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Eg- Joe Bradley, the Barber. will be found
at all times In his shop, at the "Patton House."
where every thing is'as neat as new Pin
II will do you good TO call and see him,
"WhO smiles with delight, when you give him
a call,
And does up bis shaving so brown
TfyOu desire to have your hair clipped taste
fully call at Jos's.
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PlaSteriRg

The undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that be still engaged in the above business and il
prepared to execute work to the fancy Of any, Plain
and ornamental pasefing done TO rder on the short
est possible notice. Ny long experience in the bus
ness, and my success as mechanic, enables me to as
sure the pubic that all work will be executed to entire
satisfaction. All orders will be attended 10 promn.Iv
ADDRESS the undersigned, at CarroltOn Carroll county
Ohio. WM n RUNGoN
June 10, ls56.--tf.
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Ew LADIES, if you wish to purchase bon
nets, bonnet trimmings, collars, laces de-, go
to Mrs. PesrCe's fancy store, where you will
find good variety. BOnnets made, and trim
med to order. Bonnet trimming iu The latest
style, executed with dispatch.
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MARRrED--On the 28th inst. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. James P. Cummings. by Rev.
], ArchbOld, Mr.. Thomas Thompson, of Iowa,
and Miss Hannah Van Dyke, of this place.
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- Miss. NJ. Anschulz, still carries on the
Milliner business in all its various branches
She does her work in a neat and durable
manner. give hera call.
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state of Ohio. Carroll County ..

UFEICk OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE {
Carrollton, July "a. 1856
HE following accounts Of Executors Administrators
and Guardians have been filed in this Office and Is
set for hearing on Monday, the 18th day of August
A. D. 1885, ct o'clock P NJ. of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all are disposed of the
filing and tendency of which Accountants and other
Interested will take notice, viz
Final account Of John Cameron executor of will of
Alexander Cameron, deceased,
Final account of Joseph FgIey, of the executors
Of Joseph Figey, deceased who was executor of will
of Israel Myers, deceased.
Fisal account of Jacob Smith, guardisn of Mary
Wilson, minor.
First count of N. Abrahims and Philip Smeltz, ex.
ecutors Cf W III of Michael Abrahims, deceased.
First account Of Van Brown executor Of will Of Daniel
Van Horn, deceased,
JOHN Fl. TRIP,
Probate Judge,
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circulation: and let the fact be kuown that Bu-
ehanAn's friends are PIsdgisg him TO The Bor-
DER kuthans! We will refer 10 this matter q.
gain. hr. Bliss voted for Pierce IL 1852.
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NEw YoEx, July %. 1856
JULY & AUGUSF 4 APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. HARDMAN,

PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES OF THE
4 lungs formerly Physician TO Cincinqati Marine
Hospital) will be in attendance at his Rooms as fol.
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PARTITION NOTICE

AeoeH haAetb Court of C0mm "a Plsas
Da7isl Mecfesry, ct ala N''
Dsnasl AcOrssry, William MeCreary, John Mscr.s.
Z, haiey heCfeAey, Thomas MeCfsary. Rllrabssh
ecres'ys o. he State q Ohio, George sun and r..
Oeoea sun be wife, Of The State of Ohlo Are hs,s
~ nothef hat On The fourteenth dav n J.ns 80
.ld Robert hahstt hled be psGitioa ID the Coart q
Common Pleas, Of Carroll county, OAio he ohs-, -
psaysI q .heh Z Tor partition q he iolung Ssscr,.
state Of Ohio, viz. The north vest ausr,sr AZ -.
sSenty hte t25) oftownship siKtssn l6 range seven
pE also 56 acres OF Of the ess end Of ths bse -.
qasrtef Of section thirty one 3) Of township srlss
IAsge sefen't y Of The lands sold II Sseubenvie
Dc sold 70 the highest bidder. And Il Aurther nts,-
nat guardians I'D item be appointed for said Tt,s.
heCreafy aad Elizabeth AeCEeary, Who are minor !.
sala petition SiH be for bearing The neHt term n
said court, in August. 1856. ROBERT MAFTFTr
By I. X. Eekley, atty for pe,i,ion.,
June 10, Is56-6w.-pr feel '''''"'
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, !
County of Knox. I

