co. Agents,

{ ,oGNAC-25 half pipes Marett ~ Co. /; 25 half
and ~ qu1rfer casks Ponlney superior Cornao Braniy
@hW LOW itnning ex ship Andoysf, from Bordeaux for sae In
oond, BY fall tf1 sAMTWOLFF Is Camp 81
CC9NA AC-30 casks landing ex ship Reindeer,
- WOLFF. a5 Camp st.
iOE AND GUNNY BAGS.-Just received
~. and or sale by the suhscrhers fresh CaroIna Re,
'sss' ass' containing 20 esch, new Gunny Bags
- bARELLi CO. 81 Common II,
hnoL INA RICE Now landing ex brig
sesraph frsm Charleston 80 cask. superior now oroo
carSina Ss hioe. for sale by N'e'"' NV" '''p
my BARrLLI co. n Common st.
WlLLoW BASKETS-25O nests, for sale by
dla .: J. HART & co. 70 Tchoupitou as .t
BnANp! .a.'si - ,GsHEKRlES-60 hxs. superior, just
al szHVEI WOLFF, s C,np =,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20
From DIR. VIM. T. Prentiss.

.r. bi-ln regard to Ssnaparin /, will say that
nave uasd u 70 some extent in aectons Of ion,
as Iinea Capes Lepra, Prorasis Scabes Synh
Iic Cachexla, and In all diseases the f
Iai % seems 70 CONSIST in thorough change modification Of
inn % & 1i ne noay with CONSIDER able success conuno.
uon with local treatment think would prefer i, to anv
oher preparation Of SarsaparIan use and any ph,sisn
itn ~ N vAiue upon Learning the substances that enter
''o ''eoinposilioh' Resgec,lay yours.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20
JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT Of SARsAPARILLA.

THIS invaluable remedy has already carried
NOV. q h; hesi Of ,s
5insd Il i put up in iu quart bottle. and contains The
smila, PispsIsasn mads = Anssss '''''p''' as
been ss ss'Is ssssd ss 70. s.: - Os, ,,
81 ss'f ssa ss q: 81,
FbfS sxfRSSr@ &c @ e. ss
ssy without sS 0 s..aa sT g
pound nslps uaed se.d e The .tctsst chemical
butts Sanaparla also contains the yius several other
ssd sapsSs %sasi roo ,sssh ..os %
Good Testimony.
Ohio stae Journal. Columbus, Ohio. thus speaks of
~ ss. saaai Ths unpressase..a Il B.. Com
been isirodud for the past Two onhs oY with The yery
pus II y. SS : e: II H. .oss
o. ss ..e"e e"d IL a;,Sn , ut IL be calling
Rh Is$r with "a: Teadei little longer. dbs dthai
Wonder OF tho World,
snd that will cure you matter how long you have been
years SANDING say. about Bus s Sn', Of several
NJ a sss9 .i!h fIs .s s9 IN
Cd y s sn ssass Of
soss @ bSt all 70 little or advantage CHANGED to
Oi Whicn gave me relief
than all the Others csmbined. ~
therefore take pleasure in recommendng your Snr,aps
lha TO the AFFLICTED community as a superior article
Very respectfully, r. II. UwEF NJ n
Rheumatisms
Lst AL those who are suffering under the agonizins tor
.urss o hheumatsm resd the following and what aso
may 0e done tor them, If they will use this nfab Tnev
Mr.; John BuU-Dear Sir: For the lnat thrr. vas,s
nave been afflicted with Rheumatism Of the sevcTs charsc
teI was At umes in the greatest agony Of pain tyeh
evcy remedy could procure disease but found no
peanent relief until induced use your pr,nars,nn
ol which has entirely cured Of Rhsum str%
anu ena improved my general health. than any sd
raj months. and have doubt the cure s psymaneai
conndeAy recommend it being the medicine in usa
''f f;t nMstmausm, H.; p . !snAM BRlpeEs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20

SrLENDlD DFURNlTURE-Fulniture, Look
q
AlsO-Fsncy Ari tss. -
p. MALLARD, No. 81 Royal street, I'm
just from Europe NEST respectfully au. fk9tt
nonncs 10 his friends and The pubL that ~"
he has re> eived by the | st arrivals q very
a large assortment of fancy arcss, sA WUS4Av
w He keeps also uhOce ss,ovtmont V1}XGm y
noof Mahos any and Pasapdsr Fpr N5xi2 -
uoilufe Of the fashion, such as
Bedssads, PRES ss ATmchain Solss So,,h. =. .r4
Also, Curtain 6oods Screens, uahRpes Ro,A-- r,;...s
etc., tor bedrooms, parors and Dcuio,.: Es.,. fsZcs
GAniiesticks, Lunres. Lantayns, Nighf s%ns Tt.f.
tenden Asdirons, Cr0ckefy china w an al si deo
tons. " esso o." usssaAP'
NJ. manufactures all kinds of Fu,ni,ure ia or,r .I.
Cutans Carpets and ihiag M q II M
rate prices - ~' ~sH~
AZ the 'sms store may be hired all hings Necessary ios
s0nees. such as usres, tandelabsas etc. nm 4.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20
A Beautiful Clear Skin.

