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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IN EOUITY-LANCASTER.

In 1s.L1INSAS
James Robinson and wife, Nancy J. Thomas L. Wright
aud Mary Wright.
TTNDER the Decree Of the Court Of Equity in above
" case will sell at Lancaster Court House ON the
first Monday ,5 day. of January next, the following VAL
liable Real Estate belonging to Thomas J. Wright, decd:
The House and Lot,
In the Village of Lancaster. containing four acres boun.
ded by Lot of Dr. Mobley, Gay street, the Public Road
and Dunap-street. The Dwelling aud other buildings
very comfortable, and tile place very desirable one
Also--l64 Acres Of Land,
Near the Village OH ellis Creek bounded by lands of s.
B. Enmons, Thomas Ballard James Adams and William
Mckcmua 1t contains some fine bottoms and made an
abundance Of Corn this year. Also,
Sixteen Acres,
Near and adjoining the Village, bounded by lands of NJ.
Clinton. Estate of H. Perry, and the Camden road.
Tcrms-A credit Of and two years Except as much
cash will pay costs PURCHASERS giving bonds with good
security with Interest.
JAMES H. WTTHERSPOON, C. ED.
December |. 1851. (Sj 50) ct
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For Sale.

a young FELLOW, accustomed to manage
horses, driving, dc. and tolerable Cook, will be
sold on the first Monday in January next, at the
Court House in Camden, on credit of one, two
and three yeaIs. Health, title and character
good. Apply at the Bank Of Camden.
Dec 9, 95 .a IL
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Yeast Powders.

TNIESE Powders are an entire substitute for Yeast in
l. all culinary purposes. having been improved ny re-
cent chemical discovery. by which they rendered per.
fectly harmless TO the Dyspcpic well as The Epc're
and are essentially necessary i'll promoting healthy d.
gestoi Prepared md sold ut H. j. DELAYS.
M.rrill's InEllibIc Yeast Powders. Dec. D.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-23
Southern Manufactured Shoes.

TINlI + subscribers are extensively engaged in the
l. manufacture of
Plantation and House Servants 81 oes,
Together witt. various descriptions of
Leather, for Shoes and Plantation Use,
and compete with Northern Manufacturers, both as
10 price and quality and do not hesitate 10 say that
give Better Article, for The same money than
can he bought of Northern manufacture We therefore
invite all those who would give preference to Home In
dnsry to give us n trial.
We have also made extensive additions TO sock of fine
Boots and Shoes,
embracing every variety, together with Travelling
Trunks, Carpet Bags Vaccs. Mems and Boys Caps,
&c &c; All OF which we offer at prices which cannot
fail 10 please.
Purchasers respectfully invited TO examine stock
ALDEN y MURRAY.
Camden, Oct. 3, 1851 7S If
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Sky'Light. Daguerrean Rooms,
In the Hall over the Store Of MIR. William

In the Hall over the Store Of Mr.. William
3 Campbell.
MFR II. E. SQUIER would respectfully an
I4E nounce to tie citizens Of Camden and its
vicinity, that lie has fitted up a sky and side Light
which is acknowledged bv all artists 10 be far su-
peror, as it softens the ght, and per(ccts the eye
thereby rendering it perfectly easy for persons
with weak eyes tn sit for miniature
Mr.. SIS skill in The art needs no COMMENT
Persons at all sccptcdl are requested 10 call and
satisfy themselves by occular demonstration.
A fine assortment of Medalions and fancy Cases,
II J7Likenessns of children taken in few Sc
cond$, warranted 10 be perfect. -
Nov. II. 90 tt
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-23

MARRIED. On Wednesday evening, Decem'
Der l7th, by the Rev. Julius Echman, HAK, Nc,
MON Fl. DELEON, Esq, to CAROLlNh
AGNES, only daughter of Abraham Moise'
ESQ.,, all Of Charleston. -
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EAB,E, GOODS.

