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RUPTUREs CURED. -Sherman's Curative Pa
lrlss and Rupture Remedy relief
guarantee the of all Rnptore To good t npp
the preEietot'l establishments 10 ST. Charlie. inquire for
Dr. Sherman. For further particulars third
page apply the descriptive pamphlet 1y
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Captain J, Tucker, of the steamboat S. +. ].
Tabue. has our thanks for late Louisville papers.
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We are indebted to the courtesy of Hon. Il
NJ Kearney for a report of the Committee on
Health
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ducsm.pt to purchasers mills 5t9p
Clothing.
FRESH GOODSi
ALFRED MUNROE d co.,
81 MAGAzrNE STREET I
receipt of their SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK for
GENTLEMEN BOYS and CHILDREN. partial list below
MERINo COATS, OF EVERY STYLE.
ALPACA COATS, <aHs
LINEN COATS,
MER1No AND ALPACA PANTALe 0Ns.
LINEN DRILL AND DUCK PANTALooNs
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF vEsTINGs
HIHTER CLOTHING AT NEARLY COST,
CLOTH FROCk AND DRESS COATS
to be found in any House in New Orleans
FURNISHING GOODS, etc, together with full Stock Of
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
Manufactured by the "UNIoN INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
whom they are the Agents. uoE
1T ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION
ALFRED MUNRoE Co,
mhl4 s2pttW Magazine street, corner Of Graver
Todd y Co.,
CoMMIssIoN CARPET wARERooMs,
100 CANAL STREET, ToURo BUILDINGS,
Es- Are offering their immense stock Of -..
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETNG,
prices instructed close consgnmeia
~. ALso....
On hand large aad beautiful stock of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
"a feet wide, cut suit any apartment.
WALL PAPER AND TRANSPARENT
| WINDOW SHADES,
| LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. mhis 6.9p
.HisaU Books,
| Eg- Just Received at
j. c. NJ o RG A US,
Exchange Place,
Adjoining tbs Post-ofoe
THE UNITED STATES GRINNELL EXPEDITION IN SEARCH
| OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN, Illustrated with Steel Plate En-
Cravings. By DR.. Kane U. S. Navy.
POLITICAL WORKS OF GOLDSMITH, COLLINS AND WARToN-
Appieton's New Edition.
BOYS AT HOME BY C. Adams Author Edgar Clifton, etc.
DARLINGTON BY H, Aa,hor OF Cursts Of Long
wood, etc.
/ JOSEPH WILMoT. Reynolds, voLI
| FURTHER SUPPLIES.
GRIFFITH'S MARINE AND NAVAL ARCHITECTURE,
| APPLEToN'S MECHANICS MAGAZINES volumes bound.
MRS. HEMAN's POLITICAL WoRKs-New Edition, Elegantly
| Bound, in Antique Style
.-.w AEDfCAL.
MEIGs' TREATISE ON OBSTETRICS.
| CYCLIC. OF PRACTICAL medicine volumes.
MACHINES.
I PUTNAaps MAGAZINE FOR MARCH
DEBoWs REVIEW FOR MARCH.
| BLACKwooDs MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUARY.
NORTH BRITISH REVIEW FOR FEBRUARY mhls M& Wspltw
!SFaieE's Sketches of the irish bar.
| II further supply, just received at
J. O. M r. G MS,
| EXCHANGE PLACE, Adjoining the Poatofice.
|
BARRNGToRS SKETCHES OF HES OWN TIMES, OR IRELAND
AS IT WAS IN '7s.
SALAD FOR THE SOLITARY.
STRAY YANKEE IN TEXAS.
| LONDON ART JOURNAL FOR FEBRUARY.
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0DD FELLOWS HALL.-The tenth anniversary
ball of the Hebrew Benevolent Association comes
off tomorrow night at Odd Fellows Hall; and
will doubtless be grand affair, if we are to
Judge by what the celebration of this anniver-
sary has been on prior occasions
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Mrs. Elizabeth Cakes Smith, it is said, is en-
gagged to write play expressly for Miss Julia
Dean
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Dl.ssqs, .RgetRtctnes. PERI ts,,rer,u. ett

