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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

'ALGoMA' the Boston correspondent of
the New York Herald, says that the
Know Nothings of Massachusetts, on
Monday Of last week, established their
l74th lodge, at Shel 1rne, in Middlesex
county, and several others we're estab.
lished the same night. These lodges
are now established at the rate Of fifty
month in this State, and are fast absorb
ing voters Of the most active and intelIi.
gent classes.-L01geH Courier.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10
SELECT POETRY.
THE OLD MILL.

- 'O'--------
Don't you remember, Lily dear,
The Mill on the old hill side,
Where we used to go in theSuwmer time,
And watch the foamy tide
And toss the leaves of the fragrant beech,
On its breast so smooth and bright,
Where they flOated away like emeralds
In flood Of golden light
Lily dear
And the miller, love, with lis slOuchy cap,
And eyes Of lnildest grey,
Flooding about his dusty work,
Singing the livelong day
And the coat that hung on the rusty nail,
With many motley patch,
And tho rude old door, with the broken sill,
Aud the string and the wooden latch,
Lily dear
And the water wheel with its giant arms
Dashug the beaded spray,
And the weeds it pulled from the sand below,
And tossedi III scorn away
And the sleepcrs, Lily, with moss DER grown,
Like sentinels, stood in pride,
Creasting the waves where the chinks Of time
Were made in the cid mills side ?
Lily dear
Lily, the old mill is torn away,
And factory dark and high,
Looms like tower and puffs its smoke
Der the clear blue sky
And the stream is turned away above,
And the bed Of the river bare, -... ..
And the beech is withered, bough and trunk,
And stands like sccptrc there
Lily dear
And the miller, Lily, is dead AID gone
He sleeps in the vale below
| Isaw his stones in the winter time,
Under drift Of snow .
But now the willow is green again,
And the wind is soft and still
send you sprig to remind you love,
Of him and the dear old mill,
. Lily dear
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

Character is often determined by Sur
rounding circumstances. Let man be
broughtup among dirt. heather, sin, and
other down town institutions, and he is
almost sure to reach the State Prison
some day; while another, surrounded by
the scenes of nature, pretty girls, flowers,
waterfalls and similar fine things, will be
both good and happy. Character depends
on circumstances as much as calico
does.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10
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A Mans spirits depends somewhat u

A Mans spirits depends somewhat up.
on the water! A bright blue sky. south
west zephyr, ventilated spring morning
renders him as buoyant and as happy as
a nest of kittens around warm fresde.
He sees everything through pair of gol'
den spectacles. Let the wind box into
the east. and the blue above change into
black, and he feels as desperate as
bachelor at forty on the marriage custom
For putting folks into the best condition,
there is nothing like sunshine, blue sky
and similar luYuries,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

No woman was ever yet pronounced
handsome because she wore scowl upon
her face, and we are equally sure no man
ever married a woman because she could
look as black (if possible) as a thunder
cloud. 1t is much better, then, to, prac-
tice cheerfulness. Howeyergood the COM
plexion Of teeth may be, they are wonder
fully improved by the sunshine Of smile.
No one can be ugly who knows how to
smile.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

Always make love at sunset. When
old Sol gets into bed, the affection OF your
dimity gets out. There is as close con-
nection between the golden skirts Of the
suns nightgown and girls tenderesi
rib, as between the canine race and the
sausag interest. Love, twilight, delaine
and salinet, run together as naturally as
kittens and milk pans.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

Jacob Kimes. a man aged ninety years
and upward. rode eight miles to Charles
town, Va, few days since to pay his
annual newspaper subscription in ad.
vance. He said that as long as he lived.
he wouldn't cheat the printer, and il he
never had an opportunity of getting back
again, he wanted others TO do likewise.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

"Oh, Mary, my dear, my heart is
breaking"
"Is it indeed, sir, so much the better
for you"
"Why so, my idol 7"
because when it is broken, out and
out. you may sell the pieces for gun
Rints."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

'How many rods make a furlong3' ask
ed the schoolmaster Of Singles young.
est boy. The juvnile scratched in his
uncommbd hair, and replied, Well, forty
rods make one furlong, but fifty rods
make one further along than forty
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

A negro returning one night from
a dance, when crossing the river lost
both oars. and came near being swamped.
Determined to do what he never done
before, he dropped upon his knees and
exclaimed, Oh. massa Lord, if you eber
gwine 10 help Oe Ira. now am de time.'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

A contemporary has devil who thinks
this is a great world. He says that at
the office they charge him with all the pi
they find, while at the house they charge
with all they don't find. He seems TO
doubt the propriety Of the proceedings.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