NJ &R KENNEDY are now receiving their usual
~. supply of DRY-GOODS. uARDWA ARE and GRO.
CERES, which they will sell on Tie most reasonable
ems and 10 which they respectfully invite the attention
ohheir friends and the public generally
Sept 23 70
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-23

Crockcry and Glass Ware, together with an
assortment OF Hardware, &c.
Crashed and brown Sugar
Rio and Java Coffee,
Starch, Spice, Pepper, &c.
All these Goods will be sold low for CASH, Or 10
punctual customers Call at the store one door
below F. !. Zemp'S, Drug store, and sthre.doors
above the SOUTHERN STORE.
s. D. HALLFORD.
Nov. Ia. 30 II
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Lewisville Female Seminary

s Ten Miles East of ChesterviIle. nj, ~.
MFRS. A. S. WYLIE, principal; assisted by
lu Mr. LEWIS, of the Columbia Institute, Tenn.
aud Mss II. S. KELLOGG graduate Of Castleton
Seminary, VT. u
Trustecs-I. A. Deckham, James B. Magil,
James brennan, Wilmot S. Glbbes, WA. Rosbo-
70, William Knox, John Cherry. = I s.3'ti
The exercises of this Seminary. (situated stei,,
miles east of Chestervile) will be commenced OH
the 5th day Of January next: The scholastic year
will be divided into two sessions of five months
each; the first to commence on the 9th Of January
and end the 5th June and the second to comnseiiee
22d ,uly and end 22d December. =
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4 Assignec's Sale.
EDUCATION.

A L meeting of the Camden School Associa-
"A ton held on the 18th inst, Mr.. JULIUS
w. STUART was elected principal of their A
caderny. If a sufficient number of scholars offer
previous to the 9th December, an assistant will
then be chosen. Persons wishing to send their
children or wards, are requested 10 make appca-
fion 10 the Secretary previous TO the 26;h of De-
cemher.
A. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Dec Is. rs ..... 2t
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Nov. Ia.
BLANKETS kT NEW YORK PRICES

rIIE subscribers have large assortment OF the above
article which tn y will sell al unn,nally low prices.
Dsc,5 H. LEVY 81 SON.
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NEGROES TO HIRE.

T AIDES handsome winter DRESS GOODS
/ j and fancy SILKS. For sale at cost Tor cash.
until the first of January next, by
Dec Ii, e. w. bONNHt.
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SHAW & AUSTIN.