w The suescrber would respectfully call the attenionof
flante Fhysieiang and Families
e9mprislng article his line Of buHiugss
eraulnsion will b. found FRESH AND GENUINE. DurugN
saagont SODA WATER AND MEAD Of very 1
will be found az
Ech CONGRESS, BLUE LICE etc. Rooms Applied
reas9nabe terms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEFFERAH
! sDuLEY TIERS, etc, THOMAS RANKIN,
Apl aAWiys DrhRggt
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R3tVV 5SFFEytg FURNs
TONIC ALTERNATIVE EXTRACT OF,

tg- Prepared only by
". DIR. Il. j. COKE,
No. IS CAMP STREET.
EE The strongest preparation made daily nssd 10y ~
CURE OF DISEASES or THE LIVER GENERAL DEEat&G-
sIENT, With DEBILITY Of the WHOLE SYSTEM
tB To be hn at No IS Camp Of Drugsi ~
certg
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Mr.. Achille Tbibodeaux, of Grande Pointe,
Attakapas Parish, was accidentally killed on
the 7th inst, by the falling of plank, whilst
he was in the act af taking 1t down from his
corn house. He survived but two hours after
the fatal blow.
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attention !! Ladies'.

s4ffefsiOyt i. Ladies.
kB- Try JoNEs's LILLY WHITE, II you'd Iook fair
With its wonderful qualities compare.
Il beauty improves, makes the hectic look fine,
The salow look white, and the white lsok sublime
To be had at tbs Depot, where all things pure
ISL CHARITIES sTREET-then yos sure.
TT For sale by J. WRIGHT CO, Sole Agents,
mhl3 slap I51 Chartres street.
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=. An. Rmapp y W.. 3. ChandseY

DENTAL GEONS,
104 COMMON STREET,
opponte the Private Entrance Of The Charles Hote)
E9 r. H. KNAPP having had thar twenty years pracc
his proeon and being associated with Dr. CHA SDR,
OF skill and experience confident they please
them with their patronage. ianls d&WIa
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We see it stated in some of the papers, that
Elk President Fillmore will embark from this
city for Cuba 1t is said that while in this
city, he will be the guest of ex-Secretary Con
rad
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HnfEies, .Amcli0n.

Ig s. PHILLIPS woudas call the attention o. the Ladies' Os
CITY and ts vicinity that he ha THIS DAY opened, at the
81, Louis and Royal sess LADIES' AUCTION and woasr vel
selected assortment Of FRENCH FANCY GOODS, which no veil
invariably to the highest bidder.
The stock consists in part Of RICH BRocADE SILK MUsLlNs
FLoUNCED BAREeEs and FLoUNcED JAcoSETs; variety Il
other styles Goods with large assortment Of FINE En-
BRoIDERIES
Also FINE FANS SILK PARAsoIs, PORTE koNNAlEs E1ta
SHE'LL COMBS large variety, numerous 70 MENTION
ALso-.. 4
OF direct imported FANCY GOODS
LATE FIRE IN CHARITIES STREET
rr The daily II O'clock and will conuus III
every article is sold.
Bmporters desiring elose Invoices OF Fancy Goods will
we'll to avail Themselves Of this opportunity. fsb1 Up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-15

Mrs FRANCES d. GAGE.--This lady has ar
rived in this city, and is stopping at the Yer
anda. She is to commence series Of lectures
on &c Woman's Rights" at Lyeeum Hall, this
evening Mrs, Gage is o lady who has gained
no little celebrity by her prose and poetic con-
tributions to the magazines, and is also highly
esteemed for her social qualities. She is we'll
known as a champion in the cause of g Woman
Rights both as writer and speaker Wehave
on one or two occasions listened to Mrs. Gage,
and were forcibly impressed with her clearness
Of diction and originality Of style. Few women
in the country, in our opinion, possess the
power as a speaker and eloquence that she
does. A recent number of the ST Louis Demo-
GRAFT says Of her: ... -.
''She is very lady-l in her manners, pos
sessing, we should judge. good education, with
considerable natural ability, and is beautiful
speaker, and understands her mission well
Her cause is good one, and we. believe just
and we wish her and her contemporaries much
success We have witnessed, ourself, many Of
the abuses of her sex to which she alluded, both
in the Eastern and Western States, and have
anxiously looked forward to the time when
there should be change in their condition ; and
we rejoice that we have lived to see the day that
this reform has taken place and is gloriousy
progressing to certain success"
The question of g Womans Rights is q move
and perhaps an unpopular one to most of oul
readers; however, good may come of lectures
upon this subject We hope she will receive {
cordial hearing
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SUNDRIES--