An Indiana paper states that one Da'
vid Van Alstyn has been mulcted in $780,
600 damages in breach of promise case,
in which Miss Hand was plaintiff. Served
him right. David had no business to in
dulge in any slight Of Hand Perior'
nance,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

CREAM CAKE.-Four cups fl our; three
cups sugar; one do. butter; one do. cream
five eggs; one teaspooniul saleratus. Rub
the butter and sugar together, then add
the rest.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

A rowdy intending to be very witty,
thus accosied lady in the street:
MADAM can you inform me where
can see the elephant"
"No, but if had looking glass I'D
show you very large monkey"
The rowdy slid.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

An exchange paper says, when David
slew Goiah with sling, the latter fell
stone dead, and OF course was quite as
tonished, as such thing had never en-
tered his head before
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

TEA CAcE.-Two cups of sugar; one
do. butter; one do. milk; three eggs; half
a teaspoonful Of saleratus; stir in flour
enough to make batter not quite as stiff
as pound cake.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

At hotel, a short time since, girl in.
CURED Of gentleman at table if his cup
was out.
"No but my coffee is."
The poor girl was considerably con.
fused, but determined to pay him in his
own coin.
While at dinner, the stage drove up.
and several comm in, the gentlemen asked
"Does the stage dine here 2"
mo sir" exclaimed the girl, in sar.
castle tone, "but the passengers do"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

The training institutions are some
down east. We notice that a company
has captain, one private, and two guns
minus the barrels. The country is safe.
Let down the bars,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10

The Minnesotian OF St. Paul, states
that the best lots in the business part Of
that young and thriving city are now sold
for 500 per loot front,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10
NUMBER 20.
The baby is sick, my dear"

n ! he baby is sick, my dear"
"Well give it castor OIL Dennis bring
up the castor OIL"
"It's all gone sir. not drop left"
"Gone! why we have not yet opened
the bottle"
Sure you have had it every day. and
| have seen you use it myself upon your
salad"
"Why, you scoundrel! you don't mean
TO say that I've been eating castor oil
every day during the salad season T.
Sure you have, sir 2"
did you not see the bottle was label.
led Castor Oil ?"
"Sure and did sir, and didn't | put
it in the castor every day :"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-08-10
Life.

Seven years N chlldhood's sport and play 7
Seven years in school from day to day II
Seven years Of trade or college life q
Seven years to find place and wiic-- %
Seven years to pleasures folics given 80
Seven years by business hardly driven ~
Seven years for fame wild goose chase a.
Seven years for wealth boOtless race 90
Seven years for boarding for your heir 63
Seven years in weakness spent and care ~
Then die and go-you know not where -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19
The Bremen ship Minerva. which recently

The Bremen ship Minerva, which recently
arrived at Baltimore with four hundred and wentynne
passengers Bremen has been seized for violation Oh
the passenger laws On being measured by the Govern
ment officers as well as by dsinterested shpbuild
ers she was found to have brought twentyotlr more
persons than her entitled her to. The PEN
atty for such an offence is fifty dollars head until the
reaches twenty which number forfeits the ship
The Minerva was built at Bremen about year nd hall
ago at an expense Of fifty thousand dollars is in every
respect excellent ship and was found in the most per
feet order by the boarding officers with the sing e e1cep
ton that she had an excess of passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19

s,,eet between Royal Bourbon atrees--pF iAhao Me-
S1ld respectfully attention OF esiiena H.
diseases OF the
form they obtain certain sic snd
cure Without Oereuy Balsa Gubees OF ons
in from days. without any le9aqe
aisne the use onew discovered Remedies which can NY
If trial they do not elect cue,
be,a be made possession of certificates el
tsas all parts the un0n9 the many euIei
s ~ these Rsmsdsin this city the ns
some and OF these Remedies not
ne produced but whathey have
discoveries j. located
HI On Customhouse street, No. sS Private Roog ss-
ssrysd szr once hoarsiromT 7 A.A.to eP.A. tspNyP'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19

