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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

On the last trip of the new steamboat Grand
Turk from the Ohio River to st. Louis she had on board
an insane named Samuel sgler Several OF the pas
sengers cruelty played upon his fears until he became SO
excited that he rushed the deck and seized young
German passenger named John sohel and threw him into
the river The unfortunate man, notwithstanding every
effort was made to save him, drowned. BE then
seized hammer and rushing upon those about, struck
two of them ON the head wounding and
finally attacked the clerk but at Last was oyerpowered
and bound This happened about 15o miles below st
Louis On the arrival of the boat in port siger was de-
vered over to the police by whom he was sent to the
City hospital to be confined in the wards appropriated fo
the insane
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12
The Ct J,onis Renublican saws:

The st. Louis Republican says: Those who
pretend be in the secrets of the recent conversation of
Nothing councils at Cincinnati say that another
plank has been added to the National Platform Of the
party 1t is to the effect that nomination shall ever
be made any for Office who is attached to any Of
the sectional ultra parties into which the country
divided Thus the Anti-Nebraskaite, the Aboltionist
the Maine man, the Nullier and the Disunionist
all repudated and cut Gu Conservative men-friends
of ths Unionand no Others to be put up for oee
We have never had doubt since the election of last
month that all these isms eheetual5 killed on nevei
10 be heard of aaain This movement whether dictated
by patriotism or policy it cannot be questioned, will adj
| to the strength Of the new party
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

CIeyEN HEAPS AT BALAKLAVA.--l have
always imagined grtes correspondent that split skulls
and cloyen heads figures Of speech until when
have indeed been terribly convinced OF the realty
mch horrors some of the dead day had their heads az
eomnleely oloyen as ii the operation performed by
s,rson with saw Nearly all the Russians were so killed
nr fellows hsd been principally slain with lance thrnsts
saw one body with thrteen such wounds through ths
chest and stomach. Another man had sax all o wnlen
ara merely flesh wounds, and not dangerous The ssne
man fn thu 18th Lancers extraordinary and tncrea bio
ss ii NAV appear had two horses killed under him. o
two sabre and bullet wounds In his his sword bent
double in its sheath by MIME bullet se bullets IN his
saddle one in his lance staff and sword cuts innnmerabe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

When Mr. Lamartine's merits we're being dis
cussed at club of artists and authors, 'soh," +"
said young author, !. he and row in the same
boat" Douglass Jerrold, who was present,
turned round and said: :" But not with the
same sauils''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

Capt Letellier, of the French ship Callao,
which arrived at Charleston the 9TH instant reports
that on the Goth November in latitude 23 longitude 6s
degrees west from London passed bark of about three
hundred tons nearly submerged with the of Nep
tune only dstinguishabIe the stern This vessel wa:
painted black, with white streak; the stump Of the
rnainmast and the entire mzzenmast standing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

Two Russian guns taken at Bomersund nave
s ,,ed in Paris They are of bronze and of small catber
he diameter of one only Is centmetres and Oh tne
9th, IS eentimetres about six inches and their length
not ,.ts a metre 1hsy have them the following in
.rn, inn in Russian St. Petersburgh, 1sl1,' and 81
peters burrh 1902 Thu, carriages present nothing worth
notice. These guns are for the Marine Museum
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

The brothers james and Newton Yickers. re-
Gently tried in York District g. o. for the murder Of
Dodson were sentenced to be hung the 10Th instant
One of the PARTIES however who recommended as
M subject for Executive interference has been pardoned
by Ha Excellency Gov Manning, and in lieu of being
hung will remain in confinement until November next
The other will be executed in accordance with the SEN
fhac
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12
THE Boston Pilot (Catholic'

CoNPLIMENTARY.-The Boston Pilot (Catholic)
speaking of the Know -Nothings, says: =y.
How, in the of conscience, these men have
the mpudence to find fault with honest immigrants
whose ancestors immigrant pratesfor such was
the charcter of the early settlers in America
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