SUNDRIES-- ..
~ krasks CURRANTS;
50 boxes SOAP
so bsga TARAG0NA ALMONDS;
SO bags BRAZIL NUTS
30 hags New Texas eEGANS, For sale by
mills A. +. COCHRAN HALL, sS Grayisf street.
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W'O0dnt0al's Extract of jamaica
C. NJ q Z u

U 7 N II u "
boratey prepared carefully selected articles Of tbs bs,
quality all the valuable properties
the Jamaica Ginger and warranted to be free from all ra
other propetes Of an injurious tendency.
remedy suited the Of heat and cold and is ali
beneficial when gentle sne stimulating influences
CURED Its smsant property being independent of Rleoho
its effect frequent remedy need While
strengthens debtated season.
not potent during the ncmeney winter by warsng ts
heathf principle enabling
oincipient disease which urk changing family
should without by long Journeys, by sea-
will be found invaluable. Sold by
JARVIS g. WooDMAN
pnhs Of Common and Magazine strae
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Confectionery and ice Cream

s A l. U q N.
t Subscriber fitted and Opened Mt the Corner Gina
and GsIondelet streets, extensive
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY. n
for the bis friends and the pube generally He
keep constantly supply the best Of sv,y thing
line and soeita share patronage bestowed
al Stand, Of Royaand ST. Peter streets.
Canal 4 Esrrp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-15

Linen GNnlbrsC E0s,tskercHtefs
AND SHIRTS,
AT s. N. M DYts.
linen CAMBRIA HANDKERCH1EFs, AT TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS READY HEMMEp Another large invoice, jsst
ceived, eQas to the las lot.
LTEEYIsk,
HALE DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS,
FOR NINE DOLLARS.
s. N. MOODY,
CORNER CANAL STREET,
feb2T lptf and Exchange Place.
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GaIierv OF Ola Paintings,

IT.
s large Valuable Collection of PANTINGsno> OPEN
free pub! prices which hold cut o m
a,csmsn mi To rprchs,ars 5t9p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-15
Ernptuafed Steel Gums.

t splendid assortment this species GUNS
opening Certificates Of their superior Shooting Propetsa Ill
Other description OF Guns will cheeuly shown thOe wishing
purchase fine Guns.
authorized to refer to Of ds
ton who have purchased Gnnsef this description from him
tH- For aale, Wholesale and Refill, at GUIof's,
mhe Corner ST. Charles and Canal Btreeta
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Creme DE R0M%y Champagne,
IAcnIIESSnN a ELS BRAND

An entirely from the Crane de BoaEy oher bLa
E NOW LANDING baskets the above and other branJs
quarts plnts will receive the day.
further supply
This Wine decidedly superior other Champagne mpaa
into This market nsis we'll Known by all who have tFiea
FILLS CREME DE BoUzY FLEuR DE sItIERL
B Also hand my uaunl assortment Of the WINES
LIQUORS in the market which will be sold enable
any other house in the city.
janis 2psf sEwELL T. TAYLOR, No. Is Roynl street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-15
,EEair EBue .soencu.

g UIoN Corner Of st, Charles Canal Streets is the
gent for PHALoN's and BATcHEL oR'S HAIR DYE.
EF- FRESH INVOICES RECEIVED ny EVERY STEAMER.
PHALoNS INv76oRAToR, c1IREHuGH'S AND BARRYs
TRICoPHERoUs.
Is- Sold Wholesale aud Retail, at GUToN'S,
mig Corner Chorles ard Canal stres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-15

Eseraltftklh REOfsk,

E we'll having undergone
pairs during pget summer the prbse and
Proprietor Eraeu avora wsad solicit
same. ".
Es Families unsurpassed M, liz.
in tho South. Ie4s 2pAWfl J. w. YOUNG, puttm,
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LATEST [ ELEGRAPHlC NEWS
TO THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
asp tbr National lins.
sr ATE I,EGISLATuRE.

