davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22
@y2 oo,. a. . CARD. .n,1.,,.n

GSss A CARD. -
9IffYSS DoCT. +. GouRAUD, ~
Medcd Doctor, a graduate oi the Academy oi
Medicine aud Surgery OF Paris, Fmnr,
6f~-n-, SURGEON OCullST, sz,..-~;,N
~ DENT fist, -SsI
AND PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY
has the hnnol 10 apprise Tho Ladie. ami Gentle
men oi Newport anl ylriniiyi and, IN general
hi. old aclL,inianccs and io,mcr patients, ior ih'
sixteen years past; that he has lrgum dnew
his former practice Of Medicine and Surgery, al
his Dwclling, No. 10 Bridge Street; where lie
sicrs his professional services 10 them, AZ a SUI
Ieon Dentist and Oculist his long experience and
reasonable warrauiies, given Ia those Who / lact
confidence in his skill, drNerity and prlnruE noes
"a giving general satisfaction, viii huv" the merit
to assure an enlightened public that their arnn-
age will not be met with, under regal Ia ihet
trust, either f,r themselves or their children IN
regulating the defects oi rh"il r'ih N the din,
ent operations performed in the at Of fcnilstl
upon them.
Asa Surgeon Ocu'ist. in the VA irtics of dis.
eases either chronics, lnlun.ua'o les or acci L.
nls, which aflct the Eyes aud the Sight, rhr
in young subjects or older ones: the Duriur du-
ring his late so'ourn ~ the city 0f Paiis, h.
by deep scientific and labmious studies, render.
ed himself emincntly acquainted with them,
piihtlDaly WIN thiSf lIf
performed on STRABiCS SUBJECTS, or
Squm Eyed.
This delicate operation which gives immediate
relief To an awkward and disagrecablc dciormi-
ty of nature, performed lay skillul operator, is
reduced To about 30 seconds, or, To the hiihest,
20 one minutes anxiety; and, no other hurt or
scnsa,ion than the icclm. al IA mite of sand en-
icring under the Eycds, or the prick Of a fine
;ambric linen needle, introduced in the flesh;
As an evidence, the only sight or inspection Of
the instruments used in performing the opera
tion, will le all sufficient 10 induce n Srnbic
without any hesitation to desire the immediate
performance of the operation.
II il necessary here To state, that in lsil f.,
the Doctor was the First practitioner who in
troduced and performed the operation Of stral'-
isrni, in the city of New York, upon "a Strab-
les subjects, with an ndispuahle success, after
having operated upon upwards of 800 IN France.
iune23. +. GOURAUD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

DUSHTON CLARK & cos Cod Liver Oil,
IL fresh aud pure, at the only Agents. Apothc-
carries Hall, r. r. HAZARD & co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

CONGS of Labor and other Poems, by ,hn
- &. Whittier. price G3 cents. Containing the
Poem rcci,cd b, J &. Park at hi, late Lecture.
Rccollccions oi My Childhoodll Grace Green
wood
Excellent Woman, by Dr. 81 ragne; a new sup.
ply Sl,o0.
Snow Image and othc, Tales, ly IIaw whonc.
new supply, 10 cts.
Sixteen Months atthc Gold Diggings by Dan
icl B. Woods, 90 cts, for sale b,
WILLIAM II. PEEK.
jams SO lhame, Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

(ulEKOOTS, Just received "A consignment Of
~ real Calcutta Chcroots, for sale low, by
i'll = A. PARKER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

\NvlLLIAM II. PEEK has received large adj
w ditiuns To his stock of Sheet Music, max
ing il much more cxtcnsiv, than ever before.
great variety of pleasing pieces for learners
and beginners will he found, Il, well rs "A good ,e
lection Of New and Popular music.
An extensive assortment Of instruction books
continually Oh hand, at No. 80 Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

DOUSSEL'S AMANDINE, fresh lo' Just
~ r'cicvcd. The most popular and useful rem
ciy, lor chappcd hands, or hu shmss Of the skin.
al Apothccarics' Hall, K. L. HAZARD co.
IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER,