The report that the Empire City Bank, Oh
New York uspeuded payments satu lay week. turns
out to be correct but probable that it Will De oh
temporary suspension, it having it is aeg 3D.
consequence misunderstanding amo sg the
What is looked upon somewhat singu, in
with this transaction is the fact that m the
the building was found full of smokes q I'D neSWeeh
10 O'Clock at night it was discovered to be on nie
eeat deal of difficulty remen ccaeded IN tofcine
ON IN tbe iron shutters and sted the aam ss, which wer
60 mmuuicated to the woodwork by defect we nus m
in from the large furnace used for heating ne ouhe
ne damage was estimated at six or eight tho' tsa w
|, rs The edifce is of the handsomest estab sie
the kind in the city being six stories high and ha'
brown stone front The suspension of the bal 0 WI
not it is understood affect the value of its notes-She
| being amply secured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19
COMPLIMENTARY. The Lynehburg (Ya,) Re-

CoMpLIMENTARY.--Th Lynchburg (Na.) he-
nbican in notice of Barnum and his book says In tne
midst of column of similar reading; g
The life of Phineas Barnum may be lntereslng pus
can scarcely be valuable Written by himself or any
other person it only be the life Of humbuga osa 70
outrageous unparalleled Internal hrlmoug VIVA! ,s
bnmbnp7 decepton-a deceiver. What is decelSef
IN plain English liar. The life Of Ehineas T. Barnun
therefore is be nothing more nor less tnan .ne
history of liar-a successful liar it is true mion
aira III a liar a monster behemoth megatheriun
Of liar; but as veritabe and mean liar as tne aeS
begear who syears he wife and ten children dyne
of the fever and starvation, when ne never was
1 in his life, and all for penny. NE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19
DAILY CRESCENT
INDEX
Fer Permanent Third Page .4drsTtissTtnts.

Books and Stationery. B. Steel, 60 Camp street.
e. JOHNSON & Co, BS Camp street.
Clothing-NoaRIs WAY, corner of Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel.
LEIGHTON g. BAKsor, Southwest corner OIL oan&
and ST. Charles streets.
froceries-R W. ADAMS, corner Of Front Common and
Fulton streets
Hardware-J WATERMAN u Bho, corner Oh eohini'a
and Magazine streets.
Poydras streets.
Gas q. CANES Co. 26 Magazine and 40 Gravier sts
Hotels-AscADE Magazine, between Graver and Natehe
streets.
Hats-D'Aser CO. corner Canal and ehartres s.ree1s
JeWelry-HYpE 81 GoonrIcH, corner Of Canal and hoya
streets. t 3$s -ssgs.4 .5s5.. ' a
Musical Instruments-M. FEHREspacH, 117 Canal 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19
Another Bank employee has been arrested il

Another Bank employee has been arrested in
'NewYork for swindng Some time in September last,
the Prebe County Branch Bank of Ohio executed draft
on the Ohio Life Trust Company of Wall street. for
five thousand dollars It presented paid and handed
to young clerk about twenty years of age, to,be can
celed Instead doing this however, he put it In MS
pocket and day two after te Frederick Meeks
accompoe who presented it at the Bank and 1t was
again pad Some time in October she clerk resigned his
taatiop purchased drinking saloon and entered into
partnership with his accomplish About two weeks ago
the draft was sent Ohio and word was returned that
had been twice paid This the first the officers knew
of the matter and suspicious being aroused against
their late clerk he was arrested and made full con-
fessiou.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19

DESTRUCTIVE CoNFLAGRATIoN. -- Loss from
Geo 10 s50OO0-one of the most destructive fires that
mr. ety has been visited with for marry years occurred
Friday evening about o'clock 1t FIRST broke
ont in the warehouse of j. McGowan Sons, on Balt
m ore street. door east from Paca which, ore It wa
DESTROYED buildings fesdes n nrin thre'
at hers to considerable extent and causing oss estma
tei in the whole at from sl5o0ooto s2oooOo Batmor
7, ,ltriot, llth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19
LouIs1AsA IrEms-In the Plaquemine senti-

LOUISIANA ITEMs.--In the Plaquemine Senti-
mel of Friday last we find the following in relation to the
loss Of the Gipsy:
IN addition to the particulars mentioned BY us last sat
urday in connection with the burning OF the steamer
fipsy we have since learned that among those VINO per
ighed By that awful calamity Mrs Lawrence ws O
G. A. Lawrence tin and coppersmith. OF BATON hqegei
the bar keeper and three four deck hands MI Law
rene il badly burned and Ii at Minors plantason
Himself and wife were their return from trip 10 Eng
land and had nearly reached home.
reward of hundred dollars offered for the recov
ery of the bodies Of Dr. Hacker his daughter or
who were lost by the burning of the Gipy 1t mas nseh
eontradicted that he seen at all after ne "
rest 1t is Eaid that he slept soundly and tnat ~ Has
for him to lock his state room door
doubtless was in the with him The asV seen
Of his daughter that have heard was that she was y
the act of hooking her dress and lady passing pggs9
her to make her escape but she repe that sne Wou
sit for her father There IL doubt we think tnas az
perished in the flames The wife Of DR. H. whose reason
sank for while under the terrible shoa and whose ls
vas despaired of has glad to larn recovered e
| health in a measure both of mind anil body
The Sentinel also says:
The rolling season in this parish is now about CLOSING
after most delightful weather. generally speaking ZOE sue
work From what hear of the yie on plantatons.
dierent pas Of the parish, come to the conouslo
that this parish has produced but little more thsn nan
orop compared with for the last eight OF te
Il days the cane has been soufing rapidly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19

