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OIL AND LEAD.

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liable preservatiye of wood buildings aud fences
in all the various eolcrs is Jared 10 the Amer.
lean people. The work can be zen; by mai, al ain
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IL Editors giving this advertisement, tincluapg
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slightly to the right, as such motion givcs
grace, and prevents the conclusions Of the oil.
factory organs. The lips should then be pres.
ssd closely and sweelly together, as you sip the
nectar Of The long kiss, bu. no smack should be
beard. speak particularly on this subject,
because consider kissing part Of our nature,
and because few people appear to understand
the value Of kiss, aud the manner ia which
such salutation with the lip Should be rendered.
Young gentlemen should post the above 10
the crown Of their hats, SO that when they visi,
their Anna Marias. they may 60 through The
motion Of the Improved rule.
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SuMnler.

A dreamy sound of waters,
Falling, ever falling!
Voices of sweet song birds
To each other calling;
Flowers all rainbow tinted,
SPringing, ever springing
On the fragrant breezss
Richest perfume fiinging.
A perfect satisfaction,
A fslness Of delight,
A sense eff gliding onward
Through regions ever bright
All balm, oil bloom, all beauty,
Like some ambrosial cline
These are the signs that tell Is
OF glorious Summer time.
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EIS9NLEAyEGEs,
The Two IsrIdegrGoEns.

The sun went down on the plain Of Pales.
iias, ,inging With redder hue The dark stains
# battle. The ipfdel had e ired ;---snd The
ieId from whence bu, little time bsfore. the
clsng Of arms went into the still skies Of Syria,
shsn the brazsn helm and the pale crescent
gave bask their double ffoed Of sun-l ght-and
where the chivsrous lancss Of Chris,endom
Dor. down The lni1sl cimelar. lay sllen, be-
meath The darkness-save when some sifed
groan, or nutiered prayer of the dying, told
hat The work of death ives ye, unfinished.
BrayeIy had Rupert Merton and bis bosom
friend, the young knight Of Ans'em, borne
themselves 10 the terrible strife of that day.
Bu. in the las. s,ruggle-Just as the vast sea
nf iutba1s and emeisrs rolled backward ffcm
The fierce onset Of The christisn cavalry, they
bad been separated from each other and Ru.
pert. with bodng heart, discovered that his
friend was not among the weary and war.spen,
soidiefs who had gathered in the Syrian isi
light. With those mingled emotions Of psio
and triumph'ahicb victory, attained only by
bitter sacrifices, mus always nspire, he turn.
ed away from the congra,u'slions Of his
mighty brethren, and sough. The bloody
scene OF ihe recsHt encounter.
Fearful wers the sights and sounds which
PANIED the senses Of Rupert Merton as he stole
waiehfOly among the ghasily wrecks OF toe
fierce death grspple. o. one hand lay the
tall and graceful form of the MOslem. ~llh his
brszsn hemlet sud light amor. aud on the
other The salwsrl knigh, Ct Chns,eudom, CIR.
down statue Of iron. with bis cross handled
sword still grasped in hand which nigh,
nsvef more llf its heavy gauntlet. The
vriibing forms Of the dying were around
hin-their ghasily couEtensBces turned up.
wards 10 the din twilight, with here and there
fried bending anxiously over them. RI.
pert hurried on~srd. A low moan a, his side
Of length arrested his attention. He paused,
and By ihs din light be saw the familiar coun
tenance OF his friend. This helmet was of
and there was ghasiIy paleness Of his fes.
lures. which family smiled upon him-Rober,
Of Anseln had sllsn.
Rupert knel, by his side. The wounded
man, rallying his latent energies, nusmured
family
Merton, tell my sdy.l how have fall.
en-. Let Der know lha. her sugbt died 10 bis
arnor, as g knight should de-.
Thsre was a struggle in bis ghssiIy Tea.
lures the lips moved the ear Of Rupert listen.
ed 10 vain.
Peace to thee, valiant knight said Ripper,
Merton, as he rose from bending over the IN.
animate form Of his friend. "A bfaver never
laid lance 10 rest, and worlhier never kneli
at the shrine Of beauty.
Ard he left him 10 the loneliness the gath.
ering night, which Dow hung ever The battle
fed, with the darkness Of funeral pail.
Twoyesu had passed avsy, and on. Of Eu.
elsads plsssan.esi villages vas snlivened With
he gsye,y and splsndor Of = merry bridal
II YES the bridal Of Ripper! Merton 10 the lady.
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GAIN HIT, N. c.. Avo Lies.
DR.. J kahl--ncar SIR:
Yoa will p!eate forward to Us as econ a. Ca,
Nenlshi, atfssh supply ofihe Rssinssr efihs Hl.cl
and he Abystsnia Mixtaft se have sBid COT 81
,ems tine Tie kestoter snd ihs Dspersilso
fa~def, Lave proved 70 be ssfy efBesslsgs lei
fullaeas oi tie etnHl, kheumattsn. sofe Lsea. Ia.
fsmmstiena OF y Eyes, Debility. and oiksf ehrg.
nc aaesses We waffani.c The Abyssinls Nh.
ipFe TO every nalsni, and 10 one Eas Mskes ta frt
the meHtF retained. but On the easrafr. t.esy
one has praised ils great fuaat re powtfs.
We ref9sia yeufs, respectfully,
A. a. ID. ". iiUNEYCUTT.
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Bad thoughts are worse enemies than lion.
ard tigers; for we can keep out Of the wsv
of wild bessle, bul bad lhoughs win Their
gay everywhere. The cup that's fall will
hoic 90 more keep your bears full Of good
thoughts, that bad thoughts may fad no room
10 enter there.
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Do Your own Painting.
Use Esarbrt's