DR.. IIOUGHTON'S PEPSlN has pro-
duccd the most marvellous effects, in cur
ING cas- $ OF Debility, Endriallon, Ner-
vous Decline, and Dyspeplic Con ump,on.
ltrs impossible To give tie details of cases
in the limits OF ih, advertisement but au-
thenticated certificates have been given of
more than TWO HUNDRED REMARK
ABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, New
York and Boston alone. These were neai-
ly all desperate cases, aud The cures were
no. only rapid aud wonderful, but perma-
ncnt.
|, is a erea, NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.
and par,cu ary useful for tendency to BIZ
lous d s, rider, Liver Comp amt, Fever aud
Apur, oI badly treated Fever and Aguc,
aud the q il of Qulninc, Mercury, and 9th
or dlugs upon the Digestive Organs, after
a long sickness. A ST., for excess in eat.
lng. and the too free use of ardent spirits.
1t almost re, oncIles Health With ln,empcr-
ace.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

nRIED APPLES and PEACHES. for salc
~ Cheap al janI lOING'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22
-
15.OOO.

NCTTLE Fish Bone, ! Case prime, for sale
" IL Il. X. HAZARD & co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

NEW ARK CIDER.
p hbls. Of that Superior "llarrison Cider" ihis
u day reed aud Tor sale at RIDERS
iI3 Ill Thames II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

ERESII Havana Oranges, this day reed aud
L Tor sale at RIDERS,
il3 Ill Thames ST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

NEW Music, Te'psrchorc Polka, ty Carl
~ Bergmann.
lmpromptu pour lc Piano Forte, by Carl Berg
mann, Leader of the Gel1nania Mus Soc.
Bohemian Polka, Arrange pour lie Piano, par
Alfred Jaell
Noctmnc, for the Piano, by Chas Blumcn,hal; ;
TOR saleby W II PEEK,
is 80 Thames Street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

FEVER AND AGUE,
These B,tters have received the
HIGHEST TESTIMONIALS
ever Offered to the public IN favor Of any mcdirins
IN the world, and are approved by some oftho best
physicians, who use them in their practice.
For the most Satisfactory Proof Of the success Of
this remedy, zee pamphlets containing full partic-
ulars AMI certificates from
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
and other parties well known TO the public. Any
Individuals wishing further information respecting
this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20
IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY oWNERs! !.
Z ( R2-tdQeaUlstez. Paint,

IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNER6
Rs.5dgesU6stes- Paint,
FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPors AND ALL OFT
g DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND 4
UNDER WATER. /
~ public respectfully called the oown
tssipona. Of the celebrated BRpGEWATER PAINT Ms
add EIGHT MONTHS
use estabhed and
public she beEt FIRE AND WEATHERPRo
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED. -rl-s5.7 sYa7 ii. : 1 f
CERTIFICATE OF JNo. r. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAss
induced to apply Mineral Paint.
ana iss
'
''.''' which A.' P'yss seisy .psss'' JOHN llrR
Nswioeria, ,A.sakapss, March IS, lssa. a
oERT1p1cArEoFc CAPTAIN ST CLAIR rHoMAssoN,
-. OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
ss:.
FJs Tass4 H
me- s:s ~ s'
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT PORPOIHN.
BRIDeEwATER PAINT. for which Msars q g
i :: i
FasS q T.
forth in as Agsns oSsSsr @ anovN c...u 0,
Nswosissns, December i, 1851. - - "
oERTIFIcATR OF THE MANAaERs AND AaENrs
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK COT
Having LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with the BRIDGE
% I isiss.
d e PoR We ahssuy secommsnd said PAINT a. su
fAAso" ANadst sssasa, HUGHES. WALLET ! THOMAS,
nr. waTs1g ., 7;,.ss so; H. D;1s n...s, ,s
CERTIFICATE OF, JOSEPH BENSON. PAINTER.
sn @ sas md
ssi d II
e .: sssi ssssS
's ~. n osssns sGssns
uNDERwRwERs, cERTIFIoArE.
IL %
will a ali give preference whrs tho Bdgswas
a' aBs sss ssi Company
sDM SsRH fsss ss'ss
Joas sFhEYsRRRsTfes ssssSs
Aa sAh ssiSsssHs Dssss
In the Agents have nhsirposeson
equally pAss app
cation at their among which those
Of ship Lsodes Captain wm t shp Chares Cooper; D. Nc
Cuu Engineer and Erie Railroad; BrsvstLsu,
COL G. H. Tacot NawYosk Arnal n. 8. smh, Lieutenant
United ssatss Military Academy weas Points oliver
the Hudson River Rso
Company. ETC., sse c. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp street,
Louisiana Masasppi AaSama and Tsra
suB.AsENTs N NEW ORLEANS.
| Nisssrs. WAFERAlAN& d co. .t -
John STROUD Il co.
- = R, RICHARDS.
MAqFiissSos i ss ws,t4s e GsTp street.
4 yICKSBURG-BYRNE l. ANDERSON, =
l. GALyEST0S-JoNES L. UFFERD,
4 BATON ROU9E-LEyI KELBuM.
/ ATTAKAPAS-C. b. G.WlIILDEN. Rp2s dSWu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