Lord Elgin gave farewell ball at Quebec.
on Friday night the LIST instant and purposes shortly to
depart England The guests numbered over 70o Lis
Exceencys farewell speech spoken Of as having been
deeply affecting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

The Zouaves are natives of the French pro-
vinces of Algiers disciplined and exercised by French
officers and forming part Of the French contingent
employed in the Grimea and the siege of sebastopol
They hold exactly the relation to the French army
that the sepoys India do 70 the regular British troops
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

SHIP TIMBER WANTED.-It is said that num-
ber of workmen about to embark from various ports
in Massachusetts, cut live oak in the Georgian forests
this winter for ship building
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

John P. Dolphin was dragged from Whar
at Philadelphia, few nights snce by ths ha"se1 u "
steamboat Washington. and WA drowned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

/, A negro has been sentenced 10 a term Of soli-
tary confinement at hard labor in Lancaster Pa, for
having, momentary fit of passion torn out by the
roots the tongue mule He should have been hanged
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

A lad named James Cheston was killed IN
Baltimore few days ago, at the launch of ship b,
by being struck on the head by piece Of timber
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

The trial of Dr. Thompson at Covington, KY,
for the murder of Miss Pharr has resulted in his ae
quittal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

Arrison, who is in Jail in Cincinnati awaiting
his trial on charge of causing the death OF Mr. ana
Allison by sending them an Internal machine to
yey respondent He says he fears the result Of his tra
as public prejudice is strong against MIN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12
sprK1Ne THEIR GuNs-A correspondent of the
London Morning Herald thus explains the mode

The spikes about four inches long and OF the dmen
sons of tobacco-ppe the head ist barb at the point
acts as spring. which is naturally pressed to the shaft
upon being forced into the touehhos Upon reaching
the chamber the gun it its position and &c s
impossible to withdraw it 1t only be got out by d1i
ing no easy task they made Of the hardest steel
and being also loose in the touehhole there much di
Guilty in making drill bite eecusiy as II should DO
Its application is the work Of moment single tap on
the fiat head with the palm sncng This can be easily
done, even If it is ever SO dark
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

On the I'd inst peddler named Michael
Shields was killed at Paoli, the Columbia Railroad
while attempting to jump train Of cars in motion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

THE GEAR IN DANaER.-some Of the English
papers threaten dsthrone the Emperor Of Russia The
Northern Daily Times says: France is ready to man to
embark in the overthrow Of Russas power and England
only waits for the call to hur the Gear from his throne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

The obliging clerk Of the steamer Crystal
Palace has our thanks for late St Louis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12
Sfsst0gaer's HgEl

