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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-10-20
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17
LETTER FROM VEST FELrcr.aNa.
Bob Wicklife, Candidate for Governor.

Wxsr REIIcrAsA, aspt. II, 1855.
Editors Crescent This gentleman belongs to tho Sam
Marks school of politicians and be in Bayou
Sara generally at the groceries. lie isa pet-houss poll
tiean and elected the Senate his conrers Sam
Marks by STOPPING little lower than Sam in pandsriDg
to the vicious Of the floating population 1t Ia
fact that nos he been Senator he has mot originated
single public measure Of any Importance.
Democrats OF Louisiana, remember that Bob Wiekife
voted to abolish the Board OF Public Works and to take
away the election Of Commissioners from the people, uo
thought the people ought not to bs trusted.
Wings Of Louisiana remember that Bob Wiokiis voted
to invite John Mitchell to Lousana and give hi all the
honors Of State hospitality while this Bob Ncke
voted against inviting Mr. Fillmore to snjoy the hos
pitality. Oh shame! oan any Whlg vote for Wiohlfs
No, none, none The individual who prefers such man
John Mitchell to Willard Fillmore has claims what
to the respect Of the good citizens Of Louisiana
Mechanics OF Louisiana, remember that Bob Wiekffs
voted release the State Pententry thereby bringing
the labor of the convcts in conflict with the
Of your brows Can you, mechanics Of Louisiana.
vote for Wcklea who would strike at the OF
your professional the very base of your time hopored
occupation! As politician Wicklifs Is shallow and
very conceited thinks he knows everything opens
wide mouth and talks long and loud like q Sir Oracle !,
Por rterea rl With the first princip Of an Amer.
lean statesman he is equally ignorant he Is with thu
precepts Of the corpus urls ciuttts.h
Is such fit for Governor of Louisiana? Say, free
and intelligent voters Of Louisiana? No no no no is
the loud and spontaneous the hills Of 0uaots
to the Gulf Of Mexico OLD CITIZEN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17
AN APPEAL

At meeting of yrgnians held this city Saturday
evening" the Sth inst, the undersigned appointed
committee to solicit donations from the charitable people
of New OrleBns the benefit of the unfortunate and
suffering cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth. They feel
confident that but slight appeal to the we'll known bene
violence of ther fellow citizens is necessary 10 order to
draw forth hearty and generous response At this time
through the blessing of Divine Providence the epidemic
ID rapidly vanishing from midst and city begins
healthy and business-like appearance; but
how different Is the with sister cities Of the
southern The cloud of gloom and desoation
hanging over them increases hourly IN frightu dark
and beneath its deadly shade stalks giant pesence
which is stranger to their shores, and against which
they have no acomaton defend them The dispatches
received here yesterday that they not only
in want physicians and from the South but that
they are desituts of the necessareB of life Such
being the we appeal In vain to the charities of
the citizens of New Orleans? They have been noted
for beraty and beneyoence In their memories Of the
terrific epidemic OF 1865 they retain greasfu recoec
ion-that unanmity and generosity with which their
sister cities Throughout the land came to their assistance
and passed their donations into the empty golfers OF their
charitable associations.
Among the most prominent Of their contributors were
cities of Virginia. including Norfolk Let the citizens
New Orleans make generous return aud claim the posi-
ton which Justly belongs them-that OF leading
tribuor work of relief and charity Subscriptions
will be received By the following gentlemen:
VIM. H. Dameron, st Payne IL Harrisons liz Camp st.
VIM NJ Perkins, of ST. Charles and Psrdido SITS
r. N Bourk at Brown, Johnston & Co.'s, 80 Camp st.
Il NJ Robinson % Commercial Place.
Thos. f. Patten corner Grayier and Tchoupitoulss.
B. Dorney, at +. Fabrs COPS, st. Charles and Com
NJ Mccandlish at a. 3 Il Blocks, % Common st.
8. B. McConnico, at NJ. D. Cooper ce.s Csrondslet
and Common sts
II Oglesby Sully Gravier street.
J. FLA. Boyle, Poydras street, .#9. "--.3.5e
James II. Wingfeld 9S Common st.
Fl. J. Pegrsm, IL Bank Place. n
Geo. W Shaw, "a Poydras ST.
ID, f. Schmidt, at II. " Baxter's, 81 Caronaelet st.
P. Commit, 81 Customhouse st.
VIM. Vincent, ITS Customhouse at.
Richard L. Robertson, 43 Cassacalyo at.
Jno.-H. Pope. corner jackson and Prytania sts.
The Committee earnestly ask the cooperation Of the
pastors of the various religious associations in the city,
who might do much good by taking up collection in
their churches. j. NJ. McCANDLISH,
H. NJ. ROBINSON,
T. O. sULLY.
New Orleans, Sept. II, 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17
M avRNING, SEPTEMBER IL, 1866,
PLATF oRM
tlor THE AMERICAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA.

