New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14
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MIDwIFERY..tsC Competition is the life Of trade.,t
This axiom applies and calling under
the saneven 70 that sqnbe all paoniza
once in eiHeie undertaking of funerals If then, the
tast in hs of unaan supports busy pro-
fsssiOn, and wholesome why should not
the first Of the The
that the industry hrives always,
IS reasonably but places pFodaces
that ridteVlous only generally
known Here New Orleans
extensively than other city The medical
profession who ecate business Of which ne
spea in other opposed BY nhalanx
independeHt which, all
ha,ted in yain. The number Of venerable
seftH lRdies devoted TO the public good indicated By
their signs would be rather alarming did
considetat Orleans requires addition popu-
latfon occasionally repafaon Of ths gaps left epdeca1
ytatiops The however, indicate only extent Of tho
retbe competition which PREVAILS the in
which that competition conducted We have Heard lodges
aud shifts to secure custom which would be the
death of innocent readers unkind enough
rate the Any open and honorable stroke public patronage
however, bound to respect and what
not deem unworthy Of note in columns.
Madame Couzy lady Of the Second District has iade
streke of this kind; she has the her aid. And
why should She not? Donof death charm
ing possible theirnoshed collins around amid all
sorts of funeral enee and displaying signs whereon
painted charming coeges vending their wllowshaded
eemeteries Madame Gouzy think has equal right
enabel her profeson and she has done it. In painters
shop Chartres street be pictures that she has
dered for the double purpose Of embeling her donic and
publishing business
do read signs Picture number represents oiery
looking woman expressive solicitude
feeling The pulse aiIg recumhent lady Between this
picture and dente period supposed elapse
Picture number the moth looking
man, with face triumph felicity, dandling
little nudity which TO be the sweetest thing the
face of the earth. TaEenogeher, the pictures decidedly
impressive and will doubt quite 1eae Of he worthy
Madame G., when they shall publicly ebelish her domc
l1arrah for Genesis What next
T Juir
Robertson having decided admit the late City
Treasurer, to bail Of furnished the amount satr-
day, and vt following gentlemen are his
secnritess: essE. G. Ware
j. II, Phelps, John 1eTitta W. c. Hammer W.
P. Coleman and H n. spmtpssa
| us. COMMISSIONER GoHRT.- Henry, alias Daniel
Morgan seaman, examined Saturday charge Of
having stabbed fslo sailor pns Banford on board
American ship Schmidt le at Hayre, France,
tue 7h Of The resIwas his comittal Tor
trial in the u s. Court charge Of assault
with dangerous weapon with intent to kill
CHILD MURDER.-The Coroner's verdict in refer
ence to the ST. Josephs Cemetery Friday,
is its death from the brutal treatment of its
mothe Pauline Son aided and ahetted by its father,
| Fritz sonag. 9$S8S
ALLEGED MURDERER ARREsrED.-A man named
VIM Cox Cagrollton Saturday by Deputy
Sheriff Wilson, upon suspicion of having murdered man
named Joseph W johnson, county No. in August last
He was lodged in prison the usual requstion
EsoArApEs.- Yestegday forenoon, four inmates Of
the walls In the after
noon thirteen from the House of Refuge by pulling
board plank walls of the institution Mons
of fugtives had been recovered to last evening"
f ArrEMPrHps su1oIDEs-A "a man named James Tate
was taken Hospital late Saturday night
very He had attempted to commit suicide
his Gayer street, between franklin ana fash o
cutting his We did not hear pfo'ea
the act. The man willprobaby recover.
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