davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21

The Paris CORRESPONDENT of the Philadel
hia ReUister oivac ne tho Collowino.


The Paris correspondent of the Philudel.
phia Register gives US the following:
"A morning paper relates funny Iiue
anecdote abou, an old man in Paris who
lived very happily until Mrs. Stoves novel
lodged in his head all sorts Of colored
manias. The old man, rich as aSouthern
planter, had from that time but one fixed
idea-to make black man happy. There.
fore, he dismissed his white domestic, and
went to an lntelligencer Office TO obtain a
black one. They gave him groom as dark
as Erebus. The old man received him with
all the affabilty Of an American Senator,
and introduced him into his house rather on
the footing Of friend than a servant. This
state of things lasted week, when the old
man received ar anonymous letter.
Sir it said, you have in your service a
! dyed negro. Your servant is white of the
lowest species. You are the dupe Of po,
Of backing Indignant at this revelation
the old man conducted his man into the
closet.
Wretch said he, | know all. There is
soap and water, and a towel; give you an
hour TO wash yourself and pack up your
clothes.'
AT the end Of an hour, he returned ant
found his man as black as ever. 'What !!
he cried. you are not YET Washed y Blu
| am black replied the other; Il can't wash
myself white = Il tell you, rascal, that
know all. Wash yourselr.'
AT the end of two hours there was new
visit 10 the closet; the black was still black
and there was reasons for it. which belonged
10 the coast Of Guinea. Irriated by wha
he took 10 be obslinacy, the old man con
Quoted his domestic 10 the commissary o
police; the magistrate having proved the ser
want fast color, his master took him bach
and redoubled his kindness toward him.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21
Agricultural EXPO frOun Ohio.

Mr.. Mansfield, in q |s number of
Railroad Record, has !, pains 10 asc
tain the amount Of agrit ''uFal products
ported from Ohio in one eag. Ind has DIV
his readers very intere| ing article on
subject, from which we ..hefWhat folio,
Ohio has in progress conslfuclion
largest extent of railway ana also the |
gest amount Of surplus p6l,ice 10 carry
No other State compaFl With her in
respect. Take the folio Nih4 general fac
advance. In 1851 her vSans|crop. in rot
numbers, (Which was ca ID offin 1856
amounts 10 thirty.fve n..|ioI,8 of bush,
This was about one fol.IIIl oF the en-
amount raised in the w.0|e Union. Z
State contains two milf 6f ineoble.
their consumption of BIRD 81 Nds ne
fore Twelve millions Of I'll and.
surplus twenty-three ~ 0ds. By
actual exports we reach following res,
of the years operations
Wheat crop of 1851, 35,OoO,OOo |
Export to 1st October, 1862, i9,OOO000
Consumption, M ,12,0OO.OOO
hemainlng on hand, 3,400,O00
About loper cent. Of ecrop Of 1851
mained on hand for thd Iex, wear. Fl
Toledo, considerable am ms of wheat
flour, produced in lndAna are expor
Allow 100000 bushe for this, and
annual export of The crd of 1851, was
100000 of bushels. T1e TT g Troos
Reports show that tho tliiire expou Fl
The United States, of W i and -four 10
e,ign Por's' was much Than the expol
those articles from the 6iale Of Ohio
other words, Ohio supp |'ss all the breadst
exported from the UNI d States to all
world, and portion Of |||at consumed NJ
and Soulh besides. Nef is this all. 9
exports more agricuIi4fal products,
manufactures from uIculura produ
Than is exported from ,he Whole I'm
States with the exceptbn only of cotton
tobacco!
"lt comes to this, thtb, that though OF
Western States send 4nch produce to
Atlantic, yet if the e3borts of Ohio v
taken oul, there would 1o, be one bushe
wheat or pound Of f'sat TO send abrc
This, then, settles one 1oint, that Ohio sta
alone in regard TO the Dnion, as the grea
Iproducer Of surpluses pr foreign marke
Tho Records give ,ables TO show
general result, which 1ill be found mel
the exact truth than itnsualy found in S
tables. These show Inerely the total ex
Of agricultural proddsss from Ohio, bu
nor include manu- Idcnres or miner
the amounts Of whI6b are large. In
tables, variable measufes and quantile
The same article are se1uced 10 conn
standard for conveniepce. The follow
are his
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21