;SfatfOnea''s Hiatt.
D. FELT s. STETso IN,
2A cHaRTREs 1ER as,ts1s STREET, ID
DAyID sII va,E FELT HENRY Nc 9 o!.r1s sTITs ON,
E Proprie.ors Establishment respectfully
form public generally they no
BLANK BOOKS, PAPERS,
cY AND STAPLE STATIONERY and would call the of
following at Of STOCK which off ed
VERY LOWEST PRICES, the MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS.
with s sstsh there a large JOB PRINT
the the ahorest notice.
From facilities change in the
portion usocEJ liberal terms. would heef.re,
solicit the favor call the stock previous purchasing
PACED BLANK BOOKS.
I''5ssi, isssR-l., Day es:s s:sts Books,
Bl0tiss; isToie. Roos, k'''ig, 5adss s9fss5 Book,
IettsI Books Record Books,
aeoys
order i the snd Amsrcan Laid and
WRITING AND LETTER PAPER.
Imperial Super Royal Royal Medium Deny Post Ban Post
ssss ND NJ 1 sa
orwove, Of Engh, French and American manufacture.
STEAMBOAT BOOKS.
s 50 5is
serssss serass % % Ss, H. puresass sai Books,
|
Long Discharging Books, DisehsIgng Paper.
Manifest Heads, Bills OF Fare,
Measuring Rods, Measuring Books,
Trip Books all sizes styles aud generally all article
by Boats. Particular attention paid to this branoh.
GOLD PENS.
fac s f.s R n o1Hss Hs. and s sp .a III
wa BOoK.BINDER's STOCK.
Shaved Russa large and sheepakn skset Red
Ruling Boards Plough Knives, French erss Brazi
WOOD, etc., etc,
r., 1I,o.I
Prouts celebrated Printing Inks, all eolora.
DIARIES FOR 1866. "
Felts Diaries for 1855, all sizes and styles.
PLAYING AND BLANK O. ARDS.
Esges Harry Merry Andrswa and Highlander Play
ing Cards backs Printers Blank Gar ds zes Ya
Cards ofa very superior quality.
INKss
Maynard Noyes, David Eackis Felt steon,s and EnEI
Writing Inks English American Copying k
Catrnne.
Stands great Variety Sealing and waer Steel Pens
Holders Motto Seals Letter Stamps Ivory Tablets. Poee
lain States Letter Clips Ycnngs Inyo Files Music
] @ aa Boss a BIoSs sS aq a @SO
paper Files Book Rests Water Colors Hair Penci
Pencls Quilts Copying Nosria Presses Stamping
sfeyry descriptions Bake Note csea Tin Boxes Enveops
for Letters and NOTES. great variety Envelope Paper Extra Fin
Time Books Dre
States Twina Boxes Twne Perforated Board Drawing Paper
and Silver Furnished Blank Notes Blank ORA Bills Ladng
Bills Erchangei Pen Racks; Custom House Rubber
Files Pocket Memorandum Books Gumed
Wafer cupn Pink sanc Red Tape cbbage
Vea Match Boxes Candies Ready Reference Files Ladies'
Fetos with Locks Esasrs aud Desk Knives Red and Bue Chimes
D. FELT g. STETSON,
| o23 Stationer's Hall, No. "a Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

A fire occurred at G. .auncll bin1ls on 'he 81
ut wiiich destroyed FIVE new and extensive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12
Tho st. Louis TritelIigencer of the 8oth nlt

Tho st. Louis .lIIteliigeneer OF the own NV
has the following iterns: ,,.n
II was rumored ON the Leyee last night shat @
had been receives fir Cape arardeau So
steamer Sallie West her way up from me- W. copd
| q snsg at DEVILS Islalrd. yesterday ana SUM
learn nothing about til matter c;neinnatj
fight between pill IT and engineer n p .spd opposite
the city, merely to se s the point as to which, as bu
g better mani We did not learn which wnipS'o' D'
hope that both got q tyood paung
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

DEATH FROM BURNNG.-We learn from the
Petersburg Express that Mr. William Marshall residing
near Leachs Old Tavern in the county of Dinwidde
found shoekingy burned his residence Friday the
1st inst He died few hours after the occurrence, and
never spoke after he discovered 1t is stated that he
burned from his waist to the top of his head and bis
flesh thoroughly baked that upon making effort te
straghten his arm the skin broke entirely across the
limb No person present when the unfortunate scc
dent occurred and the deceased too much injured
say how IL happened.
.9noher-The Southside Democrat learns that littl
daughter of Mr. Williams, in the neghborhood Of Prince
George O. H., severely burned day or two since
that she died from the effects OF it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

AT the election for municipal officers IN sa-
yannsh, en- the 4th inst, Mr. Edward c. Anderson tha
peoples candidate for Mayor elected over DE- wayne
the democratic candidate by two hundred and nifty ma
iority Every candidate the "peope's ticket fof
Councilnen, ives also elected by nbost the same ma
iority
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

mulatto gil Il, about seventeen years o. ase'
b.a hpsn .o,nmt. to JAIL in Marion county Missouri
ON charge Of aim, nistering poison to Mr. James T.
Bush, Of that county with intent TO kill It appears sns
had put quantity Of l ehnns in cup OF oohse anu
Mr. Bush after tasting ii and discovering sos.nns .s
wrong had her searched AID found TWO pape.s y w,
poison in her pockets She was zee gif,
q years and the motive for tho heno sn "As
known.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ~, 1854.
EDUCATION.
FEMALE COLLEGIATF

