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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-13

| u - "a M THURSDAY March ~ lsssss;,
BENEFIT OF MFR GEORGE SIC 8
VIII acted MeyerIeer,s Grand OPERA n fse TIE
"7 STAR OF THE NORTH.
| n5- Doors open at 7 O'Clock. rRi2 y
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70 tie Farmers Of Orange, Alsmance
Chatham and Wake.

Chatham and Wake.
FEsAE undersigned hare formed copsrtnership for
L the purpose Of buying WHEAT. They will al
nsys awe lie heAcs, Norfolk and Petersburg prices,
leiuctine keshl and other expenses. They will pay
The cash on delivery Of the Wheat al the Railroad.
10 carry out more eaesiusy ,heir purpose, one Of the
Ann will BE- al the warehouse Of each Of the following
named places. every week, on the days specified:
Morrisyille, on Friday,
Durham's, on Wednesday,
HillshoFough, on Tuesday,
Aebane's, on "Wednesday.
Graham on Thursday.
By this arrangement the farmers will receive Of home
Nha, their wheat woslj them IN market, without
the risk and trouble Of transportation.
The undersigned also offer their services as COM
MISSION MERCHANTS 10 buy Groceries They
have made arrangements s.which they viii be enated
10 furnish their customers with Groceries al on Advance
OF only three per cent wholesale prices They have
comrodous warehouse al Chapel Hill for the conSe-
nence Of the farmers Of the neghbcting country where
soms one vii! he ii attendance a, all lines. All com
n.naiealoas should be addressed 10 at Chapel Ill.,
+. MALLETT,
W. l.. SAUNDERS.
kfay s. 35--bm
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SOMETHING NEW.
Ambrotypes and Photographs,

The latest and greatest Discovery q Tie Age
~ HUNT would inform the public that Sc has open.
A. ed rooms permanently in Chapel Hill where he
is prepared 10 execute these beautiful pictures u The
highest style Of the art. The Amroiype s taken on
Glass, and unlike Dasuerreoiype, wthoO, being
sed Tine superiority Of this picture 10 point Of beauty
and Durability has placed it al the head OF the Fine
Arts Il can be 10 any light without reflection
II il free from The polish Of tina silver plate; il csnn get
dusty, and il impervous TO water air or acii and
will last for ages.
Every lady and gentleman Is particularly invited 10
call and examine bis specimens. Cloudy weather as
good Sunshine. Instructions given in the art OF Am
broiyping, and Apparatus furnished.
L. HUNT.
March IL. go
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Have you a Pump?

HAVING purchased fiom NJ Graves lie role risi,
- or ihe ale 81 Bsfkrrs Doodle Acting fpice and
I.ifi Pump. in ihe counties Of Lisnse and Alsmsnce
those desiious Of getting excellent PBmr simple snt
81 the lime andiug oui continuous stream Of ~.
led. can get ons BY applyng 10 lie snl,.etibefs
NJ. 5. A. White, 81 Nebsnesvie. hss one Of lhfse
Pumps 10 operation, which. he Whites o. performs ID.
mtably he authorized a scent for lie sais II
our P9mps in that section. snd any application % him
U meet Nih d, prompt siisniion i directed 20 a.
Zinc OF aood tubing furnished 81 irAins expense.
J. G. TuRRENT1NE & son.
May IS. az
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r Z M OV AL.