STATE LEGISLATURE ss7
BsToN RoUGE, March Ia. - Senate. - The
House bill authorizing the city to aid the
Pon,chartrain and Mobile Railroad was passed,
and both quarantine bills were laid on the table
by the casting vote of the President.
House.--The General Appropriation bill has
been under discussion all day. An appropria-
ton Of $4,000 was refused to furnish the Univer-
sity building SIC, 900 was appropriated to the
Charity Hospital, $4,000 to the Female Orphan
Asylum, and $4,000 to the Fireman's Charitable
Association. s
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, March l3--In the Pork Market
the demand continues light, and prices still
have downward tendency The Quotations
are 1913 25 for prime, and $15 so for mess.
Sales of lard in bbIs at 10tc per h.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
F CINCINNATI, March 13.-The quotations for
Flour to-day are So SO so per Dbl Whisky
is firm and holders are demanding 22ic per gal
Mess Pork $12 so per Dbl, Lard, in barrels,
Sic per h. Bulk Sides So aud Shoulders 4lc
per Id. Sugar Alto Sic per Id. Molasses ~
to 23c per gall .zsH =
OHIO VER-STEAMBOATS.
PIrTsBuRG, March 13.--There is twelve feet
water in the channel here to-day At xssetsa
CINCINNATI, March 13.--The river has fallen
twelve inches since morning.
LOUISVILLE, March 13---The river is rising
slowly, and weather cloudy. The Belle Sheri-
dan arrived to-day from New Orleans, and the
Antelope and Empire have departed for that
port The water is now but seven feet below
the great flood of 1882
LOUISVILLE, March.14 The river has fallen
six inches since yesterday, and the weather
is fine. Arrived from New Orleans to-day
the steamers Tweed and Tecumseh. Departed
for that port, the Magnolia, Belle Sheridan and
Lexington.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW York, March 13.--The Flour market il
steady, and Ohio is quoted at IS l24 per Dbl
Corn 81 to Soc. per bushel.
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Sescett a. Taylor,

No. 10 RUT NJ STREET.,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CoRDIALS, etc, etc
WR0LESALE AND RETAIL.
4 sI.axla L. nathan nnlnrn su.L
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DEBew's REVIEW The March number of
DeBow's Review contains articles concerning
/" Mobile River and Bay \ g The Regions Of the
Amazon. g The Telegraph =" The Russia Tur-
kish Question etc II is printed with unusual
neatness, and is altogether well worthy of peru
sal. .@sf s5.=.5 s.8 .8=a MIS-
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Liatens /. Linens Linens
r . GIQUEL & JAMESON,
No. IS CHARITIES STREET,
Have jus. splendid OF LINEN GOODS wiz
IS IRISH LINENS, from IS to $50 per piece.
q :. BRITANNIAS.
:. superfns LONG LAWNS.
s-= ;. superfne PLATILLAS.
=. Birds Eye DIAPERS,
5.m,. :. Huckabuck DIAPERS.
:. I2-4 French Linen SHEETTNG
:. ls-& Barusley Linen sHEETTNG.
Q :. PILLOW CASE LINENS.
LINEN TOWELS, blue and red bordered.
:. HuCKABACK TOWELS.
LINEN MEETINGS, for Bars
doz L. C. HANDRERcHIEFs, 81 $50 per dozen.
cases PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA, for Dresses
I5J do1 FRENCH LINEN SHIRTS, all sizes aud prices.
A fine assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
ey- All these LINENS IMPORTATION and are
warranted pure. GTQURI Il JAMESON,
mhS 3plw is Charities street.
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PUTNAM's MONTHLY MAGAZINE. = We have
received the March number of Putnam's Monthly
Magazine. 1t contains the usual amount of
reading matter, but of neither so varied or
pleasant kind as we are accustomed to look
for in our monthly magazines. The merit of the
articles is not SO great as has been, and will we
trust be increased hereafter, 1t may be had Of
]. C. Morgan, near the Post-office.
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Medical BOOKS,
tg- FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
los CANAL STREET. Hos
NELL AND SMITHS coMPEND.
WOODS PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
MENDENHALL's WADE MECUM. gn
SWEET ON DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
81 LATHAM ON AuSCULTATIoN.
DUNGLEssoN's CYCLoPEoIA OF PRACTICAL MEDi
CINE, vols.
DUNGLESsoN's MEDICAL DICTIONARY.
GUAM AND WILSON'S ANATOMICAL PLATES, do.
PANGoST,S OPERATIVE SURGERY.
MACLIsE's SURGICAL ANATOMY, tfoio plaes)
MoREAu,s MIDWIFERY, (foio Illust1ated.)
SMITH AND HoRNE's ANATOMICAL ATLAS.
-. LARGE ASSORTMENT
STANDARD MEDICAL BOOKS AT PUBLISHERS PRICES.
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AL ANIS-10 packages, for sale by
~ sbss r. . HART q 90. 10 Tchoupitoalas stree,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-27