SINGULAR OccURRENcE,-On Saturday al
lernoon, while q young man on walnut
near Fifth street, was engaged in kindIng a
charcoal fire. he was seen 10 give sudden
leap, and then fall forward as it dead. lie
was Immediately picked up by some men
who were passing al the time. lie soon re-
covered, and when asked what was The mat,
ter with him, he replied .ha, his head and
face felt badly, and he supposed somebody
had knocked him down. While kindling
the fire, he had been inhaling the fumes OIL
charcoal, which, Notwithstanding the hr(
was out Of dvors, produced this unusual anc
nowerCul efTect.-Cin atlas,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21
$26,0l2,82C

Some OF the Banks of Michigan have
commenced the issue OF fractional Bills oI
The denomination of 81, ,25 and 81 so, owing
to the scarcity of silver change. Michigan
we believe, is regarded as Locoloco Slate
and, as a matter of course, this move will
be regarded as eminendy democratic.
Cincinnati has five hundred and forty
eight gambling establishments. A preu!
good TAX this upon honest men,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21
MELANCHOLY slGnr.-Dr. Reid. traveller

MELANCHOLY SIGnT-Dr. Reid. traveller
through the highlands of Peru. is said TO
have found lately in the desert of AIacoma
the dried remains of an assemblage of be-
ings, five or SIX hundred in number, men,
women and children, seated in sem.circIe
as when alive, staring into the burning waste
before them. They had not been buried /;
life had not departed before they thus sat
down, bu. hope was gone the Spanish in
vaders were at hand, and no escape being
left, they had come hiIher TO die. They
slil sat immovable in that dreary desert
dried like mummes by the effect oi the hot
air, they sill kept their position, sitting up
as in solemn council, while over that dread
Areopagus silence broods everaslnglY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21
and stern manhood is struggling with his

and stern manhood is struggling with his
tears, ere his smiles are chased away.
Oh. there's intellect there-ihere's poetry
there-there's genius there; but remember
GeIhsemane--I forgot not Calvary! !
know the rocks were rent anG the heavens
darkened, and 'stone rolled away and a
cold chill strikes to nv heart when | hear
Jesus of Nazareth lightly mentioned.
Oh, what are intellect, and poetry, and
genius. when with the Jewish voice they cry
Away aoith HlM!' M
With MARY let me 'hathe his feet with
my tears. and wipe them with the hairs Of
my head.'
And so went away sorrowful.' that this
human preacher. with such great in,eleciu.
al possessions, should ye. lack the one thing
needful.'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21

A word of kindness is seldom spoken in
vain. Ii a seed which, even when dropped
by chance, springs up flower.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21
THE TELEGRAPH.
PUB-lSHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, BY
A. THOMSON.

- InOMOON.
= TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One Dollar and Fifty Cents,
If paid in advance,
Two Dollars within the year.
If not paid until after the expiration of the veal
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
i'll be charged.
GFNo paper will be discontinued until all ar
rearageS are paid, except at the option of the pub
fishers.
GTAll communications on the business of the
office must be postpaid to secure attention.
u To Clubs, of ten or more, the paper will
be furnished at a liberal reduction in price.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21
Aggregate value,
$4O,21G,736

Aggregate value, $40,21G,736
This is supposed TO be rather below than
above the amount. This export is surplus
of our productions above the wants of the
Slate--a clear profit. If we suppose the
landed properly in Ohio to be worth five
hundred millions, which is not far from the
value, the net profit ON il. shown by this ex.
por, of surplus. was eight per cent. In adj.
diiion to this, the farmer and family receive
their support, rents, &C., so that the actual
profit on moneys invested in good farming
land considerably exceeds eight per cent.
The following is the statement of ugricul.
lural exports from the United States for The
year ending June 30, 1852:
Products on animals $7S99, ,655
Vegetable food 16,877, 7,844
Manufactures orSoap, Candles,
Leather, Boots, Shoes and
Furniture, l,734,82l
Total, $260l2,82C
i The exports las above) from Ohio, exceed
those Of the whole Union TO foreign counwie:
(ol these arlices) full fifty per cent
The forty millions of dollars received in
1859 by Ohio. (oi her products, is amos
entirely added TO her capital, and will reple
sent the years increase in The acluul value
of property. Such State, while such I
stale Of things continues, is in the highes
state Of commercial prosperity.-Cin- Gaa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21
Rates of Advertising,

NNNVOS VH AUVUEtHSNHb'
One squae Q3 lines or less) three weeks, ST. 10
Every subsequent insertion, q; ,:3:i:: 26
One square, three months, : 90
One square, SIX months, 90
One square, one year, +: =: F: 4: s 90
One half column, one year, .: 20 90
Three-fourths of a column, one year, : : 26 90
One column, one year, "a: /: 30 00
GJAdvertisemerts not having the number of in
sertions marked on copy, will be continued until
forbid and charged accordingly.
GJCasual advertisers must pay in advance.
uJOb Printing, /, of everydescripton will
be executed with accuracy and neatueSs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21

number Of the
81 pains 10 ascer-
HuFQl products ex-
a6 hnd has given
|'|pg article on the
'bef what follows:
cohslfnction the
md also the lar
sasce 70 carry off.
3 NiIh her in this
n general fact in
eascrop, in round
Iled oHfi 1887
Hons Of, bushels
Lid. sIU
i0|e Union. The
'.sof people, and
Eas here.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21