THE subscriber having removed his Store 70 the old
i Stand formerly occupied by A. Z. kurdock. just
East 81 The Court House. win be pleased to see his old
friends and customers, and many new ones az may
choose to give hina cali He promises, as heretofore,
to use his hes, efforts 10 suit them, both in the price and
quality Of Goods.
aT The following articles will he taken in exchange
for Merchandise, at the market price: Wheat, Flour,
Corn Meal, 1hreshed Oats, Jeans Linsey. Striped Cot
ton, Tow Cloth Flax and Cotton Cloth, Beeswax, Flax
Seed, Rags. old Castings, &C. &c.
P. B. RUFFIN.
February 90. 27--6m
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se,nbola's Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD.s HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND Fluid Extract Buchu

Ii CERTAIN, sAFE, AND EFFEeTrtL REAkhf
For DISEASES of Ne BLADDER Kidneys G0greL, Dropsg,
Hcakaessts Ssrrtt Dseasts OstricionS, Female Com
fiaats and al other Diseases Of The Sexual Organs,
whether in Male Or Female, from whatever cause they
nav have originated no matter Of how long Standing
This popular and specific remedy i now offered 10 the
afflicted and guaranteed 10 cure al the above complaints
II searches the very roots Of the diseases diving out
III ihe diseased fluids of the body thus removing The
cause and rendering the cure CERTAIN and PERMA-
NENr. This medicine aliays pain and inflammation
which other remedies invariably and can be taken
with les. trouble and expense 10 patients. This lnfa
lie remedy has saved thousands upon thousands from
The hand. q MsIesss QuACKS. il not from premature
graves II cases Of nscciion the Compound Buchu Is
tne only sire worthy Of the least confidence 81 the at
aicied in performing SAFE CURES. Il contains no
nsrroe meIcury OF other injurious drug but i pure
~ YfsErABLE CcxrosIIIeS. Il is very agreeable to
tie TASTE creates peicepe odor, and may be taken
by persons Of either sex without hndeance from busi-
ness or medical advice plain directions Tor use ae-
company the meairine. Reader, il you have any Of the
above comyisius, DO not neglect them. DELAYS are
DANGEROUS. With this medicine you cure
ycarseif and thus prevent 81 exposure.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and efeciually cures the most
-ifuen form 81 diseases and eradcaies every par
tce Of infectious mailer from The sysrm restoring he
.aen - pelfect s;sic Or Health and Purity. Aud rs
medicine which must benefit everybody, from The sim
piy 5elcsie 10 The confined ana Gesrsrng Invalid. no
eeaa i 10 be found, il aetins both CURE and PRE-
yESTIYE Of any Of the above ailments
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD.
Raleigh a CASTOR r. r, Office, I
Rsliph. Feb. 8. 1856.

x
Raleigh, Feb 9, 1856.
, the NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is now
completed to Charlotte notcc is hereby given, that
goods or produce brought down that Road intended for
transportation over the Raleigh 4 CASTOR Railroad, will
be received by this Company at the North Carolina Rail
road Depot in Raleigh (owned jointly by the two Com
panes and will be transported thence without delay OF
extra charge and goods designed for the Western Mer
chants and others along that Road, will likewise be de-
i,ered at the same poini.s
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg or
Portsmouth except on way freight which must be paid
in advance or on delivery Of the goods
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents o.
the Company TO give satisfaction in thenanspoIaiion Of
goods and produce.
Owners and shippers Of goods are requested 10 have
them distinctly markell so that their destination may be
known r. A. HAMILTON, President.
February l6. uso-
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APEs,s
Siirogenized super-Phosphatc
Of Lime.
Mapes' Improved Super-Phosphate
Of Lime.
FRrpERI.K MCREAnY,