We advocate ON amendment Of the Naturalization
Laws with proper safeguards the purity Of the
setiye franchise.
a We advocate the passage of such laws will pre-
vent tbs immigration Of paupsrs and criminals to this
country
s. We oppose any interference in the vested rights OF
iii ersons whether they Of native foraign birth
IS A. We favor non-interventon with slavery by
the Feaedera Govsfnme except for the protection Of
our constitutional nights
g. We advocate high National Policy, such as will
afford stern and uuwavsring protection to the American
name abroad and will follow and guard the American
eisisen wherever be moves
IL s. We believe that America should be governed BY
Americans efscting the sans through the baiot-box
Alone thu only legitimate instrument of reform In this
country.
VI W. believe that the ofiSs should ree the man. and
not ths man the Office shall oppose the distribution
of oice among ofcesseksrs reward for partisan
services
s. We will maintain and defend the Constitution Of the
United States the Unon it exists and the rights
of the States without dinusion insisting upon faith
ful on the part the General
Or all the duties epoined upon il BY the Constitution
While We apnroYe the platform adopted by the late
National Council of American party, at Philadelphia
We reject disqualification Of the principles OF the eighth
arcls 10 American Catholics, unjust, unfonnded and
entirely unworthy Of oouatry We shall forever oon-
snue to protest against any infringement Of religious lib
srty holding it as cardinal maxim that religious faith Is
question between each individual and his God. We ut
ssry condemn any attempt to make religious belief test
x political office. and never affiliate with any party
which holds sentiments not in accordance with these.
a0 We war with party such, but shall oppose all
WAC oppose the advocacy Of these great American
pslncpleS -
Reform Of abuses and retrenohment in our Stats ex
ponditures. III @ &
Educational the youth Of the country in schools es
tsblishsd by the State
constitutional organization Of the Swamp Land Com
missioner.
efficient Of the Internal Improve
msnt Department with view of improving our inland
navigation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17
APPoIN NJ ENTS.

n NEW oRLEANs Sept. A, 1866.
We are authorized to state that Mr.. RANDeLL HuNr
will address the people ct the following named places
the days designated.
st Joseph, Tersaas, Monday, Sept 18th.
Winnsboro, Franklin, Wednesday, Sept. 10Th.
Richmond, Madison, Saturday, Sept ed.
Lake Providence Carroll, Tuesday, Sept 25th.
Bastrop, Morehouse, Thursday, Sept. 9th,
Monroe, onachita, Saturday, Sept. GOTH.
Farmeryille Union Monday, Oct LIST. MA. -=
Vernon, jackson, Wednesday, Oct Sd.
Minden, Claiborne, Saturday, Oct 9th.
Shreveport, Gaddo, Monday, Oct sth.
Mansfield, DeSoto, Wednesday, Oct 10th.
Natchitoches Natchtoches, Friday, Oct. 18th
Alexandria, Rapides, Tuesday, Oct 10th.
Marksvile, Avoyelles, Thursday, Oct. 18th.
opelousas st. Landry, Monday, Oct, 22d.
yermiionville, Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct. oath.
st. Martnsville, ST. Martins, Thursday, Oct 25th.
Franklin, st. Mary, Saturday, Oct 9th.
Thibodanx, Laiourche, Monday, Oct 10th.
Mr. Hunt, upon his RETURN will visit the Florida par
ishes, Of which due notice will be given.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17

sdine believing that In most Mature hrseif psr'acs
rapidly sctuay than be accomplished by thel
vegetables and ner medical sence Bat in the master
aypsp ch=oe features about IL which yeryetsa defy
all Of nature healthy action ef the digesse
organs usfrsqueay hppens that Thousands s for
years. diseased both ai from Indigestion its
Kindred s To such. HoogLASDs GERMAN BrTTERs, pre-
pared by NJ Jackson, aly most valuable preparation.
tonic msdas. giving healthy action to the stomach and
will be found highly sersabe at all but especially during
the spring Dyspepsia oay DO cured bya patient
sad to al those suffering under Ibis sad
mady wol recommend application to thu Dafot Of Hoof
lands German Rls. lap ArSh street. PhladsPha sse adysr
tssmsns, sss lRd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17
correspondent Of the Richmond wing details