STORING APPLES IN Dry SAwDusT.-l
have dark closet in my house, or rather
live in row with windows back and front.
The house is four stories high, and The
length from from, 10 back is so great, that
we have three rooms on floor, the centre
one dark. On the third story, The floors
are plaster; and | find The temperature SO
even ,ha, used i, for wine store in pref.
erence 10 the cellar, and have il flied with
binns. 10 this room | put some hampers OF
apples (ike pearmaiD.) wanted one OF
The hampers, and turned the apples on one
Of the bnns, amongst the dry sawdus. (pine
sawdus,. Afonngh, ago we looked a.
Them, having used up the others gathered a.
the same time, and from The same tree, all
of which were much wrinkled; out on la-
king those off and from amongs. the saw.
dust, found them in a most beautiful con.
di.ion; those covered with saw,dusI were as
plump and fresh as when ea,herad, while
those partially buried were only SO 10 The ex.
tent covered with sawdus,, ,he upper portions
being wrinkled. am so pleased with The
discovery that shall pack lhem IN binns
next year, for have no doub. they will
keep I'LL Christmas. Correspondent dyer
Aduerlssr. hFf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-27

IMPORTANT QUEsTIoNs.- The following
querry. which we copy from the Boston
Herald, is illustrative of The exci.emen, ere.
ased there by The passage Of the late dog law
in that CITY.
We hope some Of our Sayans who think
themselves equal 10 the emergency, may
give lhe subjrc, The consideration It's impos.
lance would seem 10 warrant. that when.
comes the sug Of war here. and he qles,,
lion therein propounded may become adsp.
led 10 this meridian, public curiosity NAV
be allayed without risking the lives Of hu.
man beans ,.i i.i.... D., 81.
Mr.. Ediyter of the Boston Herald
That what witch low ask yoi is whea,hcr
s,richnine wot.he poleece gives TO dogs,
won, pizen heuman beans aiier the sassen.
gels has been Iride. Pleasc 10 pu, ,his In
the payper how j, is, for IL fride sWichnins
is pizen 20 agin sassengers. ..
Yours ill .pizened. ''''''
FNi A ALLEY B0y.. :
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-27
Louis Napoleon and the sultan De-
scended from Anlericsin Ances-