FREDERICK MCREADY,
GencraI Agent fof the Manufacturers Office ofhe Work.
ing Farmer, Is3 Fulton Street. n. Yoik.
JAMES WEBB. Agent, HillsbGfoogh, \. G..
,IshE numerous experiments ~ which css fertilizers
have heen iesied prove their superiority over ~
oihen in the cultivation Of al kinds Of crops 70 The
garden snd 10 The field.
They are prepared under the direction n Professor
Mspss, Editor Of The Working Farmer. and have been
used by himself and Others with The most marked sd
ysniages, for The lsst Eve yesU.
Arrangements made BY the manufacturers enable then
10 procure The mseals II the cheapest possible iaiss,
aud hence ihey ess offer pure article composed en-.
iiiey Of phosphate Of line, sulphBrc acid, Peruvian
guano and snpbae 81 ammeHs, - price equal 70 that
of Peruvian guano but 80 The Of he iafner s Of
quit double he sslus. Ds such treatment The smnona
i 10 longer volatile, and hence i Is more lasting than
Peruvian guano.
Five hundred pounds of lie Improved Super. Phos
phsie II Line have been found ~ frequent expeneni
10 fully equal in value thirty half cords u well rolled
stable msnure. snj from moi Icing volatile, lasts IN the
soi until consumed By lhe plania
The convenience Of this consists 10 is mall
bulk, and consequent ease VI handling. single hum
dfe.l pounds arpiej topfessing 10 meadows, 40
increase Tie ytb more than Ton per acre.
It, superiority and economy eumpsfed Nth gusno,
j. very great Comparative experiments have ieen made
with this msnufe. aong,iJe Of ell other known ietz.
sr. and inyarsIy with results avoabls 10 lie Impos.
ed sDPerphOsphsie Of Lime.
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THE HlLLsBoaouGH RECORDER
BY DENNIS HEARTT a soN.

Terms.-Two Dollars year, u paid 10 ssvsncs
Two Dollar. and Fifty Cents. " not paid within three
nonhs Three Dollars, IL deayec until sfei The sI.
piration of the year.
No payer will be Discontinued until oil sncsngss srs
paid. Unless al lhe option 81 The puhlishes-
Hereafter no paper will hc sent 70 new eutscIihtt
out Of this state unless aymcni i msde IN advance o.
person in the state will become rsspo us 10 the
editors; and The paper viii moi b. gsniio subscriber
out Of The state f@ more than two yes without, pay.
ment, unless i u 10 or personally known 70 " and IN
whose inieeniy we have confidence
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
AbvrHTisEutsrs not exceeding fourteen lines. ono
dollar Tor the FIRST and tseniy-6vs cent, for each suhs
qasnt insertion longer ones In proportion. Coun 81.
wnistnenis twenty-five PEI cent higher. dedueiicn
Of onetAird will be inside 70 sds.iil,er,hy lhs YEAR
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For Sale
BRANDRETH's PILLS,

For Tie cure Of lauenso, Colds, Iadig,sfiOn. Dys-
pePsia. iieadaehe. DEBILITY, Weakness,
DC. dc. &c.
1r Fresh Supply just received, and for sale by
the gents ID. Heart * son, at the Printing Ofer.
Hiilsboroueh lanes d .M'Dads, Chspel Hill and
q. A .MebaRe Mason Hall.
iuly slh, 1854, iy4s-
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LuMBERl LUMBER. \!

rFsHE undersigned would respectfully inform the cl-
a GERS Of Orange and Alamance, that they are pre-
parcd u furnish LUMBER Of quality inferior TO none
In The Stale end upon moderate terms. Their Mill is
situated four miles east Of Brasselds Turnout, where
the Lumber viii be loaded on the Cars. All commu-
njcatons addressed to Vi at Brass6eld, viii meet with
proaipt attention.
JUS i. 90
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RICHARDS. SAUNDERS,
(srccEssoR 10 J. .. lEwls,)
Druggist and Ap0thccary,.