MTEW ORLEANS FEMALE COLLEGIATE
L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ny MRS. MACAULhY, 252
stfeeTha Institution successful operation for
series q The eat employed giving Instructions
the Engiish French Spanish Italian Latin languages
TIE Music who lesson the Piano. Harp and eu-
together with Vocal Ma hghspt order Of attain
rnente, combined with org experience and success.
Young adeB residing Iptucu facility afforded
tns squre practical knowledge Of the French Language TO
feet their musical a,adez and the elegant accomplishments
Of drawing and painting
The premises sue the improvements parhsa the best
tho cty and attention paid to their health
comfort and impro sanent.
The Institution nfhed with well selected library to the
Of which the nchoars entitled free Of expense.
For particulaa apply pon BY letter the Intnion
NJEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, IT,
" vOII CIRCLE, BETWEEN NhyADES AND TRITON S9S
This Seminary, under the dscon Miss c. GARDNER will be-
eu its font III eesaion MONDAY, the 9TH inst.
g Competer Teachers employed In every department. The
ample grounds and fhe location the public n BIN
ERENCH AND SPANISH SIMPLIFIED
and taught with she sccen in and at
actve y Mo1senr ALEX NELsoN Professor Of 9n
oHce No. ST. Charles street. the reBdence Of his pup Night
Gentlemen Terms moderate guaranteed See
| teptm at he door
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

The FEELING IN RELATION TO THE WAR.-The
National Intelligencer publishes the following
extract Of a letter from a citizen Of the United
States, dated st. Petersburg, Sept Is:
Dear FL The is scarcely begun. There no ehanse
for any power be great conquer Russia Tha
Emperor only preparing for waE Next year he will
have in the field, ready for active BATTLE one and haf
war aud he has trouble in getting soldiers for 1t with
them religious war They want the Christian faith to
he sanctioned over the world They the most deyout
people on earth the last cruciI will go for the war
/ before they give up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12

A DuNNING LETTER. o.: SIR
To avoid all proceedings unpleasant,
beg you to pay what Is due
II you do, you will oblige me at present,
II YOU don't, then IN oblige you.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

hJEW ORLEANS AMI CAR Esg ls5lsssss11
RoLLToN RAILROAD. Winter Ar - z.is1f-kstS
fangemen of Trains from Corner Of
md Perdido aeets,
Orleans.
steam Trana-1 TO- and 9,8sts7, iAP.M NJ.
From CarrpLtOa:
rains- s. 10, II, IL and 6,T9 p ~
and Servants oceuts Bum
LAFAYETTE LINE.
the Depot No. Is BaroRhe street,
DfpaFtars9 Cars,
From Canal street-Momng. and b&iA' A'
every minutes until evening ..s, 9H TO- iOe II p M
From Horso Station Morning % ana ~ a. M
Children under not seat gratis
s EosSpeeisl Cars Partea Balls Meengs,ae
iod, eqnad, after the above mentioned hours n92
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-12
D. FELT s. STETsON,
Stationer's Hall, No. q Chartres stree

HERRINGS-4o kegs Dutch landing OK
n u ship Charlemag for sale by
S. WOLFF, e5 CAmp street
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Mattresses! Mattresses
PROSPECTUS OF THE
SDe'Eag siskN EsCEs ss'FHG,