correspondent of the Richmond Wing details
the circumstances of the discovery Of two diamonds at
Dudeys Ferry the residence of VIM Brooks in King and
Queen county. 1t appears that Mr.. Taylor
gagged in saving the mbers for boat out Of oak roots
his struck hard substance which upon being
punched out and examined, found to be diamond
of the size of back-eyed peashortly after sallsr
aleo found in the root The teeth Of both
knocked out the contact The oak tree to which
this root belonged probably one hundred and fifty
years old and growing few weeks ago. the ground
bordering upon swamp upon Mr.. BIS place. The dia-
onds In shape octahedron most diamonds in
their patura state of they cut glass finely and
transluoid, APPARENTLY Of the first water. When
found they imbeddod two three inches from the
surface Of the root causing defect in the wood of it for
some distance around. Can any state smother inc
Of diamond being found these were bnried In
root beneath the ground probably for nearly hundred
and fifty years?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17


u. T.. .M0Tya3e,S
LIST OF NEW ks,
And Flesh Supplies Of Popular Books,
Received per steamship Granada.
THE CAUSE AND PREVENTION OF YELLOW FEVER, con-
Report the Sanitary cnmsaon Of New Orleans.
BYE. H. Bar.oa A. M, D., Chairman Of The Sanitary Com
mission.
JAMESON ON EPIDEMIC CHOLERA.
Stokes ON THE HEART AND AoRTA.
RoKFTANsKY,s PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY.
TANNERS N kNUAL OF CLINICAL MEDICINE.
WIATEtY ON THE FUTURE STATE.
THIS PHYSICIANS VISITING LIST, DIARY ,&s., forls5s
FRESH SUPPLIES.
THE HIDDEN PATH. By Marion Harlsnd.
MEMOIRS OF JAS. GORDON BENNETT AND HIS TIMES.
BAScRoFT,s ESSAYS.
MEMOIRS OF SYDNEY SMITH. By his Da.ghto Lady H0l-
lad.
MAGINN's MIscELLANIEs-The o'Dohersy Pspsra. fsefs
NocFE5 AMBROSrANlE BY Professor Wilson.
Twenty YEARS In THE PHILIPPINES By Paul la Giro
Mere.
HUGS TRAVELS IN CHINA.
LITERARY LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF tn. Counto.s
Biessington,
J. G. MORGAN, Bookseller,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
self 2pst Adjoining the PostofHes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17
F'RpRtSsss Eoss0sa.


PHYSICAL BEAUTY,
which depends upon cesr complexion capable
investing my lady gent who regularly "a oe
article. =l a.
And here the muse OF song would fam express
Her own idsss Of gensise loseIiness. - ==-
'Tis not alone The forehead, brokd snd high,
This peaeild eyebrow and the iustrous eye,
Tho Greeian nose the lips Of perfect mould,
The rounded chin and locks of darksnsd gold;
These shs sdnairss, and many time hha sung
On Helis's saprs when possy yoang . ..
But what are features though tho shape they wore
OF those that Ars TO yenss gave Of yors, ,s4
Unless complexion added to their xeat,
And with its sovereign charm crowned all the restI
A classic face, if aallow, who sdmires.
And at tho sight of blotchss Love rstirsu. e..
Tan, reekls, pimpsr candid truth must say,
Ars snvous clouds that darken bsausy's ray;
But science, plying each coudsd face
Sciones, the glory Of oar age and
With liberal hand remedy extends, 5.
1n which saeh hsrb and flower balsanio blends
The PaPhisn Lotion, that preserves your bfrom Il
e. Daughters Of Eve. from childhood to the tomb,
~ For sale by @
J. WRIGHT s. CO., Agents.
ssls spsfsod ISL chsrtres street. u
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ST a p = TICKET .
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERHlGNY,

ls7fa= FUN dONNhAtftf
CHARLES DERRlGNY,
OF ikrrERsoH.
FOR LIEuTE.N ANT GOVERNOR,
LOUIS TEXADA, @
nArIDEs. :
ron sEoRErARY or STATE,
ROBERT G. BEALE,
or EAST RATION ROUGE. @
FOR STATE TREAsURER,
J. ". DURABLE. 4
OF WEST RATION ROUGE.
For AUDIToR OF sTATB
WALTER R0ssMANs
OF CLAIBORNE
FOR ATTORNEY dENERAA
RANnELL HUME
4 OF oaLsANs. III
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
o. D sfILLMAN,
OF ouArHITA. Err So
FOR GoNGRESs.
l2sr1f Dishiet- GEO. EUsTIs. Jr.
4 Assaa Dis,ss,- TN EaD0RE q. HUNT 81
Third Eisiria--PREsTON POND. Jr.
FsssA Dissries-- WILLIAM b. LEWIS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17
The Greet Book of the Years
ORDERS NOW OVER EIGHT THOUSAND COPIES
THE MATCH GIRLs
Or, Life Scenes As They Are.