e
CHAPEL HILL, N. G.
AM now opening for my spring sales, fresh a's0-
ment of
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass,
DC.
Having bought the entire stock OF Drugs, &C., Of
Messrs. ]. T. Watson & Co.. (the whole OF which was
purchased in Philadelphia last fal) and having added
them to my present stock. now prepared 10 offer TO
cash, or prompt six months (unless otherwise stately
purchasers bargains in all descriptions Of goods usually
kept in Drug Store.
Having the assistance Of Mr.. w. II. Crowell (of Phi
adelpnia) and Mr.. A. s. Lee, Physicians and others
may rely on having their orders carefully Put up at all
hours Physicians and others in want, will find large
stock al Of which warrant 10 be Of The hes, quality.
The following list comprises in part few OIL lead
ing articles in my line:
Alum, Amonia, Allspico, Copreras, Blue Mass, Ca
lome Cloves, Borax. Birthstone, Blaekings. Csmphor,
Cream Tartar, cooper's Gelane, Glue, Epson Sails,
Cigars Extract lockwood, Flax Seed, Lubins Genuine
Extracts, Extracts Of al kinds, Race Ginger, Gum Ara
bic Harlem Oil, Hair, Maitland Tooth Brushes, Indigo,
Inks, Lyons kahairon, German Btters, Phalons Hair
Insgora,or, Pepper, grain and ground, Qunine vermi
fges Of all kinds Wrishs Pills, Brandreths, Peters
Ayers, Strongs. Nj anes, HebeDsack's, dc. Mustang
Linimen Perumery of all kinds, Window Glass OF all
sizes French and American Patty, Paints, Dye Woods,
Sc, Bottles of all kinds; Garden Seeds. set Of Spice
and Salt Mouth Jars, which will be sold at cost.
! March 81. 3:-3m
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NOW ON HAND.

NOW ON HAND.
bacon Sides, Shsd, Hoe Herrinss
Id Beat Coffee Sugar;
Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Ssgai;
Fresh Hops; Table Salt,
soperior hard Tallov Candles;
s.pesm and Adamanilne cand,esi
Yery Ane Black and Green Teaa
Bprnsl.s Premium Wheat Fans, left 90 sac:
JAMES WEBB.
June l6. SO
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naaE An 1gm ags

III you want iEulRg9E RATE GARRIAGEga
which will not only render good service, but be also
neat, call on the subscriber living six miles north Of
liillsborough. He has heen carrying The business
for the last sixteen months and bis work has proved 10
be first rate. He is determined that his work shall
tnue TO he executed in the best manner fully equal TO
any IN this section Of country, and at prices 10 suit pur
chasers Persons wanting Csrrages send their
ders Though the Post Office al Hisboroueh, and they
will be promptly attended 10. All Kinds Of Repairs viii
be done 10 good order and on moderate tcrms
u The subscriber has purchased theIiehi io Orange
County in PATENT BRAKg for all kindsof Carriages
10 which he invites the attention Of the public.
~ The subscribers Wool Carding
Machines are In good order, and are doing The very
hest quality Of work. Prices heetof 70; Eight cents
for white; Twelve and hall cents mixed; orenefh
part Of the wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 20. 4itf--
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Just received and for sale,
r. DOZEN God Liver oil.
W 8 J0z Ho!lowsy's pills,
HaloHayis Ointment.
rross BsfJoIe's Sugar Worm Drops
dnz. Cliiihush's TIieophefous,
o wolfe's schnaps,
2 Congress Matef,
Balm Of thousand Flowers.
pufkec's East Powder,
Also. isfae assortment Of Medicines, Perflmery
Paints, Oils, Dyesiuifs &c. Sc.
LONG & CAIN.
April IS. az
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NAriNG been appointed Agent for tie sale n
Prof sfapcs's Fertilizers,
(ihe used with such " Mr. Wm.I. Bine.
ham) am now ready 10 receive orders for either the
Nitro Mined " Improved Super PLo.phse Of Lime.
which rill Be furnished BY Tie ton II Manufacturers
price and expense from New York ad5eI
Terms, cash shen ordered.
JAMES WEBB.
Fs5fusy ". 80
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so REWARD.

s,TRAYED from my pasture on 81 shout the 9th Of
= NAV. twenty five sheep, marked with a crop and
lit "a each ear and undebit 10 the right; tails cropped
The above reward viii be given TO any one upon deli
very 81 tie Sheep, or Information so that ] car. get
them, WILLIAM CAIN, Sen.
lane A.
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Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c.