- ~ ~ =
their fal! supplies of
tic Groceries, which they
consisting i'll part of the fol-
Gnava do.
;;;ouschrrry, Strawberry, and
) Blackberry Jam.
; Extracts.
Gloves. Lemon, Nutmeg and
{ Vanilla.
Theoretically Sealed
; Articles.
Salmon in | ard , lb cans,
{Sartlincs in OIL in whole, half
} and quarter boxes.
LobSirrs in and = lb. cans,
Roast Beef, Anchovies
}OysicrS, Fresh Cove Bait.
) C0rdiaIs.
3Curacoa. Marischine
SAnnisetie. Noyau
;Gingcr Brandy.
; Fish.
Salmon.
Smoked Herring,
Smoked Haiibat.
Dried Cod Fish,
lIackarcl No. |, ., and 3 in
; whole. half. and qu. bbls.
=; aud in kits.
; Provisions.
Sugar Cured Hams and
= Shoulders,
Beef Tongues g. Dried Beef,
Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
Goshen. English and Pine
II; Apple Cheese.
- Wines and Liquors.
brandy, Hennessey Exr. fine
do. Otard, Dupry and Go
D, do. Pal!cvoisins
}Whiskcy, Scotch and Irish
! do. bourbon, Monunga'la
{ do. Fumk's Old Rye
Wines, South side Madeira
do. Duff Gur'lon Sherry
5 do. Port on draught
do. do. for Med. purposes
! DO. Sparkling Hook
{ do. Tcncriile, and $. VI
fkir>hwaSser, A bsynth e
Punch Essence.
$IIcidseick, Express, Cardina
and Victoria ClIampagneS
iAle and Potter.
s Choice Segars and Tohac
SEQ Of all kinds, all Of whicl
=. will b. sold law for cash.
ifS0
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
En- EgUity--LaMc;sstcr District.
William Bailey. John X. Bailey Martha Bailey Mary
Bailey. ". Jacob Bailey. Nancy Bailey.
ITNDilt the decree OF the Court Of Equity in above
y case. will sell II Lancaster Court House Oh Mon
day, the 2gh December, lojl, the following
NEGROES
PolIy Betty, lIiliry. ludson Avery, SYLVIA Bully and
Mary They one family, and pronounced by good
judges No. megrnrs.
Trrmr--A credit Of II months purchasers giving notes
with good securities with interest from day of sale Except
asmuCh cash as will pay coslS)
JAMES II. WlTllERSpOON, c. ED
Dec 5000 % Is
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each; the first to commence on the 9th OF January
and end the 5th June, and the second to comneiiee
22d 'uIy and end 22d December.
81. Terms per Session.
Pestalozzian Department - "a 90
Junior IS 500
Senior 90
Music-Pano or Guitar rs 90
Use of Instruments 2 90
Linear Drawing 90
Nlonochromatic Painting, fifteen lessons s 90
Latin or French so
Wax Work 8 90
Fancy Needework of all kinds - 8 90
Use Of Drawing Patterns, Drawing Book, &c. so
Boarding 81 so
Washing, per month 90
Stationery 90
In addition to obstruction in III, branches emu
merated above, Courses OF Lectures will be de-
ivered to the pupils on Mental and Moral PHI
ioSophy and the Eridences Of Christianity by the
Rev. L. Mcdonald; and on Chemistry. (with the
aid of suitable apparatus,l by Drs. William and
A. p. Wylle and w. w. Mobley.
This school will be very desirable one, and
recommends itself to parents and guardians as
well By the very moderate rates of tuition as by
the healthincss Of its location and the competence
of its instructors.
Much more time and attention will be given to
the hcalthful exercise of the pupils than is usual
in similar institutions. -
The best Books of reference will be kept at
hand for the use of the School. In sickness the
pupils will be attended Tree of charge. e,s
1t is desirable that pupils should begin with the
session, but they will only be charged from the
time of entrance, No deduction will be made for
occasional absence. In cases of protracted illness
the proper discount will be allowed. r
All accounts must be paid at the end Of each
session.
Any person sending seven boarders to this
Seminary, will be entitled to send one free OF
charge.
Communications may be addressed to Mrs
WyIie, Lewisville Post Office, Chester district
Sumter; Gen. J. w. Cantey and Samuel Spence
esq.,, Camden: Minor Clinton, esq and s. B. EN-.
mons, esq, Lancaster.
| Dec 16. 81 ~, u
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sE.sMARY's SCHOOL,

~" RALEIGH, y. e.
TEN;lE 19;h Term Of this School .will-commence
l. onihe 7th ofJanuary, 1852, and continue FIVE
months. cba -a ~ - "a
For a circular containing full particulars, as to
terms, &c, apply TO the Subscriber. = g g.
ri ,.f ALBERT SMEDES, Rector.
Nov .25 90. Sc r y -.aii .r. 81 st
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GOOD INTENTl0NS.M!!
Better Bargains! Best SYSTEM"
.-------,--------H'0n ls52.
CASH, QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS

THE beginning of a Year is generally admitted to
l. be 4 good season To for Coon INTENTIONS. intend
therefore. nn the first day of annay, 1852 TO close the
books far cr:diln is concerned, finding by expert
cnce, that
"A LITTLE credit is dangerous thing
ain aware ha: there are nany-very many, with
wh,m y"arly accounts might he made with perfect safety
and much profit bn Cash Business, properly conduc-
Goods sold a cash prices the Twelve months credit of
John Jacob Astnr is not good the cash in hand of
the poorest ciiiz"n. such ,ay not be the doctrine usual
" preached in the streets Of tamrn bn it is orthodox
nevertheless, an, las always lccn found current
Change.
In view ofthi< arrangement, have remarked the whole
of my stock, reducing The profits Ia IIe lowest possible
scale and established UNIFORM PRICE toull.
have How ''drcarrd my Intentions" and appeal to
the puhc for liberal support in carry ing them out in
turn for which, promise yom
BETTER BARGAINS
than ever have been air,cd in Camlrn-a strong
ton. hun one willy FULLY sun>TANTltTE,
The above is beyond all doubt the BEST system. COM
bining every advantage To the buyer with every security
The seller. and wherever it has been fairly and honest
y carried ou has invariably succeeded and proved high
Unpopular.
To those who have libcray cnronrngcd me hereto
fore again hearty thanks, and with the en-
ira inducements o1rcl. hope nlcnv, for extra
favors only Cash and Quick sales can support
Small Profits. JAMESaWlLSON.
December 6 % If
Hay! HAWKES. bales prime North River Hay
i l. For sale by W. 1. MOORE.
cO Barrels first quality Baltimore FLOUR: For
:Nt nv w. &. MOORE.
900 Half and Quarter boxes best Sartlin"s. Cheap
S\JO NJ MOORE'S
Negro Cloth, Blankets, sc.
TIEAVY all wool English Plains,
IL Genuine Georgia
Heavy TwiIed Cotton Warp
Gala Plaid finseys,
Marlboro Stripes. etc.
GRAY and Wkiic Duff. Blankets,
Bath AMI French Bed Blankets,
Crib and Cradle
Received and for sale by
Or, o 1851 so MCDONALD e. COOPER |
.lur nrnRl InnS
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JUVENILE COvCERT!

TNHERE will be large JUVENILE CON-
i CERT in the Temperance Hall, Camden on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 23, 1851. l25 pupils, un
der the direction of D. Kemmcrcr, will take par,
in the exercises.
Doors open at G.! O'Clock. Concert commence
at y o'clock. Tickets 20 cents--childrcn and
servants half price. Dec. l9
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Hotel for Sale.

WILL be sold on the first day of January at
w public Auction, if not disposed Of sooner,
tat desirable Stand at the corner of Broad and
DeKalb Streets, occupied by Mr.. j. Is. +. Boone,
with the Furniture thereto belonging. credit
will be given to suit the purchaser. For partLcu-
lars apply to John Rosser, Esq, or TO Wiley Nc
Kahn. WILLIAM MckAlN.
Nov IL. S0 II
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EOtEcc.
Notice,

TIME Judgement and suing creditors and all
Il other creditors Of W. L. l!ughson, who n-
tend to receive dividends of the effects, which
have come into my hands as his assignee will take
notice that the distribution of he same will be
made according to law, among his creditors at the
Court House in Camden, on the first Tuesday af-
ter the sale day in April next.
L. w. BALLARD, Assignee.
Dec. %. 90 Boz.
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office.

A Ii persons idebted to the late firm Of Elias
N & Koopman, or to l.. Elias, are hereby no.
tilted that the notes and accounts OF the above
Firm, and Of L.. Elias, are now in the hands Of
Mr.. c. s. West, Attorney, for collection, and those
that are not settled by the lst.-aisy nf January
will be put in suit. l.. ELIAS.
Dec. o. 90 ~
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CHEAP GOODS.

TENIIE subscriber legs leave respectfully to an
L nounce 20 hs,friends and the public general.
", that he has received a new and complete stock
of fresh and desirable GOODS, which he will
take pleasure in exhibiting to his customers, and
selling OIL the NEST reasonable terms and will
consider it no trouble to show them if sales are
not madc Call and see.
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SsIERIFF,S SALES.