One volume limo; as pages EmOellshsd with beautiful orr
gina designs. 81 IS. Nv&
That this will DO Volume of unbounded popularity astud by
the fae that though 1t hss but weeks
ordes EIGHT THOUSAND COPIES, pouring
in in immense quantities.
Tho Book will. without Doubt aenAaion 40
characters all taken from real life, and many Of them living
No imaginary beings Introduced give effect pic.
lure Real Life furnishes enough txampes Of Hsavsnbo virtue
and owbred vice. gifted author appeal the field Of
gnaon for heroes Tho volume by person dedication
TALENT matter Of language and written with ard
aeclnsss which cannot fail 10 Immediate
will at Great, intense .rs the charseet well
to ,hs ncogniso WHO weids pea which fairly gows with bany
and genius Distinguished critic who has manuscript
il "a volume OF able beauty
passages Pahos and feeling eriisay by
perfectly with deepest feelings the human
heaIt-thos produced by trial and suffering"
EY Copies Per mail poat paid scaipt the price.
WIN. WHITE SMITH, Publisher,
sel4 sp3t cod 1906 Ch.esan ttrsat, Phis4si pba.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17
PARISH oFFIoERs.

! IS s
Fer Sa<i6- JOSEPH HUFTy.
! nv osrs.sr-- CHARLES N. OLIVIER,
Il FIR Di,fyst Aasrasy-M. A. FOUTE.
FOR cLERKs oF COURTS.
yst.s Dissriss csars-N0RBERT TREpAGNIER.
issesnd Disiries coars-P. q. WHIT.
1ziss Dstrice Cosr,-HENRY BEzOU.
FOURTH Disfre: ceart--J, u. WALTON.
EEsA District CoHa--yILLIAM A. MOTT.
ss,k Disria Csurs--W. IL. REESE.
FOR ABsEssoRs.
FRANCIS TURNER. THEODORE DURxsIs
John \. DUEoUR. JOHN A. WATKINS
FOR TAX OOLLEoTORs.
Nsst Disria THOMAS AsKEw.
s.eoas Disries -J0sEpH HERNANDEZ.
Tdf,s Di.sris@ DUyERNEY sARRAR.
Faaya Bsirie,-- GEORGE MENsaIAN.
FOR JUsTIoEs OF THE PEAOE.
FEss J4ssss-D. r. NIITOHELL.
4 s@sad Jaahes- q. nj. BRADFORD. 5t5S
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xsa,sh Justiss FRANCOIS CAL0gGNE.
IsfsA s4sies-w WIS., PILES.
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kssssia JS.sis.- Ell WI HUF0RD. t
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t'r'' Jassiet's csalt--wILLIAaI o. QuIRR.
sssoaa Jasiis.'s ces,s-J0fN A. AaaIssE.
1A'ra sas''ts's osrvs-5As. W. DUpLEssIs.
Fs"'ia 's'sssf' e'srs-JuLEs soRApURU,
SDsa Js'ass'' cssri-7R, y. MERNANpEz.
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Gelesraabeh to the pailp Crescent
ugBAN AFFA1Rs.

NEW York, Sept 4-rhe Herald says that revision
of the tariff of Cuba being made with the object Of
discriminating against American interests.
Maine Election.
The election In Maine has resulted In no choice of Gov
ernor by the people, There Is large antiEusion major
ity in the Legislature.
New York Market
Our Cotton market la dull with declining tendency
We quote Middling Orleans 1o1 cents per pound Ths
Flour market 10 firm, with an upward tendency.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17
NOTICE.
Giqacel b .JMsssssoss

GiqaEel b .JHaasss0n
Respectfully inform their friends publ; sha having
tireiy rehssed their old stand,
No. is Chartres street,
they their Stock Of Goods fire. 10
said place. where in addition wbis thsy opening
ard ape did assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
received steamer Cesesn City and ships Pyramid
and Westminster sm New York, ahp hIulaouse HaYre
all of which will bo ready for inspection MONDAY tho 18th
sei2 apas GIQUEL H. 1AafIssN Is Gh,rtres stresI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17
Pkeazet Plan 0a.