:, H. rirTES AND JANtES NJ. suYruE. rntroRs.
THIS work, the first number of which was Is.
sdod In March, 1853, X composed mainly or Selce.
tious from the Periodical Literature of Great I,rit.
ain, France, Gcrnany, and the United States
chiefly, however. tom that of Great Britain. In ad.
dition TO American Journals, We have ordered and
are constantly receiving by idai, the following Eu-
!IOpean publications
The Elinburg Review, North British Review.
Westminster koHiuw, London Quarterly l.eviow,
Eclectic Review, Retrospective Review, Chambers
Edinburgh ,i6urnai, khAi Cookies Journal. House.
hold Words, United Service journal, Colhurn's New
Hnftity, Dublin University Magazine, tlaekwood's
Etnburgli Magazine, Aiusworth's Magazine, Fra,
sers AagaFiue Hood MaFasine, Sharp's Magazine.
TAFT Magazine, G~Cutleman's Magtriuc, 1ltack.
woods iadY's Magazine, Tho Repository ar Arts
and Iuvcnauns, Tenlp MISCELLANY, Revue dos
dcuN Nontos, llpgk's Instructor, Annals OF Natu,
ml History, M0sot hcilthg, London Liberty TN.
1elie, The Spectator, Critic. 1lc AthVnWum. Tho
E]SsntncG ftmrs, touvt, Sn
Theses rstn aHil cnsity publications. cmhalsing
te latest and ~ciivieesi piuiuel!pHs ~ lhe beet Wi.
tets ut tte sge, viii ba c%alptlliy exanhlngi, sud
tiglr Ieus, attractive AID ,~sl,,tlc articles repsu,
dacei tn ttr columns ut the Ecluriic. Thus Tor a
mytc Nectuu rs ihc cost "a mY oOD at ,hem. OUT
ectltr eRl ebtant 9 elvi p]Nrticis IT iku eltale
ENtf6cls itpu ibt stutn aud tc.lasn viii hs
tsaoisici vyrFcSiy st oar wpgk,
liW NaE Ur er ~ e'iy5 To- tbe pubic, 1, the
rWy iaafp} ~ tte tss pthlshet iA tho south
"a 81 Tee tfsi aiteaat Be, tntostHco tu ,he ese.f l-pi.
~ %'utlyH rysiegs aHd &, adapt ta tar,f wap4
asj EATERS si, ,he ceuess l~ttsa,ase 81 bnrsps
A. @A. = tise,i g saYpe q vaat hue tel,
att ecksstsiet.f4
haJ eeisrfuFs ~ ~llNtt az sieh Articles A.
esas trtateftt Nstle sol istlefsl imiessst
We wai rHiy 20, lhst watts Ne au aHgr5aV str
he s cess tua eN Uses % p}ttli
tht Hetls ~ 81. ta gsfrsre has ha of ~HH a.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-27
GONZALES EXCHANGE.
Fashionable Tailorinr.

YflE subscriber takes this aictliod et iarnrniuq
u The public, lia hc has taken the rooms- oycr
the store ct Mcsrs Russell, limhan & Baird, where
he Is prepared Ia do ~ kinds OF work ii his line
wits neatncss and ditpatch and on the most tea.
sonlblr torms. Having located permanently IN tho
place. he invites these doel6ug a good ht 10 give
nm a coil. 4 ~ ATKINSON.
lniIsalr.. InnnilN a.. latl-,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-05-27
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
DIR. TOWNSEN DIS
Compound Extract Of
S R S "A A RILL A,

This medicine contains all the vegetable prin.
ciplcs which experience has proved useful in clean
ing the system FROM disease, extracted and com.
bihed with the highest skill which the refinement
of Modern Chemistry enables MS to employ, aud is
justly denoininatcd
THE Greot Pnriicr Of tic BLOOD and Cure of
scrotula, Effects Of Murcnry, Ulcers, Consump.
ton, Erysipclas, Dyspepsia, Nervous Diseases,
Coughs, Colds, Cosiivcncss, Liver Complaint,
rheumatism Neuralgia, Salt lhcum, Fever and
As..e, Bilious Fever, Dropsy, Fever Sores, Ring
Worm, General Debility, Eruptions.
CAUTION,
All the genuine DIR, Townsend sarsnparilla that
has been prepared since Feb. roth, 1850, has the
annexed certificate of DR. CmLToN, on the outside
wrapper of each bottle.
This is to certify, that the Compound Extract Of
sarsaparilla, contained in this bottle. under my di-
rcction and supervision, from the Original Receipt
of DIR. ;. u. Townsend, and that ii il composed OF
ingredients purely vegetable, and without mercury.
JAMES r., Chiffon, NJ. d..
Chemist.
NOTICE.
Sold 10y all the principal Druggists and Store
keepers In the United States.
Tut up in English, Spanish French and German
wrappers.
Price $500 per bottle, or three bottles for
$3.50.
For sale by Il B. PECK.
Gonzales. June Is, 1s53-iY
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Grmilnta's MngnzinCi
hSfaot,sard ga 1876, and tri,aaPha,Hy sufces
aa't eRtrsrsaty p0puid, throughout H~
Union !: sloreti piih TIE best lit
erative and Hiegdst
, ERgrapings.
NnIJfME LDD lgs