Di virtue of aandry ii. la'S. to me directed I
ID will sell before the court house door in Cam.
den on the first Monday and Tuesday in January
next, the following property. to-wt:
800 acre: of Land more or less, bounded by
lands OF SEadrack Rodgers and Robert Turner
lev!cd upon and to be sold as the property fWy-
lie Robcrtson at the suit Of Erwin king and Others
jGl ceres Of Land, more or less, bounded by
lands OF joseph Marshall and Edith Myers, levied
upon and to be sold as the property of Benjamin
Outlaw, at the suit of Kinza Mazingo and others.
Daniel Beaufurds entire interest in tract uf
Land ard Mill, formerly known as Cureton's
Mill, situated Oh 25 Mile Creek.
ALSO
A House and Lot in the town If Camden situa.
ted on Church street number 1853, fronting south
on Rutlcdge street, ll66. bounded north by lot
llGS, and cast by lot lle2. levied upon and to be
sold as the property of Aaron Burr, at the suit Of
Jas. S. McCaddon.
ALSO,
Two large Road Wagons and Harness, and
Ten head Of young Mules well broken.
JOHN INGRAM, s.. D.
Dec l6 81 If
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Ge7atYc.ncM's Goods.

Negro Cloths, Blankets, Flannels, and fine as
sortmcnt Of Cotton Goods, at all prices; bleache'
and brown Honespuns for shcetings and shlrtings
at all prices.
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Ladics' Dress Gods.

LlGiCN' DTCSS OOOS.
Plain black silks; French lIerno and Cash
mercs: French and English Bombazines; Nous
laine Delaines; figured and PLAIN AIpaccas; GinI-
hams and Calcoes, with great variety OF other
articles in this department too numerous 10 men
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17

~" We have just received per EMPRESS and are now
opening an invoice OF the finest PERFUMERIES, SOAPS,
COSMETICS, etc, offered in this city. Cutomers
and visitors respectfully invited to call and examine our
stock which, we feel satisfied will please. This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS, from the exquisite Flowers;
CoLosNEs, from the French, German, aud American
Laboratories:
TOILET SOAPS of every variety and olor:
PoMATuMs, from the manufacture Of Lubiu Dupuyren
Roussel, and Others;
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS Of every description;
POWDER Boxes AND PUFFs; roiLEr PowpER etc. etc
Tuget -r with an extensive assortment Of
HAIR Brushes, TGOTu Brushes,
COMBS, NAIL Brushes, etc.
10" For sale At 7. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
tsiJ If Camp and Grlyier St4.
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LONDON LIVING The London Morning Post
intimates that unhappy Londoners positively live
on shams and del,isicns: Sour milk contains
every thing but miIk-our bread is, we know not
What-our water full OF fighting devils of most
ferocious aspect--our white pepper consists chiefly
OF ground rica-and our black, of iron filings and
the sweepings of the customhouse hoors-and the
component parts OF our coffee are chckory, burn,
beans and roasted wheat, colored with burnt mo
lasses.''
This will doubtless be considered pleasing nfor
nation for Yankees who propose going TO tht
Worlds Fair next sumnert
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French EWssShsuge,


PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON,-Private Les.
4 PSI the above. TRANSACTIONS from English Frerch.
~ Apply q The office OF ii resent, the Of
Anp,p and taluope streets III
iSkUUE NJ NArtEiiOt -ss GoNIPANS.-Fh,
NJ BruoktgL Warehouse AGer, opposite cvt taitns
NE unE " readiness receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and NERtHA NIllSE from the MORT Intended iut
7npment Having 1900 feet front the river, with wnaryes
In front OF the Warehouses by which goods i0ey
conveyed without drSyHge the weather. HW
viii be found se dschlrgin- Of steamers ti,
loading OF shlus.
Charges liked very low rates, and every accommofa
ION offered the MERCHANTS the the Shippers
the upper county. II ia the wish Of the 0mpauy euua
the CONVEX Of the Alta tic Dock of New York.
Persons interested In transmitting AlrChaHue invite
to visit the premises
Office. Of Magazine and Lafayette Streets Newu
leans. T. J. CASEY Srcretafv
. Refycae9s II 4 z, Gedde5; Price, Frost Il Co.: J. W
II Go. r T Nichols -tt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17

