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Chancery Court at IEadis0nviIIe.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1855.
Henry Mayes and NJ. c. Parker,

+. W. King and W. W. d r. VI. Iillard.
DILL charges thai defendant L. W. King
I'D resides in the State of Virginia, publica-
ton is therefore ordered to be made for four
successive weeks in the Athens Post, requiring
said nonresident defendant to appear at the
next term Of said Court, at the Courthouse
in jacksonville, on the LIST Monday of De.
cember next, and answer said compliments
bill, or the same will be taken us confessed
and heard accordingly.
J. A. COFFIN, c. d JL
Sept IA, ls55-4t Prs fee SO 1854
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NoTIOE

AN the 9th and 9th days OF October next will offer
" for sale my Farm, six miles North Of Athens con-
tanning 22o Azores, well improved.-
Also all my stock Of Cattle, Hogs, Sheep Horses House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils and A
great many other articles too tedious TO mention Terms
made known on the day OF sale
Aug 81, '55-5t-3G2 r. FAULKNER
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l9g- An ingenious Londoner has taken out
patent for tipping cigars with mn ign''aoe
composition capable of being fired by ir'etor'
so that when smoker wishes to light e'g"r'
he has only to rub the end of it against any
hard substance.
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Commission Business.
3. X. REEDER

~ LILLY informs the citizens Of McNIipu
- - VS' ana The public generally that he will attend
20 ,he selling Purchasing, and Forwarding Of NH binds
~ trod9ee. Also to ordering Goods groceries or anv
nish Machinery, such as Threshers Rcapers Newer
stak and Straw Cutters, Of any Kind wished al mann
lacturers' prices, freight added " ''~
good lot Of Threshers on the way and IN arrive n, .
few days. Also, one Circular Saw Mini and one Glover
lluller ON hand and for sale by SIX REFDFR
Athens, Tenn may ll-tf-Sl6
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esy-It is not the name you wear but 1t Is
the principles you advocate that makes your
cnnse inst.
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NTIaCN
Only TEN THOUSAND NUNBEPSi
Tickets $5-llalves and Quarters In proportion.
nils ON nil solvent Banks at par. Al cOnmunca.
tions strictly confidential
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Mnagcr,
Aprl 9T-9N Atlanta Georgia.
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HAN Hr--An exchange papersny Gen
Jackson's cabinet was UNIT OUT the e"''''''
Of Gen, Pierce is CIPHER
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Forest Hill Academy.
0cose Male Academy,

E3GntON, NCflH.
yuylIE Fall Session OF this Institution will commence
ON Monday the sd day Of September next, un-
der the charge OF Rev. J. l.. MlLBuRN, whose abilities
and character as Teacher are 50 wen known that the
Trustees deem Il unnecessary to trump his lame Beng
n rnduate of one Of the first Colleges OF East lenncs
see he ia competent to teach the pupils science and
language and to conduct the School win propriey ever
ready 10 guide morally as well as mentally. Parents
and guardians may paronEe Ocoee Academy with as
surancc. The location Is healthy and pleasant.
Terms Of Tuition, per Session Of 20 tceeks:
First VOW
Second q" ovu
No extra carges Board can be had In private iami-
lea ON very reasonable terms. Those who pay In nd
vance can have reasonable deduction rom the regu-
lar rates Of tuition. by order Of the Board.
Aug 10 ". y. REYNOLDS, Sec'y.
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Ben. D. Thompson.
Cleveland, Tenn.
Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals.
CIR O o II II L II -.