Oats, potatoes, and other small articles,
are not included in the above, nor are the
manufactures of agricultural products, such
as soap, candles, potash, buckets, furniture,
&c. the aggregate of which will make sew
eral millions in value. The aggregate val
ues in tho table, reduced to and estimated
at medium price, present the following
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21

Ub"'HOE you
Against me- was the reply, Il guess you
are mistaken this time owe you nothing.
'Oh, it is not my bill,' said the man, i am
only the collector. Ii is TAX BILL
IAh
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21

The following is from the Journal Of The
American Temperance Union:
AT late county temperance meeting
which we attended. farmer rose and said
that he was one day going to work, and an
oficious sort of man overhauled him, ex.
claiming
IM. .u
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21

SPOILED CmLp-"I We eaten so m-much bee
beef steak and tu-turkey, can't ecat my plu-
plum pudding"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07

.s<2S xUW ~ - 8Eop =
1ASznnn AyrAmS-HAvRn MAxxHr.
xksHoas. pss. s--Ths lstsst sdviess ftou thu East
- ~ he TurAish army had fs-crosd Tie psnubs
via ths object Of ssaesntslns IL fovess rstng with
out fnrsh4r Ashtins Asucient fores len n Kalar
~ q bold hat post until the return d TIE maia body
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.
Lo~s Nspsson has ofsislly nottsd the 0ovsnnsnto Of
Assa thss ~ isttr nust rssia sszisty nsutrsiwsr
bsing the alternative. "A rs
ne French Minister Drouyn D. Hugs has made sn-
szsstis reply TO Count Nesserode circular distinctly
inS tAe Russian 0oyernment that France win aid the
Tsshs IN mainttlsins their integrity.
Ths vsy LATEST accounts from visnuA state that ths
Turks bad ATTACKED aalats and Brasr but the result
Of the engagement was not yet known.
THE EUROPA's PAeSA0B, ETC.
Mswyoax, Dec. es-JThs Europa sneountsrsd vssy
hssvy weather during her passage shs btinss . pas
HAvAE COTTON MARKET.
NkwYonz, Dsc 1.-THE Europa brings datssfrom IIavrs
to the 18th Nov There was fair demand In the cotton
Market With ssiss Of 5000 bales during the week the
sales the trade being moderate Prices were nrm but
without quoabs change The stock hand the 18th
Nov. was $1,000 males
EASTERN AFFAIRS I'll
There was NO doubt that grand movement vas In
contemplation BY Omer Pssha his Government, and
which the re-psssaes Of the Danube served 70 mask
The Russians were sending their sick and wounded to
post on the Arabian borders the hospitals in Msdavia
and wslachia mot adordipg Sufficient room for them.
The Liverpool papers Of the dsy Of the luropas dspar
turs contained accants that would indicate good deal
Of fighting between tho advanced posts Of armies
but no important result had bssn reported Cannonad-
Ing had bssn heard IN various directions and from this
not battles were Anuetured for the benefit Of stock
jobbers.
Reinforoemsnts were hurrying to the Russian army,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07

PAssEroEFs AKasvEp- Ths ship Lemuel Dyer, forty
dss from HAvrs arrived sat evening with 2ss passengers
0ny two dsahs occurred the passage end these
su 10 gratifying TO note the comparative freedom
op disease ON those vssse which arrive at Nswrlsans
NeWfork.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07
Telegraphic.

Nep York, Nov ga letter in the Herald from Consul
Sanders at London states that the Porte advised
Austria that unless she withdraws from her frontiers
her neutrality is guaranteed by England and France
will declare against her Kossuths agent openly
received at Constantinople aud Kossuth will be
70 Constantnope and placed at the head of strong
sion to march on Hungary unless the above complied
with. The letter offers have been to Cap
tain Potter Of the Golden Age and Howard the owner
which will probably result in their going to Constanti
nopie
Wellington, Nov 2o.-The President to-day appointed
w Whitman, editor Of the Troy Budget postmaster
at Troy, vice Bosworth, resigned.
ool Mannypenny, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs will
report In favor OF further appropriations extngush the
indAn title TO Nebraska Territory, and in organ
sng territorial Government whether the Indian titles
are extngushed or not
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07
To Close the Estate OF J. II. Groves, Ess-...fin
Dwelling ON Camp street.
nv 7 REARD a. MAY. AuCtioueerg