BEAUTIES OF THE LIauoa- LAw.-lWi Wiliam Carrsl Of
chcopee found guilty Of having in his house about
hat pint Of liquor and nnsd $40 and costs Boston Post
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

ESOR KENTUCKY BEND, POINT ~ =
IL WoRTHINGToN, GRAND LAKE, LAKE PRO- L6$Sasskat
VIDENCE, AIiLlIKEN'S BEND, VICKSB BUR G lk -
GRAND Gull, % %R9pNEY, NAicLEz, FORT ADAMS, BAYou a
Weekly Kentucky Bend Packet steamer
LT0N-The FRANK
Stone landings
EVERY FRIDAY Of each week. O'Clock throughout the
son., freight passage apply board,
> srRofEIER d BROS, 45 Poydras street.
E- FRANK LYON will take freight for Yazoo River
L.aty yicksburg. = .-.1
E- There Clerk Wharfnges office,
opposite early Wednesday morning, receiving
nct1Q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

= I, .- -
z huE ~. Hosoaf, RA.ss ocfobsr = 1852 n
Ffanconi and his entire Tyoups cosne oss-CxxSa Ra-
cingrSteeple Caaspg Osyiek Racins-ReindesT slsdg-
ing-1ournnzenfs and Champion Fsses-Hpyposae ID Sc
IDslee Handled FEET an Cucsmysr -Lscas sear HE
Crystal Palace . III. {. 81 l..z . - s gasg "
PE1oN-Dear Sir: In confornity 10 the suggestions
made prior to yaur dstastur1 froPais % the
snbsct6 transporting the entire estabshmentof Of the
have to INFORM you that have adopted the necessa
y plans, and commenced active arrangements for carry
ing them INTO e6ect as shall be advised BY Y0u
Of teis practicabiy The ground must be at least
hundred feetin length by in width
With elevations surshndine the iatsrsE for the Accon
nodatlon of twenty or twSntysfye thousand people
In NewYofk city, apPrehsnd you will find IL exceed
iney difficult to obtain n eligible and convenient aite
building of such colossal dimensions. Nevertheleg It
mustbe obtained, even you have TO reaort t0the sub
bs 1t would be highly desirable that location for tn
ppodrome should be selected upon one Of the great
Net doubling frc the tenor Vt your communication
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

RxsiAaAABLE 1asr1NcE OF PaEsEscE MiNoirA A NHeno
BovA little boy the s6 Of of most rssp*eta ne
scitxens CT. Maddua) play the bank Of tne
river on Friday last in caupap with little neggs boy
the property J. H Hsnshaw, Of our town. Ihs SON
of Mr. NJ fell into the water on blum bank ms com
hand but fearing that the weight Of the white boy was
about to carry him the water, he grasped m iron
chain hard ~ his left hand, and without reuQush
his. hold on Young Maadu1 cried Justify for heiR which
Was soon afforded him by Mr. james Irwin wh9 was an
v.ge in hsness on fatboat the of action
Thus through the bravery presence OF mind of lit
tie negro was the life Of only chidthe pride fond
father and the idol If d8ting mothsr.sAve4 1o N
are nearly the same, neither exceeding ave ynA efF
Sara Ledger
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

u "OPENS LIST Septs-English and French
NsTTgTeN r. FOR @ YotJN1 M LAIES AS BoARnEEs ANI'
alison Iomaon For Che Terms nanesof the etc.
Judge University; Judge
RaweJ. MayBn Esq AsC Tremoulet, Ezq H. Lkett, Esq
Car Esq Johu Sde Eamuel Peters, Horecs Cam
mack Eaq Ers Levy, Esq. $3.50 sm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20
sonasthins ~ fIyssy oy