PATENT FRENCH CEMENT PAINT.
ED RECOMMENDED By the French Academy Of
Asa science for its beauty, cheapness and dursbi-
ny. The materials easily OblsiusG and II can
be prepared aud used by any one with eomsi0n
whicwasb brush. II
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teNco2D, y C., JttY %, isfs.
Dr.. KaAl- Dear SIR;
wehsys sold cot sll of your Abyssuis Mi4tutt,
i has given snfsfs satisfecficn 10 III thtss plo
have used a. We have warranted the AhyasiHis
Mature 10 all cases CO our pR sefosat; sae y
cat say has ueyar iaiied. We have daily calls
iof m0fe o. the ABB sa'nis Mixture, and ser wii
P.ease SEND % a. soen as rostihle such ssgp.y
which all answer the Rrtst dcmsnd
seiy respectfully yours.
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DIR. KUIEL's
Abyssinia Mixture

Fof CalArlha. lnflaenza. tOstvtness, rtlss Ora
vel, Csnoffbm. elect, fluur Aibps, Of The
Whites, Ncakntss, Distinctions, sc.
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The drough, continued ten weeks.
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Twoyesn ksd passed avsy, and one Of Eu.
glaads plsssan'esi villages vas snlivsDed With
he gsyesy and splsndor Of = merry bridal
II vas the bridal Of Ripper! Merton 10 the lady.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17

THE CEDARS OF LEBANON.