Can't. Smith, who has recently been convicted
at New York of having engaged n the slave trade
states that New York the great fteadquarter from
which the trade is carried on He says:
Neither in in the Brazils is It earreti on q
and south America cited out from the United States
Now and then one sails frem Philadelphia from Bal
timore. but most from New York This is our head
uuarters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19
Nor EXACTLY THE THlNa.-The Courier d

Etais Unts relates the following anecdcte
Feicen David the celebrated French musician is IRA
vaing in the East during the vacation of the company
to which be is attached The fame of his talent follows
him every where-at Cairo he askedf he would con
to giy music lessons to the wives of the Pacha Me-
hep,et Ali David who saw the harem filed with deof-
gsns Circasans almost Hours opening before ms eyes
sccented the proposal with warmth, almost TOO thy
dsa,lised He into the unapproachabe gyneceun
and there in porcelain saloon under the murmnrs o.
fragrant fountain he presented tohye abomnapie
ennuehs, These fellows were take the lessons from
the artist and transmit them to the wives Of his High
\ nesst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19

A DIABoL.IcAI. JuvENILE.-A boy about SIX
wears of age the son Of Mr. Cole living the farm OF
Mr. G. Alexander on the Virginia side of the Potomac
on Friday morning week. during the temporary ABSENCE
of his mother cut off with hatchet three OF the hhgeI
OF his infant brother he lay in the cradle Wth ehe
right hand resting the side Ths mother happily re-
turned in time to prevent the lad from incting
blow upon the other hand Of the infant and Arrested m
arm before he consummated the act.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19

.4 ao,,t bs,ieye it is any use to vaceinate for
smal M poxs said backwood KentaeElan' y u
had child saccinated and ne 1ea ,ean 0a. wseI
' window md and was killed, in le s. thah D ess'
+ q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19

Officer. .s Didn't ou guarantee, SIR, thai. tnas .hs y
horse wouldn't shy Be fore the ire of an Tsn sg ii;
% Horse dealer: !. No 10 ore he won u, A's1 : '''
after the fire shat he sues
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19

A bright little fellow named James Barnes
was deserted and into the streets by hi parents
in philadephia When picked up by the poiic,s he was
on the point of perishing from cold and hunger
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19

i'sH1 HIettefBook5 Record Books,
ass r. 4
11dsr q The Sess Laid ad
WRITING AND LETTER PAPER.
F.Ss Rs, isifP ff
Es s
T STEAMBOAT BOOKS.
F,eigbt Ijst=-,.l Cash Books,
@ %sas ss Rs,sp Ssoi Gage ssssr
General General do do do 49, puresass sasa books, W
cssafs cssa fetsr s Rseaip. Books. Wages Tables,
kSsg sgi psfaSasshs aaasa, BOOKS B i q Fafs @ps''
hfaaslIs Tp oofs all sizes all articles used
ty foats. Psrtietlar ttenios paid 70 this branch.
. GOLD PENS.
. P.s 99sss si
yer fsnei oA'S'' BooK.BNDER's STOCK.
and s shs1B Pss ss r. hsa aas ans
Rng INK BINDERS Boards agh Knives French Berries braz
| Wood Wood etc. 9'tAe &C. - CUTLERY.
Joseph odgera' and Jonathan cooka Pockssuety fine
Pr Proai,. celebrated Printing INKS all colors 5'4
4 DIARIES FOR 1855.
| Felts Diaries for 1855, all sses AndTes- -
| PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
M sa si II ss ys
Cards Ola very superior quality 400
/ INKS. -.
bfovnar Noyes David Bak Felt stsson's and English
writing Inks Amean Copying ks Red Ink French
carnline s,,,nn,rs
Fancy oeieiss sazea rapsrs raPeT @
lain slae Clips Yogtg Invoice Files Masie Paper ans
Books; Blote and Port Ivory olde TN dtter
stamps Engraving Block Seals livery Rules Rulers
paper Files; Book Rests Water C Hair Penc Lead and sa
nei Copyng HotAria Pfsas; Stamping Presses
PACED Copying Booka oil Brushes Book
Banker Note Tin Cash Boxes EnYeiops
for Letters great variety Envelope Pae Extra Fn
fGs Fine fses Baess bee sRsa,
ses Tine Boxes Tyne Perforated Board Drawing Paper Col
Silver FURNISHED Blank Blank DrR Ba Ladip
Bills Exchange; Gus House Blanks paa Rubber w
Villas Porket Books Sand Boxes
Wafer Cups Red Cbbage Boxes Port Monate
Calendars Wrapping and Printing all aizs
yes Match Reference Files adias 20
oios with Locks sak Knives Red and Blue Chine
y. FELT s. STETSON,
oa2 .-.. .. Stattaes's Hall, Chartres ereet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19