O o II II L II 81.
AUGUSTA, Gro, Sept 1, 1855.
OA IIlIDs. good and prime sugar
SEI y 200 barrels Stuarts Clarified Sugar;
100 packages Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
500 bugs fair, prime, and choice Coffee;
100 mats Java Coffee;
HOO kegs Nails, all sizes;
1000 sacks salt;
400 bags Buck and Drop Shot;
5000 lbs Bar Lead
80 hhds Cuba Molasses;
rs barrels stuarts Sugar-Ilousc Syrup;
$50 boxes and kegs Tobacco, every quality;
GO chests Tyson, Imperial aud Black Tea;
9iO 600 Spanish and German Cigars;
500 boxes Adamanne and Sperm Candles;
600 boxes bar and Fancy Soaps;
100 kegs sup. carb. Soda
large stock OF Manila Rope, a y inch; Bed
Cord and Pillow Lines; Painted Pails Brooms; Churns;
Tubs rnss bound Pals; Half buckets; Spices Pepper
Ginger Uassa; ndigo Blue vitriol Copperas; Powder
In keys and cans; pickles. Cheese; butter and soda Bis
cults &C. for sale. Our stock (quors excepted) will at
times be one Of the largest In this market.
Orders from our friends will command prompt atten-
lion. Coaslgnmenis Of Produce are solicited
BAKER, WRIGHT co.
Culntrs BAKER, late Bdker ITiicor &c 90.
W., u Sy aHr W. H. Sarke @ Go. r.c,t III ses
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t7-A pure Know Nothing Convention mas
been officially called to meet IN boston ."
October Sd, to nominate State officers
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Dyspepsia and iuaigcstiou-These great
scourges OF our people cannot be too well understood
or the means of avcrtng curing them too highly ap-
precated. The person who discovers any means OF
alienation con:crs benen. upon his fellows
and is deserving Of hoaor This desirable consumna.
ton has been achieved, and only may dyspepsia be
cured but may he prevented by the use loonands
German Bi;ters,p prepared by mr. G. NJ Jackson Plla.
dephia, which medicine is spoken of in terms of the
highest commentator by thousands who have tested
its efficiency. is perfectly nnocuous in its nature
and possesses ie valuable property Of improving the
health Of the robust, well restoring the health Of
the sick See advertisement sent; 81
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MEEr.--'lhc runaway negro that murdered
Mrs. Loyal on the Cumberland mountain
on Wednesday the Goth ult, was caught at
the negro quarters OF Mrs. Eskridge, west OF
Kingston, on the night of the 3Oth ult, and
vas taken to Kingston. Our mountain CIT,
liens, being in hot pursuit, soon reached
Kingston and demanded and received ms
body, and brought him on back to the neigh
horhood where the murder was committed,
We understand tho negro confessed that he
committed the murder and took the crowd
to the spot where the deed was done. A
gaows was immediately erected to hang
him, but the crowd was finally persuaded To
deSist and let him be committed TO Jail for
tral at our Court, which sits on the 24th
INST, at Sparta.
IL is said there were six or seven hundred
persons upon the ground where the murder
was committed, on Sabbath last, and that II
look several strong appeals to the crowd
to stay the hand of speedy execution. The
negro was committed to Jail on Sunday night
'"s, ureat excitement prevailed on Monday,
anu S'rong disposition manifested to rescue
ana execute him immediately, but mider
councils prevailed, and the very large crowd
repaired with order and quietncss to their
homes.
we think the citizens of the county have
manifested create forbcarance in this case,
which is for the best but nothing but speedy
Justice can 6ppeose the public mind and al.
lay the violence of excitement. Let justice
be delayed and the law bafled, and for future
ouirages nothing short of speedy justice need
be eSpcctee.-Sparia Tunes Sept. 9Th
1t is stated that go soldiers have died Of
cholera AZ Havana
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E.iyCr DisHaNc.-CGr'crs Spanish Mixture as
remedy for liver disease and the number Of formidable
evils connected with disorgansed state that organ
is unrivHcd Hun Of certificates from the high.
est Of persons, living IN the city of Richmond
Na might be given Of cures effected by Carcrs Span.
ish Mixture. We nave only refer to the extra.
ordinary df Samuel W. Drnker, ESQ OF the firm
uf Drinker & Norris booksellers, Richmond, Va who
cured by two bottles Of this medicine after three
years suffering from diseased liver lie says its action
the blood Is wonderful better than all the medicine
he has ever taken and cheerfuly recommends Il to ALL
See Advertisement sept
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Land for Sale,
William II. Miller, by his Guardian, Thomas
Miller,

William II. Miller, BY his Guardian, Thomas
Miller,
US.
William II. Hunter, and the other heirs of
Samuel Hunter deceased,
Petition 10 Sell Land I
\ obedience to an nterlocutcry decree and
4 order of the Worshipful County Court of
Meigs county, Tennessee, at its September
Session, 1855, will proceed to go up-n the
premises and sell TO the highest bidder. for
cash, all the undivided interest which the
said William II. Miller has in and to all the
Lands of which sail Samuel Hunter, died,
seized aud possessed in said county. credit
of twelve months will be given upon all ex.
cept the sum of sixty dollars, which must he
paid down. and note and good security will
he required and q lien retained for the residue
of the unpaid purchase money
JAMES A IIOUSER, Clerk.
Sept II, lS55-It Prs fee 81 3G4
Chalccry Court at lEadisOnviIIe.
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EEERE

LOON JEA-E4< Gs
UH AvlNG sold Que OF my Farms am stu anxious
10 sell The one on which live, nine miles South Of
Athens on the stock road to deorgia-3S2A Acres,
and iBi more adjoining he bought. have " good
two wear old Mules Horses; and likely young Negro
noys 10 sell, nil on reasonable terms for cash.
gsnt Z 'b5-9n ". l.. PHILLIPS,
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J11Ht TIccoivod,