We ancieuts Of the earth, beneath whose shade
swept the hefeo blnuof'of earth. mighue,t kings,
Whenmilious for battle weis auayed,
And the sly darkened with the vutufe'. wings.
Long silence beloved on tho battle cres
Fust Tho bonef ~hitened, then were seen no more
Tho summer gtasscs sprang from summer sGios
ND dim Tradition told no tales Of yore.
The work. of peace succeeded those 6r,t wars,
Men l,0 The desert teuts ior marble walls
Thoa ths toasf. oa ahae ,hsy watched thu sarI
Add the vast voudersof theu ktag, halls.
Ani they are perishsd-those imperial towers
Read not um,d the midnight star. their doom
The pomp sod Art uf oil ihci- eloriou. hours
Lie hidden iu The sands that are their tomb
Ani ye. ancestral trees, afs somewhat shorn
or the Bret strength that marked eafths earlier cline
But sni. y" stand, stately ant tempest won,
10 show low Nature tuumphs over Time.
Much have ye wiinessed-but yet more remains,
The minds great empire bot just begun
The desert beauty OF YOU distant plain.
Proclaim how much has yet been lon undOns.
WI nos our giaut columns yet behold
Toe woid'soi ase enlightened, calm and fies'
More glorious than tho CLONE. known Of old
Ike spifi,s placid role By land add see.
All that the past has taught snot 10 vain
Wisdom is ssiulred up nom ceu,uaes gone
Love, uope, and wind p,opato d noalsr reign
Than go have kaoun, Cedas Of Lebanon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17

now to be erected over it, may endure for
ever
God save the United States of America.
DANIEL WEBSTER, Sec. OF State.
Fellow Citizens-Fity-eight years ago.
Washington stood on this spot to execute a
similar duty to that which has now been
performed. He then laid the corner stone
of the original capitol He was at the head
OF the government, at that time weak ia re-
sources, burdened with debt, lust struggling
into political existence, and agitated by the
heaving waves, which we're oyerturninr
European thrones. But even then, in ma
ny important respects the government was
slrong. II was strong in Washington's own
character-it was strong in the wisdom aud
patriotism OF other eminent public men, his
political associates and fellow laborers-it
was strong in the affections of the people.
Since that time, astonishing changes have
been wrought IN the condition aud prospects
OF the American nation aud degree of
progress witnessed, TO which the world can
lind no parallel. As we review the course
OF that progress, wonder and amazement
arrest our attention at every step. The
present occasion, allowing of no heightened
remarks may yet, perhaps admit of a short
comparative statement between important
subjects of national interest, as they existed
At that day, and as they now exist. | have
adopted Tor this purpose. the tabular form
oil statement, as being the most brief aud
The most accurate
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17

The ceremonies Of laying the Corner
Stone of the Capitol took place at Wash
ington on the 4lh OF July, as announced,
before an immense assembly President
Fillmore and Cabinet were present, aud the
naval aud military part OF the procession
made an imposing appearance.
MIR. WEBsTER'S GRAFTON.
Fellow CITIZENS II congratulate you
II give you 10y on the return of thus an-
nIyersary, and feiicitaie you also Oh the
more particular purpose of which tins ever
memorable day has been chosen 10 witness
the fuhlmeut Hail All hail see be-
fore and around me mass of faces, all
glowing with cheerluness and patriouc
pride. | see thousands OF eyes turned to-
wards other eyes, all sparkling with grath-
cation and delight This Is the New World,
this is America, aud this is Washington,
the capital of the United States. And
where else, among the nations, can tie seat
OF goyernmenI be surrounded, on any day
of any year. 10y those who have more reason
TO rejoice ia the blessings which they ENJOY!
This is the anniversary of American lnde-
pendence. THIS bright and brilliant morn
ing witnesses another return of the birth
ever recent origin, now among the most
considerable aud powerful, spreading over
the continent from sea To sea.
Among the first colonisis from Europe To
this part of America, there we're some,
doubtless, who saw the great iuturIty, but,
IN general, their hopes were limited to the
enjoyment of safe ylum from tyranny,
religious and civil, aud to respects table sub
slstence by industry and toll. A thick veil
hid our times from Their vision. But the
progress OF America, however slow, could
not but at length awaken genus, aud at
tract The attention of mankind. In the ear
ly part of the next century, Bishop Befke-
ley wrote his well known verses on the pros
pect of planning arts and learning ia Amer
lea. The last slanza seems high poetlcal
Inspiration
"we.t~ard me Of ompns takes s wa;
The i'si slIesds past,
hllh 'hail cluse the diana With the day.
Ti@e's uoblest dipping the last"
This extraordinary prophecy may be con-
sldered only as the result of long foresight
aud uncommon sagacity, of a foresight aud
sagaclty stimulated bY excited feeling aud
high enthusiasm. TINS clear vision of what
America would become, was not founded
on square miles, or on existing numbers, or
any vulgar laws of statistics. Ii was an ln-
tultye glance luto fulurity; it was a grand
conception, embracing all time since the
Creation of the world, and all regions Of
which that world Is composed; aud 10y iud-
glng of the future by Just analogy with the
past, and the inlmliabe imagery aud beauty
with which the thought Is expressed, joined
spll n .At / ha
most striking passages IA our language. On
the day of the declaration of independence,
our illuslrious fathers performed the first act
IA tins drama; an ACT, IN real Importance
Infinitely exceeding that for which the grea,
English poet invoked
"a muse Of FIRE,
kingdom for a stage, princes to act
And monsehs TO behold the swelling sasus."
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l0attbman & State Journal
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS. 30 -ash On advance 5000 ifpavment no;
the year.
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Laying the Corner Stone at the
Capitol.