slecsed e uo s1 tne Cnaeago (iit3 Ahstfscs
lhs s, cAolsl II. sas s2Esyaaans As
1esn' u a1o - ~ " nos y y. =. -
Col. =. PATTERSON, = .nIa1aber Of the Ksntacky
.T;4 t.s,s1 u - 81. u co.,
4 ~ NJ;
g : unlo are y eafc9 ~ ~ . q sss
4. kally III bovle NlAh tfe swanp fssaF IN
n's 1as n tne 8. = a e. 2. flofsda- ~
Erysipelas III prevailing as~ an endemic near
gar1oiiton Mo- There hnypesn ssvevsi dssths rom IT,
po.-:.I = .:1.., 3 u -..,,. \, ea.4 q ...Ig5 X
3. III over 0od1u Akol =
s.-neaf few days agos aad Nas azensA
s Ats Grand Salt River Concert 'yt0 t8h6pfAcc
st the Chinese Massuua - satsrax nss s ,dyS}Sssd
IN tha phiIadeInhe u.sSIerr -
a 4; s.,s;,..+..s Y, - ! II. n. n
sxpsnds Il tss +. a. s..x
NswYok this year s n 4 -. -
- ocnx, - ~, q a !. ~ sS set
on Mr. Y. ISs - ~ !. n ase n
dayl az ~ cenls PCT sbusnsl
&. RBy. FsW. Pollard, formerly rector 5X The
Epidcoual Church n NantrrkS4 le,s n - 50 ~
jei.ed The Catholic church.
ManJ q ths empty pots n an aflsesssys
siiop are O. gaudaT dsfQratsd and neatly tso4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

pAsruL OF ELECTION JoxEs-We are not ahls 10 he
ase the result sucieaty talk about it At my
length We shah try to look the matter In thatAce
vhisnaner saws the eleotion retnrs cor.e n ratier
s,oviv No States Of sny ;mnartance haSS bse hssrd
from except Vermont and soiS,etts IN ~ u sI
mmsas. q. 49,
1ns.s, M r. W. yCu .n@s scso.y m .s
vino, ~ ~ ~ 10y !, 49,
ssava a. neAs suoat, ana she tiXes's risng
Democrae. "o a sas..ss5-s ) .s-,.4s.
Juniata county gives Pierce 275 majority. Well tH
no Odds as Toos says but its rather png on the agony
In pursuit of knoxledge under difficulties. . The
wings hunting up telegraph the night Of the Pre
DENTAL election. s7ifss-s sas Is 49, 50
Horrible Abuse of the Franinp rivfleep vs General
Frank Pierce On Tuesaav last the President slect
fapked the entire whg party up SAT- River makfne them
5I - e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20
REGULAR PACK ETS.
WaTERING PLdCEs

EOR BILOXI / and .Intermediate ~ =.
Il LAndings-Wintsr Assangsnlspt-Sfeamsr ST.
for The PRESENT. place Of The new Biloxi g
Packet fne substantial Lake steamer S Ct
Chatlss Waller with good will leave the Pon
Rnioad and returning leave Biloxi as foloSs
WEDNESDAY, so'clock cars SUNDAY EvENING. r
SATURDAY, O'Clock M. THURSDAY EVENING
~ from Biloxi and nsrncdiase Coast Landings,
% 5a Servants and Children sl 80, Deck. 81 %. .
~ The Way Letter Bag the office the Agent regularly
O'Clock WEDNESDAY, SATiR-
DAY., For freight or passage apply = :.
R,G
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

TSOR MONTGO AND We -
TUMPkA-THRogGH LINE, via ,, MsM B.sn
KA, oda being finished Cincinnat I'll
,Is Tn NGy %
well calculated the trads being bn expressly for it,
and classes A No. One.
aepi5-I : . MCDOWELL, JR., & CO., IL Foydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20
SUB. AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS
aEsssrs. PRIESFLY L BEN. ~.