An old maid HAS suggested that wneh 1her msr
break their hearts it is al .ne sane asEsnother %
anronsinr .oosIee immedia stely. and growing IN y
place. ----
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1e, 1856
EDUCATION.
W oRJEANs FEMALE COLLEGIATE

NTEW ORLEANS FEMALE COLLEGIATE
v JiNsTITUTION-CoNDUCTED BY MRS. biACAULhY, 2ea
sueesahfu operation or
yenrs employed giving nueeis
in English Spanish italian and Latin languages
Tsaehrs who give leops the fan Harp ana e
tar together Vocal Rus the highest order o. attsh
msBts, combined with org espeTiehce and aneeesa
Young residing the Intueu have every faculty eueaen
acquire practical knowledge Of the French % p
their muacAl anaea and the elegant Accomplishments
OF drawing and painting ait4 Wy gSgf i.E-. y -,
premises the Improvements are perhaps the ett
boarders have attention phid 70 the heA''
comfort and improvement ef5l . 4. .t -, 49, = 49,.
Of which tho scholars entitled free Of expense
For particulars nppy in person OF by letter as the
am 3g55N. a5it ,t
NIEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, IL
V votf CIRCLE BETWEEN NAYADEs AND TRlTos M ms SIs.
This Seminary under the direction Of Miss Will bs
gin session MONDAY the 4h inst ,r,
employed in every department.
ample grounds and it the public 81 s
ESRENCH AND SPANISH "sIMPLIF1ED
taught with the accent in easy ana at
ractiye lessons by Monsieur ALEX NELSON eI professor o r.
guages Kentucky Military Institute Constant y
oee No. 8St the residence bis pupils Night
and success guaranteed see
testimonials al the Office door. .,u
u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19
THE RIVER AND THE LAKE.

viii on WEDNESDAY Decsnbsr 80 at o'clock p. NJ.
ENOR RED RIVER, ALEXANDRIA, ~ h
GoR9oNs LANDING and ail the intermediate asssss
agdngp.-The light draught steamer SWAMI
FOX, Kiaba, will leave uboys Forheishto or
P'as'' t', 'ft'' = CARROLL, PRTTCHARD co.
aIs Union Row, Carondel let ssreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19

Gently the dews are Ger me steanng' .,1 40
the man said when he had hVe due pltis pre-
sented to him at once. as zt}
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19

g1 ". CoELER, Importer and v Dalsr iea u n
aiad and dispatched with punctuasy Chy
iAnyqusn
tty OF charge ish.,. @*
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
ssattos.er's Hat.

DAVID FELT tHENRY g. sTETsoNt
New York. New orleans
r The propristors Of this Establishment would respectfully in
~ hsir friends and putlis generally that they have now
hana an extensive aorisn Of BLANK BOOKS PAPERS FAN
Cy AND STAPLE STATIONERY and would call the attention Of
and to the following M Of STOCK, which ia Offered
sor =. ,he VERY LOWEST MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS. - as9..s5'
Y;tb this establishment Ia large JOB PRINT
NC OFFICE and BOOK where description Of work
- b one in the best the shortest notice
and At the nnstr reasonable priees 49,.
From facilities house from recent change 10 ihe con
- ,hs are enabled sell all articles this h (Which only
on y The te mos. liberal and would therefore
% he ayo Of the stock previous TO purchasing
- n PACED BLANK BOOKS.
! Ledeers, Day ycp isoSk g. z4-
Jsufnals, NASH oo2hs
Tnyoiee Books, Order Books,
5.|l NSs Istter Books, Books,
uSnLs