The subscriber has In store and fer Twelve PLEYEL
PiccoLo PIANOS Of various ss les and prices.
Also, fac assortment Of
SQUARE PIANOS, z
from the celebrated Factories Of HALLETF, DAVIS CO., Of
Boatop, and sT0DART. Of Now YORK.
9 PerscnA In want OF hne instrument eatsd call and
examine. II. D. HEWITT. Agent,
sells 3pss No. 80 CAMP at1ee..
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Thomas 4. sTcAiss,
CANAL STREET

- - - " ~
Second door below the Mechanics and Traders Bank
New Orleans,
BooKsELLER AND sTATIoNHR, \
Law, Medical, Miscellaneous and School Books.
WRITING PAPER, via Cap. Letter Wrapping Paper
Of various qualities, Qu's Steel Psns Ink nod general assor
Of Blank Books. :
E Country rsaohesa reqsssssd call and
anime the stctk "a sr w. sq'
s4 STANDARD WORKS FOR sALR.
Family Prayer New Ysrh Readers l. ..
webse,s Distiona ry, unabrd gsd rspoint'e Readers
scot,s Family Bible. NsGuss Eclectic Readers, Mes.
Governmental !. stIuetor. liza SaEdb.
Odrnstead,s ssriss Mitchell onsy Smith and Moris's
Daviea' Mathematical Series. Geography and Alaa.
Hapsr's Publications. gkham, Smith, Brown ard Bull,
Jsvsails Books. iio4's English Grn,nnar.
Law Books. x davies, Pike, Smith and Ras's
Medical Books. Arithmetic
Architectural Works. soathsrn Hsrmouy
Wsbster's Elementary spollsr. Aikens Chrhsian Mbss
Do Sshool Books. White nnd Kings Harmony.
MASONIC AND ODD TELLoWS WORKS.
THOMAS L. WHITE,
se1r 9pst4l,w los Canal stree, New orl.sss.
I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17

Mr.. Pigmsn, clerk Of the steamer s. r. j.
Trabue, bias our thanks for late 81, Louis papers
We arc also indebted 70 the officers Of the
steamer Antelope. for Louisville papers Of a late
date.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17

It Is now announced from Washington that
Surgeon General Lawson is be dispatched to Fort Mon
roe to report the whole subject connected with the
there estshshed and the question Of the
evacuation Of the Fort with reference s occupancy
by refugees from Norfolk and Portsmouth as requested
by the committee from those sltes The hospital at the
Fort now filled with sok soldiers principally raw re-
cruits, whose disease IA not yellow feysz,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-17

GENERAL. WoLL-This distinguished individ-
ua ate commander Of the Northern forces of the late
Mexican Government, arrived in city Saturday
last on bis way 1t is said to join Santa Anna in Carha
gena The General, we are informed, Is Frenchman,
and entered service under the Mexican standard many
years sgo in pursuance of advice rendered him by
General Scott whom, rumor says, he 10 about to visit
They both at the time that advice was given
what younger than at present. and have BOTH doubt
obtained some valuable experimental knowledge regarding
military matters as pertaining to Mexico.
Gen Vol has proved himself not only of the most
able officers Of the Mexican army, but what
In Mexican leaders, faithful ard loyal to those who am
poyed him. BE showed every disposition to fight it out
to the last and unquestonahly would have done had
not the abdication and flight Of His Serene Highness
rendered 1t UNNECESSARY There little doubt that the
reyoutonists would have found the job Of subdung and
defeating the General and his troops the most severe of
the whole business
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PENMASsHIP AND Book KEEPING. New pupils
NIL BE- rscsivea st Dobsar,s 100 Canal strsst few
sssy lsssons win correct the worst hard and give freedom
sssenos and rapidiy D0bssss superior sissl psns for
sAIs. Bee aarsStissusnt.
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Carpet Warehouse,

10 CHARITIES STREET.
We are now receiving an assortment RpETINa such
VELVET, WILTON TAPEsTRY.
BRUSSELS Silly 1NGRA1Ns.
Aao Window Shades puEge and Linen Crumb Cleths
and Piano Covers Hair Coh, Cocoa Mating A.o Floor OIL
CLOTH widths nad qualities suit Roons Halls
eli Of which offer at tho lowest market prices.
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STANDARD WoRKs.-We call attention to the
Advertisements In another column Of ThomaS L, White
No los Canal street. Who besides his extensive stock
everything pertaining to stationery has for sale almost
every Epgsh text book and large number of standard
works One hardly fail of finding, at Mr.. Whites
atore, whatever he may desire in literary way
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BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. "A CAMP STREET,
18th Day Of September, 1855.

sp,ndida of NEW CHOICE BOOKS compiling all
the cheap Publications Of mcrit ready
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