bLUM ME FOR 1854. Z
THE great success of tho hist volume of aGsA.
HAMS MAsAliSN," owing In the large incra,ss of
sieriinQ reading matter, cmboldcns tho publisher 10
attempt moro energetic efforts for the new wear.
we shall still 90 conduct the Magazine ~ to meet
the wants and wishes of a very large body of tho
people, who uow begin TO look To periodical works
Tor the correct rod yrr'tls information, which was
previously soSgt.t iRs u, heavy volumes and out Of
the way libraries.
We believe wr can SO conduct this Magazine. thnt
while IL will meet thc wishes oi the lovers of agree
able literature, Il shRli stu impnrt, ia scientific arti.
c'cs, and articles ot general utility, information that
will be valuable and desirable to many. In pura,,.
anco OF this purpose, we shall place under tho eve.
OF onr tcaders not alone articles ot iigi, merit. writ.
ten to order Nv ON welt.kpusn corps of confirm.
tor, but shall draw Upon the first literature ur tho
od Wofid--8t4 success and Increased rifculation
may enable ua stll further &, iprrtase Tie .,D.hey .f
geges ef Grthp5H -so ttat va shall present tlc yory
best atiiclos taat afc published sbroatl, az we'll "a
those tlai ac wyit,ru expressly IN, us at homo,
We trust ihat this effort 10 extend ihu usefulness ri
the Magaslne, vii he met hy that continuance IL
favor trom Our n,sdets Wbicl, has Chcered We a. ed.
l,nr OF tMc work Tor more aian thirtaen Years. and
that the Magazine Wigotc foundation vas laii in iS26
mas, ~ tS63, be atera2 thc aliest, a. Il IS tie oldest
Magazine IN America
The New NoUNae nf Urehtm commences regular
~ Shh Gee January n%untcr, and 80 take this &C.
tAh'h th Nlrrt h,i1 +ttlstN fRt"stttNfs anti clubs,
Nhuso .uhrs tUle esp'rc, q continuance III their
eHcn4ra tina-9f tef sHothvf war.
Nu ftFtlNG AND iiuNnuG.
The character uf "HaNtluN MtuARns" Il ten
ppN rstatl lci, snoag readcs 81 All rlsy.c., Ca
natier nR a.tsY tbs eNtras.sNt seltlsula,lop
which has heape TIE c0nuaos stuck IN irslc of
cyrgy olrsstv ert rskks si,vntstvt, ~ seR a. of
apgks vi e mE75t shslA niese ,hre pabbshets
IS sls,atoH ~ ,dis anal dckusee F~fse3bc,s
"GGAilAN MIST <ftNn dR FALL ON tfe3
nNN MEnltS
The ON au ~ h t.Htaess shi ihe ryess II ,se
tRfiFi g9sfN te VtFH 1VHUg TVHyyi uIuPu. ~ " TAR
mop tsaa u, gts sss issa Nsy ssif wst-N Ard
o. aa ss stv py sesk ~ ajasl setnsasoa II
S. ~ata
TEHNs ta ~ aabssus
Nee Nse ha5fl ~ &sswsrhsd, AZ fs ss
xeisa ~ ta Gre 81 tsesatSe, Spss4ssea
c@fs trs-het
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