The ceremonies Of laying the Corner
Stone of the Capitol took place at Wash
ington on the 4lh OF July, as announced,
before an immense assembly. President
Fillmore and Cabinet we're present, aud the
naval aud military part OF the procession
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17

try without thrones, or aristocraces, or pri-
vlleged castles or classes, there can be no
other foundation for law to stand upon; and
as the necessary result of this. the third
element is that the law is the supreme rule
for the government of all. The great sent
iment of Alcgus, SO beautifully presented
to US by Sir William Jones, is absolutely IN
to the construction aud main
tenance of our poliucal sYstems
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STEAMBOATS,.

sE FS. MehileI1pp "a .1y. o. ii 49,
:: esssse $:S III; 4s:9sss:
TaP q m 9sya0d and bs o1 H.
sa Ra's.d
gs;'ass apply sosI S 3 Agent. 10 Bank Place.
as For "a Lime , %,.;., H;
& inc steamer built II s szpIssy Sr ths Iase trade.
WIN me accomm9da,eens VII s at ocIack anS
T VIZ si Bay LOUIS and Pass Christian
Returning. eav 5 Mobile every Monday and Thu,sday.
stopping Biloxi City Pss Ws.ssoa asd At ssH
leaves the Warehouse on
Gays OF departure Z GSSEHnES. Agent, 10 Bank Place
,so, o1ohiIs--Cana Line steamer NJ q RI N
e. Allen fs sp ,s sksp ,,ss
Hs sfe9nmodsiiop: ths NfT Ts3s
oeIoc and ,e Ra5aod on be aSa Of Se oclock cars
e. q I'D Ssa baans' On
$: ;s; sss
q leaves the on
For C0vingtOn.
s. MAIL IA tIiNaE; u. A4s:nd a s
Tor ss' ssss.
:. hEAVES NkW ORLEANS: LEAVES COvlN9TON.
Sssasy
Friday - 10 - - Thursday, 81 - -
Saturday - IL :. - saturday, :. -
ssI sas ss Tss & s
Vi aepatufs FOR eiInel P>rcs " ngne on
-9.1 WV: Z. oosnl1N1 q ~. 90 Oonllon sueee:
~ \ Friday kvening Packet-FOr Mont
l~Eas3 gomery and Wetumpka-Th he fine and fast rum
x1i1as1!lIE ming steamer FARMER. William +. James.
sas s Y isFR
TN =. SeGek' s3d arriving At Montgomery every
in mail time. iaN 3m
.,.a5 : For l.on;.yiIIerbs snne,or and swift RIM
sIHA6.tIA ming PASSENGER steamer Ai,EX SCOTT
T.. I. Sturgeon, master. will leave for the
above and al! Intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, I'd
unsurpasseg Apply On board or 10
-, SIhoIHEh BhOfHEks, Agents,
apI 40 f0ydras street.
.KsS Regular Red River Packet steamer
aas.,.. port Nachoohss and xsndIia-The new.
superior e aad swirl running packet steamer ECQ
WY " ithenpury, master, VIII Leave on w EDNESDAf,
the ~ Instant at O'clock p NJ For freight or passage,
F- h. regular Memphis Packet steamer
IIEsaa44aasS$@s( GEN.WOhTH1For Memphis, Columbia,
- !r Napoeon, GIeenyilie. Pnnceton and Lake
ne ana swift running passenger packet
steamer GEN WORTH INV. jerks, master, viii leave for
"a APRIL al clock p M For freight or passage apply on
mhS " r. r. SMiTH II povdyas g.
:. . : - -
Max. Il nSgHi "a a1uisnhe facket steamer
11ONhhn HlLL no. S-f9 Loulsyine,
deUn and Paducahhe elegant and swift running
ger packet steamer BuNKER HILL No. 3, 8. F. Miller,
maser will leave for the above and al intermediate ports
v. inst. Mt 5n' n raight
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