THE subscriber takes this meihod Of informing bis
friends aud The public generally that he s carrying
on the Boot aud shoe.mskine Business al his Tan Yard
IN Orange county, ~ e., twelve miles south Of Roxho-
scugh, and twelve miles north Of HlsboTough. The
shop is conducted entirely hy M. Asa n. Davis former
II Of Hil.shorough who nsers hImsef and those for
whom lie has worked will hear him out IN his opinoh
that be can do as good work any workman in the
state and reasonable Terms and in expeditions
a manner any other workman 10 be found.
All orders from distance promptly attended TO. lie
is now receiving large stock Of NonLeIn Cali skin for
making Boots, Shoes, &c. ~ m p.SS
January 8.
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Prepared By DIR. ]. C. AVER q CO.,
'rsctlesl and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass

aiid lyf sae III
Drs. Long < Cain, llillsborough,
Holt, Murray & Co. Graham.
md ~ Druggists and dealers In Medicine every where.
March ~. sO-i2m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

4 The PHILOSOPHY OF A ERoG.--We saw yesterday,
on Bongbrook street, o lump,of solid TRANSPARENT
ice about ten inches thick and wde in the heart of
which was large frog nicely frozen up, and looking
quite pleasant with a beaming eye. The ice was
found on the marsh behind the gas works, and when
himself, and jumped about quite lively, We heard a
railroad operative describing the philosophy Of the
thing to friend of his, us follows:
| 4ou see" says Mickey, i" the poor craythur's
instruction towd it the air was going to be cowd and
that the frost was goin to power down red hot 50 in
it jumps into the Wather to get out of the damnness
and wraps tsefsup in foot square Of the LIQUID to
keep the frost out as whisky wasn't convenient
which IS the correct clothing for any intelligent basic
-?barrln Know n othngrto dress his intaryior
with. And We know that water is transporous for it
runs into We at end an out oy We at the other and
never gets into your head at all; and SO. il began to
snow with fever hate and the cowld penetrated the
bones Of the frog through foot thick Of dry water
so he shook his feathers to keep up the circulation Of
his blood, which the Haythins call ichor till by dint
Of kckin, with his hands and toes-for devil a lee
has a frog or any other natural hipid in Americay
he soon got a comfortable warm congealment of ice
round him, and there he squatted as happy and cosy
as if he was on Milos' soft feather bed which was
made ont OF hard porkypine quilts, and looking for
all the world like bame i'll sinners eye, or like a
new ambry tpe picture which is the representation
q no mortal conceivable thing any way yoh can take
A.. 80 you see the ice conglommerated round about
the flog for he hit on that plan like an Egipshur
mummy 70 preserve himself in secu!a seculorum as
tae parrot says, till conjaynial times should come
When pop goes the Wea2el, and he'd come out in q
| blazing persprationt Y
Ana was it the frog did all them mighty things
by himself ~ demanded Tady.
Twas the frogs own natural philosophy
answered Mickey.
The froglh said the ncredplous Tady.
Petersburg Democrat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31
IsroRrASr TO sMoKEns.-In Frorlep,s Journal Of