GATURDAY, December 10, at II o'clock, will
sold at auctoe at Banks Arcade for account Of the heirs Of me
CERTAIN lot Of GROUND thereon.
District, The bounded ~ Camp. Coliseum Orange
forming Race Streets
80 feet front Race street. By dsh 81 ~ fss
back alley feet inchss In mont
inches lines by 90 feet Of ground used
the CITY New Orleans but nsed
in and occupied by the owner Of dwelling.
Ths commodoua Dwsilug two
having the
Dwelling Kitchen and ryanss ron. bath houss
huby and yard paved thoughout the whole in hns
well for family yrsdeuce =.
The time 10 e between the
OF 10 and O'Clock. ~
TRIMS OF third and years. credit
for the with interest per cent
from maturity and not then PAID to bear interest
final payment The improvements TO b
BY the purchaser snd the policy be transferred to ven
DOR until the f'st note paid.
IL Act Of STARK, P the Of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07

R. m MONTGOMERY 4 co.'s SALES

etock Of 9ro0crlce ana. ,~se'
BY r. M. MONTGOMERY & CO., Auctioneers
SATURDAY, December 10, at 10 O'clock, Will
~ be block the prsms Of Felicity hsso sns
IL ss%: sssssn II GROCERY together win a1'ar's !.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07


r.... 1....,a ". ~ -.-.,-.
Dan worning Jor,, f ~ c1 ne OF the Kings
~ -.OA w otsc oi octoDer 10 the 18th
$500 '''''s' wv nua no news q much in
Ths ou.stior ~ ,,.,.-. s,,.... ..n 80
tyss- ~ x uue'os renamed unsettled The
sfi -. orr,s.s. - Ss.slsa sns passing OF the bill
tions ~ ths sioIrssI ss LEI 0nss.r inc propos-
~ = 80 so.s-s eeVrgtsIy wItn regard 70 RESPONSE
srd ~ ~ s1 ~ put IN the meantime
5sr $3.50 =. pssns sne usnef loss OF revenue, the
ASopsed resolution similar to one acted upon In
hi Shss ~ e q Levied under the i'm
v,mber in.s ~ st AN -, shsc. isom .ns "a Of No
inse, 10 sccofdancs with the last existing tariff.
~ h's under these creum
m.sss - S, s'e y p'aced IN the per-
\ IN, - Isca isseaAon ~ the colony and especially
sny ssssn ~ l. on speculation or to
fhs r,ass.r -. ~ ~ N, 1neussu, .
consd.,sd ~ me contemplated excise on spirits Is
Supplies Of smUorsa s aSa VIII probably be abandoned
articles most ID demand ana ~ Ise.ss ample me
csndlss 800 ''''s', 'ar' rice, cornand
rfoduos Is quiet, IN Commercial Adv, 10th.
AhhrAL or JOHN MncHsL Nsw Yoax-John
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07

BoilzR EuIoaos.-The boiler in the foundery Of W.
Bates at Frvspor Pa, exploded the 18th inst one
end Of Il passing through the foundery and killing in
stanty son Of the proprietor and citizen Of Preepor
Who happened to Be in the building at tho time third
person was severely soaded The second portion Of the
boiler was thrown several hundred feet into the air and
fell on house near at hand, nearly demoishing it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07
Died:

Died:
On Monday morning December at O'Clock Mrs CATHERINE
aims HYNES, native Of the county Of Meath (sand
vile OF Mr. 'Ames Gionsy undsrsks and Mr. Thos
q The ends Of both families acquaintance generally in
vted TO attend the funeral THIS AFTERNOON O'clock from tn.
residence Of her husband street. District
os Monday, December at carrolton, L s. s. sPRAGUE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07