WRIGHT co. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
every department of their bushes have agreed with the
tropTletors and Agents of all the genuine popular faen
Netcines Throughout the United States. to keep them con
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
IN below the usual market b. this arrangement they
are enabled TO oe Tor the inspection of purchasers the
S,H a tavmE haa many years experience in the nnvchsst
ana SAFE OF thten Medicines, they have acquired tacle
Tor conducting this particular department the herG
scae and are now prepared to supply the trade
low, that the purchaser fail to realize
handsome per centage on his investment either Uh0esdt
or hetdH. AT their establishment may be found a lu
gssortmentof A LII GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
me oowng ist comprises part OF their assortment, and
can oe nfshed To Dealers In most from twenty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17
DAILY CRESCENT.


THE AMERICAN UNION.
Give me the man
Whose heart with patriot virtue burns,
Who guards the State
Who with mere party never turns
Against the great
Give me the man each State should claim,
Who guards his country and its fame,
Who glories in, and loves the name
American
loathe each clan
That feeds on party strife and lies
Their deeds hate;
Their wordy meanness | despse,
And though they PraIe--
They are not true unto the Fast,
At first were false--are false at last,
And in the mould were never cast
American.
Who first began
To frame a union of the States,
They were the men
That Freedom loves--that Faction hates,
For wholly then,
As rolled away Expressions night,
They stood bold champions for the right,
In council first, and first in fight,
American!
They felt the fan
Upon their hearts from Freedoms wings
1t walked Desire,
And spread the flame, that quenchless clings
To freedoms fire
1t burnt to ashes wrecks of wrong,
While through the world was heard the song,
That echong ages shall proong,
American
The partisan
Forgets the legacy they gave
Who toiled and bled
A mighty continent to save
His heart and head
Have all great principles forgot
His country's veal with woe he'd blot,
He claims to be, what he is not,
American!
Who leads the van
In rage political, should find
That men suspect
Him traitor to himself and kind,
And not erect
In truth and free-beyond fall
True to his trust, high honor, all
That virtuous men rejoice to call
American!
We place ban
On him who steals our paltry gains,
And brand him-thiefI
Thus justice equally ordains,
Whate er our grief,
That we the man should spurn who dares
Divide the Union into shares
We will not own the blood he bears,
American.
Whoe'er outran
In virtues lofty, golden race,
The mighty one
In whose high deeds we proudly trace
Our Washington p
Unselish deeds, which kings attest
Display the noblest human breast,
And show to earth and time the best
American
One simple plan
May battle yet each party power
Thy ballot hold
The sacred wealth of Freedoms dover,
More rich than gold,
Unpledged, unbought, cast bravey forth
Without respect to South or North
In favor Of the highest worth,
American
Heaven save the man
Who deems the Union for all time
lnviolate---
Union majestic and sublime,
OF States a State,
W hose empire sweeps from main to main
Each State link of one vast chain
That never broken, is the gain
American
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CONFORMEMENT IA une resolution passGe
" par lie Cousei de la MuncpaIe No nrux a sa seauce
IN 20 tevrer, 1851 avis est lie dome que dams
MONS de dix date de la premiere pubica lie
avis, lie onsell de Ia 2me Muncpae metra exc
les ameuraOns dnut ii est question dams la die uon
SAVIOR: lie pecement de Ia de Go c sud du MarchG
AnnuncatiOu deruls lie point ou Gle termne du tote
Quest dU dit harche AnnunClalyn avers Ia Tchoup-
nuaS EN- lgne lroe argeure he AZ peds III
depus la Contnu t0n de la gne sud de la de apcs
aCte du av. 1888 reglant peTcement des rues, etc
IA Sonyee Dreams. ct de 'acts amendnt lie suslt, ap
pr0uve lie mai, 1871.
mhl0 A. ID. CROssMAN, bIare.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-17
THEY HAVE COME

E9 Those persons who have been SO anxiously waiting
for the arivaloi our 81 RGICAG, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
at last come to hand and ready for Inspection They
are really beautiful and guaranteed superior quality Cal
and see them. For sale by
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