Nsssrs. j. WATERMAN 4 co. -
= John STROUD d co. sH
R, RICHARDS.
EsMACPHERSoN; No. 20 Camp street.
AT M1nlLE--JhMES sG. WHITAKER.
VICKSBURG-BYRNE 4 ANDERSON,
GALyEST0S-J0NES L. UFFERD,
BATON ROU0E-LEyI KELBuM.
ATTAKAPAS-C. d. G.WlIlLDEN. = Rp9e dsWd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

ESOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH's r. (
~ LANDING MILLIKEN'S BEND, PROV
IDENcE, vICKSBURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY, 11Ii6 z
NATCHEz FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE; DON
JACKSONVILLE all intermediates landings Regular Weekly
sAXON-The
SAXON the above
and intermediate landings THURSDAY Noy at O'clock
thereafter throughout For freight
PASSAGE apply board, = -
e'7'T's STRoTaER BROS, Agents, Poydras street.
The will freight River with the privilege
ehppng vickburg have Clerk the Levee foot of
street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20
EyoR MONTGOMERY, WEgUMP

E4SOR MONIGOMER4,t tWEfuMP- 1nRsA
KArSELhA all landings Alabama River,
via Ne,vBaen EVERY ALTERNATE WEENEsDA Az. EzsssAs4
Regular Alabama River Packet GEORGIA-The
staanh built steamer GEORGIA Capt s. scui COM
Mcbride, Clerk will regular the
trade ase. October q sSsng Nsworeau and MONTGOMERY
taaity and strict attention all Her
freight psssags having apply
0GLES6Y las street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20
n OUCH % AND ,l READY W. LINE ! = 4ssAesEzs

d u oNNfBUSES-NEW ROUTE. On E$Sff ta-ffasEide
tue frslo will commence route,
running the Of Canal and Chatre streets corner
Streets Ssd onibuses will
fit and to avoid starting Az the same
Rampant street Carriages do will between the quarter
a follows;
Pauche and Epanade 10 mln TO M
Last do. INN. 10 r. A.
Charities past A. NJ
Tickets six CENTS sold in packages Of ten by the arerss and
drivers. e
v peSiiled inside the carriages, the steps,
complain the drivers will favor
by taking Of the Omnibus md reporting as it is
such as will give sasinc
aon l,iS t3 ~ ~ .hose wy" M ~ w NN l. H. SIAWSON 4 CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20
y mm FAMILY GROCERY STORE. .wa /

.J.FAIRCHILDA DACo.
leave inform their friends Rnd The public generally that they
have 6pened choice of FAMILY GROCERIES, No.
street, and Common Their
rely being supplied with the very best articles in the
mark ) 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

VIII leave SATURDAY, November 2O o'clock
EHOR HARD TIMES, GRAND GULF, ~ :
j, RoBNESi My; ATERpRooF q + @ l MATSHS7 e Fort .
NINE DONALDSoNvILLE and M
Packet ATCMEZ To- EVERY
packet steamer NATCHEz No. > Lsahers, MASTER
receiving freight and weave above For freight
apply on board, foot Of Canal street, or to ist- =
DR., CRrondelet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

uERTIFICATEOF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR TH0MASS0N,
= or STEAMER MAGNOLIA s. -. -!
painted the hurricane deck Of hs saTsT
hesray qualities and have 20
pronounGng SUPERIOR mine
a paint bsfors and bsisys 3
TIUN AGAINST THE EXPECTS OF SfARKs AMP CNDERsr y
ENTIRELY WATERPROOF altar hiss
months (Bigned,) 81 u TdOhA66ONs :
Neworleani, December z. lsSl. gfl,T-f; ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

NOAL TAR AT FIFTY CENTS PER BBL-
Lgh. Company haye on hand and offer for
Gallon Fifty Cents per barrel Parties purchasing
Of Tar at the Gas Work Apply
ut the Office, No. lao comnsn srsst noVia In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

Will leave TUESDAY November %, II O'Clock p.
FOR VIOKSBURG, RG,WARRENFON,. ~ =
II NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY E@aASaf E35
AND NATcHEz-R Regular tt EspAY Weekly viekst ~
burg Packet Steamer MAGNDLIAThe magnificent and
MAGNOLIA ST. Clair
For freight apply board to
f77{T 80 SMITH FiAIISTER, So Poydras street,
w The MAGNOLIA will be at the Levee This Morning ready to
freight will take freight for YA1oo City.
t There win be Clerk the Levee early Saturday morning
tore eiye freigh novl6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

EOR VICKSBURG, GRAND GULF,
RODNEY M @ HAIGIiEz e. FORT ADAMS AN BAyon lRkRfia
regular yhsbug packet
Capt John Cowden will leave EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
board or to STRoTHER BROS Agens a5 poydas
t The MEMPHIS will take freight for Yazoo River with The
priyiIeee Of at nov1 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20
TO. RENT.