Honx1B1z ~ At A early hour yesterday
mosninx ~ dea4 body q IN nkt In q adsanosd ass
q drss.ps,.ti0s and vrappse n eo.rss k.stst o.
and s..onss ss;ssss ne sia hss vsssSy ~ sos.
esslsd from the lime = IL dth uali ths nsAt bsaor,
ia spos the ads.wsi y those Who d's0vssd 4 i 8.
morning. ~ ~ x 5ss !.
RrcoRDRR WINTERS CouRr-Fyrsf Disfrief.
Mr. Fibsrt better known by the euphonsous and sns-
sh.s sosah q Charley. w. ,d Ps1: ID uea:s
snswsr charge prsssd sssipss him BY ono Samuel q
cobs q srocious assault ard severe battery e which
desire and TO the great prejudice Of hs psronsl comfort
CuTrINa -Plauche Enge was arraigned yes
on Philippe street and for nskIns smAli cash With
lafEs knife upon the body Of one Murphy. Ia
TB1AL BY JURY-Oficer Hornsby deposed
~orthisss ehsracts aad further could vs sood &C.
count Of himself but was according 70 bis own confession
snsf sns 70 To- -. ~; sSFps. sss
accordingly ssnt befOfs the Fist District Court.
LARoENY.--Chas. Van Schmidt was Arraignsd
yesterday ON an adAvit made BY M Meyer charging
hin with having stolen from the sto Of aant lot q
small articles valued at So He vas required 70 givs
Court ~ ~ - z & .5.s
BREACH OF TRusT.-J. A. DeHart was yes
terday arragned before Recorder Ramos on deposition
made BY Q, n. Terry, charging him with breach Of
trust Mr. TeRy states that some time in the month Of
August last he entrusted the Of $500 In the hsnds
sssussc directing him to psy Nth certain sslitis.
verify believes and charges auduenty disposed Of the
sum aforesaid to his usc and benefit DeIart Wa
required to give $500 security for his appearances when
~ The merchants Of our city, impressed with ths
Importance Of establishing Exchange organised 20
TO secure reliable ntelligencsn by mail and BY tele
graph from parts Of the world have signisd their in
~ dos. H. lat hsfr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07
To the Ladies.
Z M A D A NJ PL ATEN

M n y a M r u A 7 Il N
respectfully one her services Of New Orleans for
he treatment Of the following diseases, PROLAPsus UTERl
WHITES, PRoFUsE ANB PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN EN-
aoReEhENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
treatment adopted BY her that thsso rova
me most Surgeons Of Paris h and
ito success here Of which she has ample testimony and the
ladies she can refer 10 ukss dssass
OF the Uterus not Of canesrous nature,
dsvosss herss srcasivsy The diseases LADIES' and
can be consulted DAILY, at her residence,
myIs eptf ,sa n 100000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07

srrcrpE Bosros-Israel O. Rice, provision dealer
member Of the Common Council and Director Of the M
change Bank Of Boston, hung himself the morning
the 3oth in that city account IL is supposed Of being
embarrassed In hs pesunary Affairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07

IC ON U hieNEsd.
Dan Rices Amphtheatre still continues to draw crowds
Of the enlightened fashion Of city Tonight Dan
presents an entire change programme The justly oee-
orated rider Jean Johnson will appear. Mr.. Hamilton
viii introduce the learned grizzly bear Jenny The nov
city Of the camel and essant race and the pony and
monkey races is to gil the house to oyerowing We
advise all who wish to see the fun to go early.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07

DEFALcA1IoN WALL srKEEr.-Ws street N. Y, was
thrown into great ccmmston the 2sth thavng been
understood that the general partner in extensive house
doing businssan that street name not gven) had sud-
denly taken sqhs 100000 to $4,000 and abscondsd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07

Consumption Durable.
BEACH'S BREAST LINIMENT
Il Not only all hose aches the breast sides
back ubduss the Inflammation the chs and throat
which eonsapvs liable TO- but entirely the
Their formation Of ubercss The Of this nmens with the dec
tons and given the directions invaluable either
already afflicted with the disease predpossd it,
The principle Of this treatment founded the atsst aod
not but be approved Of.
For sale by E. D. BEACH, NJ d. Chsm. and Apothecay
Of Chars and Custom House Streets THOMAS RANKIN
Poydras and Camp SYME Carondslst
d5 6t2p<W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07
DIR. Edo. .Je,s,.es Core.

DRUGGIST, No. rs Camp at.
DR. T. ,. coxE's PREPARATIONS, 10 srtsu.i,. USE %,
hsary fifteen years. have BY their acquired reputation
n'o passed squAed BY similar NORTH
SOUTHERN COUGH syrup
aATkAcT on corAivA, sARsApARILLA AND cUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGEs
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF ANN prp
hANENT CURE OF THE PILES -
a. Prepared at No. Camp street bv DIR coxv =. .
sale by Druggists generally =, az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-07

Nay and boarding School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ D. DIMIrRY
q The above Institution has DAY September H. issa
opened its Eleventh Annual Session. 70 receive poud
srs, Half Boarders and Day Scholars.
honsvangsd systems Of superficial ostert books Of
Questionable proPsy, adopted. spsd o
tbs physical the mearAsnins and ysops
mert Of ths pupil.
language. :
Apply in person, by letter. the Institute rIyoL crRcE
South sastssction. "a, -.