The past history Of the families Of Louis
Napoleon and the Sultan Of Turkey is full
OF Interesting and marvellous incidents; some
Of which are. probably no. generally known
TO our readers.
These two monaYchs. now SO cordially
united in the struggle 10 maintain the integ.
rily OF The Ottoman empire, are both grand
sons Of American ladies'. These ladies were
born and raised in the same neghbofhood,
on The island Of Martinique, one Of the West
Indies. They were Of French, origin, and
companions .andin.imale friends in child.
hood and youth. They were Josephine de
Tascher and a Miss S. --
The history Of Josephine is generally
known. She went 10 France and married
NJ. Beauharnais, by whom she had one son,
Eugene, and daughter. Hortense. Some.
time after The death OF Beauharnais, Joseph.
ine was manied TO Napoleon Bonaparte, and
became Empress Of France. Her daughter,
Hor,ense, v as married to Joseph Bonuparie,
the King Of Holland, and the presen. EmPe.
ror Of France is her son by that mar
riage. ...a'
Mrs. S. quilted The island Of Ma.iinique
sometime before her friend, But the vessel
lha, was carrying her to France was attacked
and taken by The Algerine Corsairs, and the
crew end passengers made prisoners. But
this CG.sair ship was in turn herself attacked
and pillageG by Tunis pirates, and Miss s,
was carried by them 10 Conslantinople, and
offered for sale as slave. Her ex,raordi-
nary beauty and accomplishments found her
a purchaser in the Sulan himself, and she
soon became chief lady oI Seraglo and Sui
ianess Of Turkey. Mahomoud II was her
son. and the present Sultan, Abdul Medjid,
is the son of Mahomoud.
Thus ,he two sovereigns who now occu.
py so great space in the worlds eye are
grandsons Of Two Creoles, who were play
mates in their youth and were SO remarkable
for their beauty and excellent dispositions,
as they were for their varied and singular
fortunes.
Both Of these women in the heighth OF
their power remembered all the friends Of
their youth, and provided munifcenly 70.
their welfare. Many Of hcrelalives Of this
Su.aness left the Island Of Martinique, and
settled al Conslan,nople, where their de-
scendants still reside, and enjoy the favor Of
The Sultan.
The Sul,aness died in 1859, the empress
Josephine in 1914, and their grand sons
now rule over TWO wide and powerfll EN-.
pires, and are entering. as allies and friends
upon one Of The most momentous and san
Culinary struggles in which Europe was ever
involved .-Richmond Post.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-27

EXCELLENT RuIEs.-To remember ,hat
we are subject TO GaiIings and infrmities. Of
one kind or other. '.- 1870"
To beur with, and no. magnify each 9th
ers infirmities. r...n...1 sa f......a
To avoid going from house to house for
the purpose Of hearing news and interfere.
ing with each Others business. t@
Always turn deaf ear 10 any slarderous
report, and lay no charge agains. any per.
son until we'll founded. .a...,
II one be in fault, tell him in privs,e be-
fore il is mentioned to Others.
Towatch agains, any shyness Of each
other, and pu, the bes, construction on
any action ,ha. has the appearance Of opposi.
tion or resentment.
To observe The just rule Of Solomon-tha, a,
is to leave contention before |, is medded
with. af.. a4, s.c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-27

Horne Tooke having challenged Wilkes,
sheriff OF London, the latter wrote the fol-
lowing laconic reply:
"Sir-I do no, think i, my business TO chi
The throa, of every desperate that may be
tired of his life; bu. as | am al present high
sheriff Of London, i, may happen .ha. may
shortly have on opportunity Of attending TO
you in my official capacity, in which case
will answer for it, that you shall have no
ground to complain Of my endoavors to serve
you"
Wilkes was singular character. lie be-
came an executive Of law, BY being outlawed,
rose into political consequence by being po.
li,ically. damned, and competence by being
ruined. He enjoyeda a high reputation fol
wit, but much Of it was vulgar and coarse
The bes, specimen Of it is, his reply TO Lord
Sandwich, when he asked him "wheiher he
expected to die by disease or by The hang
mnni" Wilkes promptly replied, 'rhat de.
pends upon whether embrace your Lord
ships mistress or principles2"
When the intrigues at Carlton palace
Wetc GVinB vi IOi S'NIuB .uSA IinCo VI w WulCs
the regency, Lord Thurlow was an active
and busy person in the conspiracy ngains
Pit. As Thurlow was on his way TO Q
meeting Of The inirieuers one evening, lie
heard that George The Third was SO much
better thar there was strong probability o.
his recovery. Thurlow has,ened back &c
the House OF Lords, and delivered himself
of furious TRADE against those who would
desert their king. He threw one leg for
ward, raised his arm, and exclaimed. 'wher
| desert my king, may God desert me. -
Wilkes was sitting opposite Thurlow, while
this exlemporaneous display Of loyalty wa,
going on, and pointing his long, bony finger
at Thurlow, in allusionio his closing words
said, he'll see you damned firsI,'