EVN We have Just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening an invoice Of the finest PER FUMERES, SOAPS
COSMETlCS, etc, offered in this city. Customers
and visitors respectfully invited TO call and examine our
stock which, feel satisfied will please fhis ASSORTMENT
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS, from the exquisite Fowers;
CoLoGNEs, from the French, German, and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS Of every variety and odor;
P0MATUMs, from the factories of Lubin Dupuytrs
Roussel, and others;
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description;
POWDER BOXES AND PUFFs; TOILET POWDER etc. etc.
Together with an extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, TooTu }RusHEs
COMBS, NAIL BRUSHES, etc.
III For sale at +. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
fei0 IL corner Camp and Gravier sts
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FEMALE MEDICINE,

d. Townsends SaIsapariia sovereign and speedy cue
~ incpient anelheSs rfq'dpsps tefI, or
Whites, DISTRACTED difficult Menstruation, Incontinenoe
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
prostraon of the systemno whether tho result OF
inherent causes produced by egularty, Illness
accident. Nothing be surprising than
effects on the human frame. Persons, al weakness and lass
tude from taking at become robust and full of energy
of the female frame. which the great of barred.
1t will not be expected OF u.s. cases of delicate
exhibit certificates of peormed we can
the afflicted that hundreds of have been reported
Thousands of where families have been without
children after using few bottles of this invaluable nledelne
have been blessed with fine. healthy offspring.
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sEEl!S2Hzf]|M9|

SCOTCH AND BURTON ALES Prime
~ quality, in Isnts and quarts for sale by
milo JOHN TOOIE, 25 Bank Place.
ZINE OLD IRISH WHISKY-Of fine fla
in puneheons and five gall ION demohns, for low
by lmhlOl JOHN TOOLE 70 Bank Place.
OLD JAMAICA RUM-Genuine as imported,
~ in puDcheons, for sale by
milo JOHN TOOLE, % Bank Place
CHAMPAGNE-lO baskets of Colbert u Co.'s
very superior Champagne just received and for by
leo SAMUEL WOLFF. % Camp ST.
I Wv PEAS-lO0 bags, just received per bark
Cher Jkee from ChaTeSCn. imported expressly for seed
Tor sale BY BAREI.i.I Il 90. 81 Common ST.
pETlT GULF COTTON SEED-For sale bv
mhlI A. j. WRIGHT 6 co. q Gravisr st.
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French Language.