~ hA~F-s
E00 LBS. Java Coffee;
COO 1000 lbs. Rio do;
200 lbs. Crushed Sugar;
100 Caracas Indigo;
100 Star Candles;
90 Dupont's Rife Powder;
90 Blasting do;
IL Id. Cans Eagle do;
900 gallons No ! Golden Syrup;
All Of which will be sold MS usual, at tho
June s W. G. HORTON Il co.
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lsSy" A boy in penusylvonia, aged nearly
three years, weighed 9s pounds, and is LAT,
tcning ut the rate Of six pounds IN seven
weeks! lie is well proportioncd, being tire,
feet high; SO inches round the chest; 40 round
the abdomen; upper part Of arm, 10; wrist, 7;
upper part of thigh, &c; ankle, la.-Med'cai
Examiner.
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Cook Stovow.
By Amhoriiy Of tie State Of Georgia
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery
GRAND scheme for October.
drawn October II, 1855, in the city of Atlanta
when Prizes amounting to
81 . O O - O

WIN he distributed according to the following magnin-
cent Schemel Aud remember every Prize drawn at
each Drawing and paid when due without deduction
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Bolivar Academy,

'lNIlE FEMALE DEPARTMENT Of this Institution will bo
opened Monday the 18th day Of September
Prof. Samn VI. Gaines, Principa with competent
corps Of Assistants.
Course Of l4UGY.-Rcading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Grammar, Physiology Geography, Composition, Rheto-
rio, Ancient and Modern History, Eocuton, Astronomy,
Logic, Natural, Mental md Moral Philosophy Algebra,
Geometry, Trigonomutry, Botany, Chemistry, Geology,
and the Greek, Latin, Spanish, German and French
languages.
TERMS per- Session Of 90 ,oee,s onc-hdy IN ddrdncd:
Primary ClGss-Spelng, Reading Writing, Artl-
metica Tables, Primary Geography, and Bull
lions First Lessons in English Grammar. 80
The Attn, ID, Junior and Senior Classes which en-
brace the entire
Instruction in either Of the Ancient or Modern
Music ON IaEo or Guitar
20 deduction for absence for less than oneourth OF
a term.
The main objects Of this institution are thorough mem
tall moral aud physical training and in order to keep
the progress of the pupils constantly before their friends
lar prominence will be given to Spelling Reading and
To yoang Ladies' who complete the prescribed course,
and whose depormen entities them TO such distinction
Ceflfcde Or Scholarship will be given, signed by tho
Principal and Trustees.
Tie Mdle Department will be opened for instruction
in the new Building on the an MOR4dv Of SEPTEMBER,
in charge Of Mr.. John q. Scarborough, graduate OF
the University Of So. Ca. JOSEPH UPTON, en-.
J. A. COFFIN, Sec'y. aug 8l-ti-36s
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New York, Sept. D.

The Burlington jury declare that due an
gcnce was not used by the driver OF the car
rage. The engineer did not observe the
rules or laws of the company. Inc New
Jersey conductor is cxonoratrd. The time
table of the company unsafe for life and limb
and the safety of passengers of more impor-
tance thnn sayinp a few minutes.
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FOR SALE.

r1NllE undersigned wishes to dispose of his
Il House and Lot, situated in the west end
of Athens, on Washington Street. which he
will sell on reasonable terms The location
is desirable one for a man with small
family. For further information apply to the
subscriber at the Office of the Athens Post
WILLIAM BUSSELL
A,hcns Ancnst II. 1879.
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.4g~ Notwithstanding the recent warning
ut Burington,a man in wagon attempted to
crpss the rail road at Newark on Thursday.
His horse became unmanageabe, fell and
broke the shafts of the wagon, but no person
was injured. The train was moving very
slowly, aud stopped before any damage was
done. The train going from New Brunswick
to Newark on "Wednesday, was detained by a
boy driving II steer on the track in front OF
the engine and refusing TO go of. The en-
gneer slowly followed him up nearly m'Ie'
when he turned his steer facing the engine
and defcd them. The train was stopped the
fireman got of to drive him away but the
boy made battle and the engineer had to let
him have his own way.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-21