IMPORTANT TO SMoKERs.-In Frorlep's Journal of
recent date, an interesting article has been pub
shed on the habit of tobacco smoking and on poison
ing BY nicotine Among the facts there mentioned
are experiments instituted by Mr.. Maapert, a phar-
macien, of Poctiers His intention was to ascertain
the exact quantity OF nicotine absorbed by smokers
IN proportion to the weight of tobacco consumed
The apparatus used consisted of stone Jar in which
the tobacco was made to burn, connecting with a
series OF bottles communicating by tubes. The bot
ties were either empty or contained some water
mixed or not with a little sulphuric acid. From a
few experiments it was found that in the smoke of
tobacco extracted by inspiration, there is ten per
cent. nlcotne. Thus, q man who smokes q cigar
OF the weight OF seventy grains, receives in his mouth
yapor tar empyreumatie oil, etc. Although large
portion OF this nicotine is reacted both by the smoke
pulled from the mouth and by the saliva portion Of
1t IS, nevertheless, taken up by the vessels of the
buecal and lalyng ealmucous membrane, circulated
with the blood and acts npon the brain. With those
unccustomed to the use Of tobacco, the nicotine
when in contact with the latter organ produces yerti
go, nausea headache and somnoence, while habitual
smokers are merely thrown into state of excitement
similar to that produced by moderate quantities Of
wine or tea From further investigation it was found
that the dier the tobacco the less nicotine reaches
the mouth. very dry cigar, while burning, yiedsa
very small amount Of Watery vapory the smoke coos
rapidly, and allows the condensation of the nicotine
before itrcaches the mouth Hence it comes that the
first half Of a cigar smokes more mildly than the
second, in which certain amount of condensed
Watery Vapor and nicotine freed by the first half are
deposited. The same remark applies to smoking
tobacco in pipes and if smokers were prudent they
would never consume but half cigar or pipe, and
throw away the other. Smoking through water, or
with long tubes and small bowls, is also precautiou
which should not be neglected.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

Professor Mitchell closed one Of his recent lectures
with the following magnificent illustration: Des-
erblng the gradual tendency of the earths orbit to
assume the circular FORM he said its short diameter
was gradually engthening, and would continue so to
expand until it should become perfectly circular,
when it would again contract to its original shape
and dimensions. And so the earth would yiblate
periodically, and these periods were measured by
millions upon millions Of years. 'Thusn said Prof
NJ the earth will continue to swing back and FORTH
and to and ffo in the heavens like great pendulum
beating the seconds of eternityr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

AN "ORFUL DEAuGHr."-An old acquaintance of
ours in the country INDUCES in very exaggerated
style of description and illustration in his ordinary
conversation. For instance, when describing the
effect of an alteration in his kitchen chimney which
he had ordered his mason to make he said that
!" before the chimney was altered it drew the wrong
way so powerful, that every flock of wild geese that
flew over the town for ten years was sucked down
into his fireplace, but since the alteration has been
made the draught was SO strong, that if he should
hook one end Of a log-chain in the middle of the
kitchen floor, the other end would stand quivering up
the chimney"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

At an asSemblage of a few friends one evening
lately the absence of lady was noticed, which was
apologzed for by an acquaintance, who stated that
She was detained by a little incident. "Ah yes,n
exclaimed Mrs. John Smith, and beautiful little in
5edent 1t was, too-t weighs just nine pounds and
half p Mrs. Smith is at present principal of fash
ionabe academy in the West, named ,rhe School for
Scandal, fright opposite the "School of Reformn--
Curious coincidence, amt it? The world is full of such
5Nlibtle incidents,i ;. ..,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

X q How do you like the character of St. paul?n
asked parson Of his landady one day. during a CON
yersation about the old saints and the apostles. "Ah
he was good, clever old soul know, for he once
said you know, that we must eat what is set before
us, and ask no questions for conscience sake. I al
ways thought should like him for boarder'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

"a man discovered America, but woman equip.
ped the voyage" So everywhere executes the
performances but woman trains the man. Every eff
fectnal person. leaving his mark on the world is but
another Columbus, for whose furnishing some Isabella,
IN the form Of his mother, lays down her ewery, her
Hanities, her comfort,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

4 lady who made pretensions to the most refined
feelings, went to her butcher to demonstrate with him
on his cruel practices. How can you be 50 barba-
rions as to put little innocent lambs to death ?? Why
madam, said the butcher you surely wouldn't eat
them alive, would YOUR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

THE census statistics Of one particular village in
Iowa are droll enough if the word of the wag who
made them up can be relied upon. Returns as fol-
lows: Irish, 175 Amsterdam Dutch, lO9: other
Dutch 200 Whites, 0O7. Total population, 49l.