PROFESSOR A. Observation-Disclosures Les
sousn the above. TRANSACTIONS from English into French
Apply AZ the office Of tn Crescent the of
Apollo and Calliope streets. dill
ESkOOklHN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.-Tne
- Brooklyn Warehouses, Agers, opposite Orean
are now IN readiness TO receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the MORT II intended for
SHIPMENT Having 1900 feet front the nyer wharves
in front Of the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
rom will be found ae discharginE of steamers al.
Charges fixed low rates, and every aecommoda
on offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers in
me upper county Ii is the wish of the ompany 10 suual
Inc conyeniences Of the Atlantic Dock, OF New York.
TO visit the premises.
1 CASEY Sa,ra,a,y
St'nton s, Co.; K. +. Nchols isS II
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r, nOnDrC,, y 80 ---.---
tTCODhlCH W w. 0fer tor sale at their Ware
~ houses and % Common street. the following ARTICLES
at the lowest wholesale prices Their stock OF ClERi rs
is large and worthy the attention of the trade
1000 packages 8 ID, u tb and Q ID boxes Teas:
200 half chests snnerior V ii and Im1ar,aI 40
400 half chests ordinary and good Black do
q do do Craen ~ '.1I'e,'oii
10 half chests Ensisb BIeakf Tsas
$50 packages Lowering Loaf SugaT.
$50 do NewOreanz Renal y ,'o,x,
Hoo do ossortei Mactsra1. eu Sus"
100 boxes and drums Cnjtis
aOO do iitcbfsiJ (, T ~ s. A a,..; ~, n,
25O do Star Tondas ~ huaiiaiune Cahdies'
nd mata Casts a""e''
I'M haas pSnnn.
oast n .ppsi L. NIL,
mn o ash I gS oMpro Mauuer;
IA cass s IRE S,Iackers. .
~ c,isAs Dyds f0rter and Ale;
,d n@ gases ,EnSnsh forteT;
ou ~ kegs bndgewater Mails;
~ packages Raymond GODDARD Brandy;
40 blsquM Tric0ehe's do;
,n6 ppes nowarn March y 20. Madeira;
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Counterfeit Abound!!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRATORS areCon
tereits of DALLEYS. The worthless men who sell them
hope that by stealing they induce the public
believe that their the virtues ohe genuine
articles. Buy of none but authorised Agents.
~AHsad to the peculiar marks upon tie gem
mia,e and obserOs that tie name, H. Dali
LEY" be WRITTEN WITH PEN, IN diferemt
colored Ink, on the envelope of each boo and that
no other be upon 1T.
s General Depot for the United States where all orders
addressed will be promptly executed,
ii. DALEY Il CO.,
415 BroadDav, Nep York.
$ on 7 HERN DEPOT,
101 Chartres street. New Orleans.
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA, ALA
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNES-
SEE, and the City of ST. LOUIS in the State of MIS-.
SOURI,, will be promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT ACO.,
auD Bm Gsns-at 8gents fo- sai4 2'f-ritor,
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AGENCY OF
FAN II Trry - ~

AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN, nTARETT d CO. COGNAC.
'l'HE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the old established house of Arbouin Marett Il
10 prepared TO receive orders for their very superior
GOGNAC BRANDiES, upon the most liberal terms; TO be
esed In any quantity, or to any port that be required
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-02

NUNDRIES-
~ BRIGHT VARNISH--30 barrels;
PITCH AND TAR-50 barrels each
WHITE LEAD-250 kegs, all grades
BOILED OIL-500 gallons;
MANILA AND TARRED ROPE-AD sizes;
Together with general of Ship Chandlery fol
sale al low prices, by L. WOOD IL co.
d. Post a. I'd Mun'y, and Red Stores, 81 Mun'y.
SHIP CHANDLERY, etc. etc, comprising
~ Manila and mp Rope-of all sizes;
SFum Pitch Tar; Rosin;
ps-Hemp and Cotton;
.ks--cfall sizes;
ateh elfpller Sheves-al sizes,
Paten Roller Bushings;
ssykes and Nails
O&rs and Skulls--all sizes;
Paints, OILS and Varnishes,
HaTdware-a general assortment for snip use;
Crockey, EaIthenware and Glassware
Brooms and Buckets;
Pumps and Rigging Leather;
Sailors Clothng Boots and Shoes;
Groceries, Wines and Liquors-of all descriptions.
LR For sale on the most reasonable terms, by
y. WOOD ~ co, on the Levee, Post q Second
mig My and No. Red Stores, Third My.