ATOrECE. we want and must have money: Az
Eotes and Accounts In our possession made In tbs
ycar 1881 must be paid Immediately yon may expect
10 nav cos Our rule Is only 70 sell twelve months
49, .os''' ''> nnget q. F.6T. g. GiBsoN.
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10y We call the attention of business men
to the following from the Cincinnati Colum-
bian:
The Benefits Of Adrertisiag.-A member of
one of the most successful aud liberal adver-
Using houses in the city, called at our count
ing.room yesterday, says the Cincinnati Col.
umbian, to extend his arrangements. During
his conversation, he remarked, that they had
commenced advertising in small way, and in
but limited number Of papers, but that the
advantages were daily made So apparent, that
they had concluded to extend it through every
valuable medium in the city. He remarked
"ll We advertise any particular style orar icIe
of new goods, there is sure 10 be demand
for it immediately; and ii we wish to get rid
of anything thai Is running behind the mar
kct, with the help Of The press we can easily
call such attention to it us 10 crowd II OIL
And he added us Il cinrher, eve received this
morning an order from the country town, the
profits OF which will more ,an pay the cost
of advertising in half the papers of Cincin-
natl" Men who pursue liberal policy to-
wards the public are only liberal toward their
own interest.
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~ The Baltimore sun of Monday, speak
ing of the death of Mr.. Gatcwood, the Junior
Editor of the Norfolk Beacon, says:
ave deeply regret to hear Of the death Of
our correspondent, Richard Galewood, Jr,
Esp, one of the editors and proprttors OF the
Norfolk Beacon. lie WAS Il gentleman Of
sterling character and fine abilities, and his
daily letters 10 the Sun, since the Commence
mcnt of the epidemic, have been universally
admired aud copied by the press throughout
the country. His attention had for weeks
been given to the sick and distressed, and he
had nobIy braved the ravagcs OF the disease
from the beginning until few days ago,
when he was stricken down, and now follows
to the grave his intimate friend, Mayor
Woods, his partner, Col. Cunningham, and
many others with whom he had been in close
friendship for years. lie died in the thirty
third year of his aye, after six days illness,
Il .inariyr to human suffering"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

HENRY CLAY AND MMLARD FnLMoRE. The
following letter, addressed by HEsgr CLAY to
Daniel Ullman, of New York, possesses mourn
ful, yet instructive interest t-mournful because
its grand old author has passed forever from
earth and earthly scenes, and instructive be-
cause it reminds us Of the fact that the noble
statesman, 30 highly commended, still lives, in
the full enjoyment Of mental and physical
vigor, prepared to act well his part either as
private citizen or as the head Of the govern
ment. r5 r4 INA s5L M Z.
But to the letter: IS sE5rslf
WAsHseros, March 8, 1852 -y Dear Sir: You rightly
understood me in expressing preference for Mr Fill
more as the Whig candidate for ts Presidency This
did before left home, and have frequently here In pr
vate intercourse since arrival at Washington care
not how generally the fact may ba known but should
not deem right % publish any formal ayowal Of that
preference under my own signature In the newspapers
Such would snhsct me to the imputaaion Of
posing that my opinions possessed weight with the
public than apprehend they do The foundation Of nv
preferences s that Mr. Fillmore has administered the 81
ecutive Government with signal success and ability Hs
has been tried and found true faithful honest and con-
scientious wish to say nothing Ia derogaon from his
they have both rendered great
vice TO their country the in the field the other in
mens as well as Mr.. Fillmore has done But then peher
Of them has been tried he has been tried in the elevated
position he now holds, and think that prudence and
wisdom had better restrain from making any change
without necessity for it, the existence Of which do not
perceive. - l4at9t Ft4 H. CLAI. ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

A recent number of the Chicago Democrat
states that woman arrived in that place few
days previous with the dead body of her hus-
band, which she was taking East for burial.
On the route she fell in with young man, and,
on the arrival of the cars at Chicago, they went
off together, leaving the dead body of the hus-
band in the depot, where it has remained since.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
NUMBER 2oe.
DAILY CRESCENT.
LoNG co.


When at eve sat alone,
Thinking on the Past and Gone 5..
While the clock with droxsy finger,
MARKS how long the minutes sinaer-- &
And the embers, dimIy burning, s..-...
Tel Of Life to Dust returning
Then my lonely chair around,
with quiet, mournfut sound
WIN murmer soft and low, S-s*
Come the Chests Of Long Ago. p,
One by one ] count them DER, sis5i
Voices that are heard NO more, -
Tears that loving cheeks have vet, 's'- 2
Words, whose music fingers yet Is ss.s7
Holy faces, pale and fair, ~
shsdovy locks Of waving hair
Happy sighs and whispers dear, III st -.
Songs forgotten many year
Lips Of dswy fragrancs--eyes sag
Brighter, bIuer than the skies e., n.
Odors breathed from Paradise.
And the gentle shadows glide
Softly murmuring at my side, q
Till the long uufriended day,
ALI forgotten, fades away.
Thus, when am all alone, -,
Dreaming DER the Past and Gone,
All around me, SAD and slow, - .5.,,s. /.
Come the Ghosts Of Long Ago.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
JOSEF HUFTY,
20 CAMP STREET, 30
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS

Gu STAPLE GOODS,
Is No 20 Camp street, under The City Hotel Netp Orleans
Respectfully attention q Wholesale and Rets
imported, constantly supplied throughout the year
SHE'LL Shell Buffalo Combs every atyls
and variety.
description of his the
low est Northern factory prices. -f07I
TOILET kRTCLESSuch Perfumsry Oil,
{ ! Fancy Soaps, etc.
FINE FANS PURSES Bceks Work Boxes Portable Desks
together with endless variety Of Poemopnaes every
style and shape, and at unusually low prices.
GUNS PISTOLS, Knives, Colts Warners Revolving Pistols
Scissors Razors Life Prssevers Fishing Reea and Tackle
every variety, to suit the determined angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY etc. -i5z7..z.
The stock this line, consisting Of the T. Cooper NJ Tobias
Joseph johnson movsment, With fms
Engah with large Of Eastern
Jswe syIwars, etc. have been selected h by F.
having purchased fer cash. great Inducements will
ofsradt purchasers. a. g1z5-3 55 IA =5a1zzF =
t Every article warranted money
IN Watches, Jswsr carefully Repaired and WARRANTED
m Z r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
. 2s4 feet sH inches.

On the 1st inst. fire occurred in Richmond,
Va, which destroyed property to the value Of
about ~, ,OOO..., .z-.aE e ..saA A.liAAA aLal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

The Americans in Savannah elected their
candidate for Mayor on the Sd inst The vote
was close, and the Democrats elected ten of the
twelve Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

Edwin Forrest, the tragedian. has purchased 3
of Miss Stuart, of Boston, fine portrait of
Rachel as Phedre. He has also commissioned
her to paint portrait Of Washington after the
original by her father, ls ~ 5.lss4si
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

81 remember .once,' says Lamartine, s. 10
have seen the branch Of willow which had
been torn from the parent trunk, floating upon
the angry surges Of the overwhelming soans.
On it female nightingale still covered her nest,
as it drifted down the foaming stream, and the
male on the wing followed the wreck which WAS
bearing away the object Of his love-"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

MORE IRISH IsvAsroN.-A dispatch Of the 4th
inst. from New York says: s's 81
A meeting of delegates from various Irish
organizations in the United States and Canada,
is now being held in the Astor House. There,
are $50 delegates present, and more are sx-,
pected. The object. of the meeting is supposed
to have reference to the redemption Of Ireland
from English rule by invasion from this coun-
try. The proceedings are strictly private, and
reporters are excluded s-"55.1.,E ,'ts-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
A NEW PHx FOB Boz. A London correspon-
dent Of New York paper, says :S gs e5eN sai

A NEW PHH FOB Boz. "A London correspon-
dent Of New York paper, says Il ei sygH sag
AL Parnassus appears to be in Paris ut pres4
ent. We hear Of Charles Dickens making q
daily visit to the studio of Shaer, whose pencil.
give us the full effect Of moustache, and a new
style of arranging the hair, which have lately
so transmogrifed Boz, that his own father
were he, poor man, to the fore would rot
know him. The popular portraits Of Diekens
were taken from painting executed about ten
years ago by Maciise but that portrait gives
you NO idea Of the Dickens of to day The
moustaehe, the friiled shirt, the diamond
studs, and the ali-ronnder have made quite
another man Of the modest looking youth Dick
ems is said to have caught the injection of frils
and patehouli from Bulwer, who was always
very extensive in that line. .si 5! lo5lll =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
SUPERIOR WHITE AND YELLOW GREASE,
For Passenger and Freight Cars, 0mnibuses, Wagons
Cabs and Carriages.
YuyIJF TTNnER SIENEDE ba VIM, haap y,,,o;nt ad

sos Agents Hubbard celebrated Greases iaaye
to call attention Of owners omnbese other vehicles
to the large they receiving. 17#z5'
These eassa have been extensively this city
pronounced BY all 10 be
and OIL We therefore,
them n worthy Of notice. both for durability quality
we'll iasfsr their low price.
We aiberiy refer to Msasrs. Hart Thomas Co.. Mr.
Richard copdon who other kind grease
buses and carriages.
CHAs. A. EAGER & CO.,