% We al admire clear, beautiful white skim and ROSY
uoieu GheeA HoW often do persons not uosse ng
uls esdeiatun so deyouty w;sned resortne 10 cs
sas, loiuns washes cOiorins materas IN no
store TO them semhunce of thai winch saass I'M
e @ o. ana ths teo, Ysn tnes with taanife innry to
ne iact " buli saparis s The speiio
VS. pnSps mol by coating the surface pononoas .,
ueetefoos matter which the pores and che
bu, by removing every parlcle OF Bill
ous, hofolf and deased matter blood making fbs
@ poe heatby anu vi ofou giving activity every mi.
wse, aha changing the yellow dark and saow conn
san ~ me p,oom and freshness Of youth. II the ladies'
%opo wa abandon The use Of all palms, mixtures and oion
an II; & se ~; ohy stctua remedy "A word the wse il
sal9leRt, and hMt 10 enough Tor the ladIss - " -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20

SS. NNe@84B@0 ~
supss Broche Antiqus Silks
C0lesed Armure silks ;
Striped Tafeaa Silks
Nigh col. plaiA Pouit de 60ie
Black BEOcsde kaennnee
Exifa Kich and em6r'. Do:
ChsageaSss zzssss Chsue Do /:
EmbsQ,d'd Damask and plaiI
Poult Dc Sois;
Extra nch ehanseahls an,
chemeIeon Poult Dc Scie ;
small plaid high colored d.
toR miDes;
MaFOellines and Flovencsp. a
every ehade and color:
Whlts and col0sed Saune:
a fsw pieces superior beay,
black and colored waiafps
PUult de SOis /;
Coloeed 9ilk veIvets:
Rch Chime Satin striped am
-plDn Cashmsse d. Ecssps
French and Euglish Mesinos
moume,lnss dc Lalna m,
Alpacss, solid colon, 0
every variety Of shads;
Flaln. striped and plaid Pop
Superior black and cold plsiu
and figured Lant0n Grapes
a large assortment Of whit
and CORD embr'd and plair
Grape shawb. some extYi
rich /;
Merlno, Cashmere and hsayy
rich Silk ShawIs;
~ p. w. w. woulu q
fact0n and plantrn To his nos
very complete and ths articles
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20

AGENCY OF
ARROUIN, MARETT n CO. COGNAC,
THE undersigned having been appointed Agen,
prepared geesive orders for their vs.1 snue,s
CU6NAC BRANDlES, upon the most beral or IN H.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20

Ih medicine j. daily graphing with disease through the
Wetn county, restoring to blooming health and youth mi
v1or the sok and actsdnay those that are aievousv
a % Csshoates are teemins from all docoDs from
Gn.G ~S tho vey best Of all remedies ever before ths
paonc. Sold whols sals and RETAIL by JOHN BULL.
s;s ~ generally ps,I, IN ;hs th, city and country.
u Fourth street. Louisville, with reforeaoe,
John Bnlls Ssrsaparlla wholesale and RETAIL are ~ "
j. WRIGHT & CO, at their Patent Medicine
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20

is's x kshsF j hsys oP:.sd H!LLiNke zSl Oat3&
bes the corner Of bourbon, vho1p - Nm ~ n @
asSv!me Q, MIiasU .ed Hsssy 9ssds, VIII ~ m
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20

Durability and ChoaPnsss Combined.
W. y J. A. CRAZY, BRICKLAYERS and
shov. ~ Sin addition 70 general business the
Ssm and copsIucs them above F1ound may
M isauS OF lnithsr Info!matoa. please inquire Of
and specifications bs seen and references given 10 woI
done and successfully tested.
a. II J. w. n j. A. CRARY.
T LIQUORS.
- LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER, in pint and
,rC sIorCn and BURTON ALE. also in pin, and omar,
IRISH WHISKY, in punoheon. and deu,iiohns, with
" JOHN T0Ol.E. 25 Bask Place
lQuoRsI500 pkgs Brandy, Wine, Whisky,
dl2 E.J HART b CO n Trhouptou.. 1t.
ENGLISH POTATOES-5OO hempers Eng.
hsh PO atoes. landing and for sale BY
DOL E.WOoO GO. opposite Post 81, Sd My.
,HAMPAGNE-l50 baskets Colber. Cham.
psgns. superior article, now landins OK brig Globe
M ~ IN AMIIEI.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-20

have exansined the prescription for the prena,aon o
sonn bnne 5afsaparla and believe combinaton To n
an sxceent one and well calculated produces an atsrsye
= on tne systen have used both public and
nla in use. Nj pv,.s Nj II oafsspa'