TIVO LET-One-half Of a two-story House Nsst
on Bat Ba,.hoonew a as as containing fvA kichen
well suited for person having dray@ Apply to -
JOHN C0RLlS 50 New Leyee eet,
UInE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

- l6 eighth - LURMAN. In store and for sae by =
novls 1ws ~ SAMUEL WOLFF 95 Camp street.
lsIGARS-70, 900 Havana, direct Importation,
RegaIia Regais, Los Dos
Rsgain Ell Jadio Eahe FL Judo Erante
Media Regala Crurados Rsgaliss, for g. ls By
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

Will eave MONDAY, November %, at o'clock r.M..
FOR, ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW H. u
n MADRID HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, HELENA, k@@isa-fa
EON intermediate laudings-Regnnr q
St Louis H. b.. BACONThe light
D. BACON, Eaer MASTER receiving
freight will leave For freight apply
board Of Poydras street,
ElE7 o6LESBy MAoAULAY. es Tchonpiioulas street,
or STONE & WALWORTEi SO Tchouphouias street.
E wall freight all the landings the
RoylS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

Will leave SATURDAY, November 20. o'clock
EISOR VICKSBURG,W ,WARRENTON, H.g =
NEW o cARTEAsE sRANp rI GqtF g1DNEY a 2a
Vikssug Packet steamer GENY
RUISkE-EEERY SATURDAY kNESING, at o'clockThe tine
passenger steamer BURKE Bentley MASTER
above For freight passrgesapPy on board, or to
D. R. CARROLL, Garondset street. Union Row.
sB GLENDY BIRKE win Yazoo with priyi-
leee at G. Campbell.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

Will leave TUESDAY. Noyembsr 2s at 5 o'clock M.
EOR WARRENTON, NEW CAR. asy =
il THAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY, WATER L@sAs.ka @skasAa
PROOF, NATcHEz FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA
anda landngsThe
packet steamer PRINCESS, T. C. Holmes, MASTER, will
above For freight passage having splendid
nov2o D. R. CARROLL 50 carondelet street. Union Row.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

PAST AND PREsENF.-What strange chances,
strange ideas, strange systems, stange chances,
and strange fashions will sometimes come up,
and turn about, and wheel about, until old
thoughts become new Thoughts old fashions
new fashions, old ideas new ideas, old systems
new systems, and old badges of scrvitude be-
come new badges oflberty! Two thousand
FIVE hundred years ago. and breeches--pants.
neither garments, unmentiOnables, integumeuts
aud the hundred other names given to those
garments which make comfortable the lower
limbs, were considered fit only for slaves!-
and now, in this nineteenth century, they wheel
and. in the estimation of some ladies, they are
considered st only for freemen, or, rather wo-
men! Do you dispute the truth of this? You
do! Then, oh thou unbeliever. read the fact
as recorded in one of our-newspapers:
Breeches-Among the Greeks, this article
indicated slavery. What say the Bloomerites
to this 2 They came into general use about
the beginning of the 5th century of the Chris
tian era"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

ALLIANCE WITH ENeLAND.-Kossuth and
some of the New York journals are urging a
treaty of alliance with England for the purpose
of enforcing the principle of non-intervention-
They must remember that We have a small
matter Of this kind to settle with England her
self in relation to the Mosquito Kingdom
When she learns the trick of not intermeddling
with the affairs Of tAe nations on this conti-
nent, it will be time to talk of entering into a
compact with her with view of compelling
an observance of the principles of non-inter-
yention by the despots of Europe. And es-
pecially, so long as she interferes between us
and our neishbors, and 6res into our ships on
their behalf we are rot in The most favorable
position to assume the attitude of an aliant on
lhis question. Albany Reg.