GALEsBURG June 25, 1856.
This day personally appeared before me j. F
Bliss, whose name is attached to the above
statement and testified under oath that the q.
bove is in substance, and, as near as he can re.
collect, in words, the conversation which be
heard between Judge LecOmpte, of Kansas, and
others.
CHAUEoEY WHITE,
Justice the peace.
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tS8- No charge for Consultation
DR.. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis. Asth.
ma, Laryngittis and all diseases of the throat and
lungs by Medcated inhalation lately used nthe Bromp
ton Hospital london. Tho great point in the tr eat.
ment OF all human maades is to get at the disease in
the direct manner. Ah medicines are es.ima ed by
their action upon the organ requiring relief This is
the important fact upon which Inhalation Is based
the stomach is diseased, we take medicines directly
the stomach. II the lungs ure diseased, breathe
o. inhale medicated vapors directly into the longs
icines the antidotes to disease and should be an
phi to the very seat Of disease. Inhalation is the ap.
Pile ton Of this ptincpleto the treatment of the lungs
lori gives US direct access to those intricate arce
and bes which lie out Ofreaeh of every other means
CT administering medicines. The reason that con-
SUMPTION and other diseases of the lungs have heret
fore resisted all treatment has been because they have
never been approached in direct manner by medicine
They were intended to act upon the lungs and vet
were applied to the stomach. Their action was intend
ed to be local. and yet they so administered tbs.
they should only act cousttutonaly, expendng their
principal and immediate action upon the unofendine
stomach whilst The foul ulcers within the lungs were
unmOested. Inhalation brings the medicine in direct
contact with the disease without the disadvantage OF
any violent action, Itsappcaon is so simple, that il
can be employed by the youngest iufant or febles,
invalid 1t does not derauge the stomach or nterere
in the smallest degrOe, with the strength, comfort OF
business of the patient.
E1- OTHER DISEASES TREATED -Eg
In relation to the following diseases, either when
complicated with Lung affections, or existing alone.
also invite consutadOn-ususlly find them promptly
,urable.
PlOlapsus and all forms ofFemale Complaints, Irreg
llarities and weakness.
P2lpitation and other forms Of Heart Disease Liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia vnd all other Diseases of Som
ach and Bowels; Piles, &c.
tH- all diseases OF the Eye and Ear. Neuralgia,
Epilepsy ard all forms of nervous disease.
S. D. HARDIN an, NJ. D.
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DR.. Hardman will be in attendance at his rooms in
the Patton Houae. Carrollton, the 7th of August next
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DRUGS. DRUGS.

The undersigned would respectful ly inform the publ.
that he has just received from the East lot of ugs
medicines, Paints Oils, and Dye-sufs which he vii
sell as low, il not little lower than can be purchased
at any store in the county. Thank full for past favors
DE hopes BY strict attention to bis business and low
prices to merit continuance OF the same.
Dc. ID, 1855 f. JOHN C RAyTEP
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Buchanan and the Border Ruffians.

We copy the following from the Galesburgt
Free Democrat, of June 26:
Mr., J. F. Bliss. who has just returned from
Kansas, made the following statement to us
which, at our request, he reduced to writing
and testified to uader OATH
STATEMENT OF J, F. Bliss.
l was in Col. Rich's store at Fort Leaven
worth, Kansas Territory, on Friday, June 18th
1856, and listened to conversation between
Judge Lecompton and some other gentlemen,
unknown to me, relative to Gov. Robinson
and the other prisoners, and likewise the poll
cy of President Pierce in regard to Kansas af-
fairs. One of the gentlemen expressed fears
as to the orthodoxy of Mr.. Buchanan on the
Slavery question. Lscompton replied that he
had letters from some of Buchanan's friends,
and that he was all right on The "Goose," and
that he would pursue the same policy that
Pierce had-but that it must be kept still in
order 10 carry Pennsylvania and New York; j;
and, said Lecompte. I" be will fool old Rec der
into supporting him. tool Old Buck is all
right, boys don't fear him."
The above is in substance, the conversation
that passed in nay hearing, of which I mpde
Minute at the time.
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WILLOUGHBV'S
Patent TeIegraphic Water Carrier.

HAVING purchased the right to the saidapparatus, in
Il the townships of Union, Rose, Brown, Augusta,
Washington and East in Carroll county, Ohio We would
inform the citizens of part of the county that We are
prepared to set up said apparatus on short notice and
reasonable terms Said apparatus being for the purpose
of raising and conveying water from the spring the
house. which is admitted to be one of the best appara
tus for labor saving in the female department. now in
use Warranted to give satisfaction.
NJ B. ANY communications for us can be left at the
American House Carrolton, Ohio,
WOODB0RNE & ROUDEBUsn.
July l2, Is TT.
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uplands.

In the beginning of the week we had a rather actye
demand from the trade and holders succeeded in obtain
ing very general advance the prices of Friday last
nearly Is per Id. This advance is scarcely maintained
the enquiry has fallen off, and holders showing more dis
position to make sales during the past two three days
Ihe only alteration make in quotations is
raise that of Fair Orleans Il per h. The sales to-day are
estimated at bales 1000 exporters and spectators
the market closing quietly.
In Manchester there has been good steady demand
tbs week, and very fair business has been done Spin
ners are well engaged and very generally trying for
an advance. lu CLOTH too the produc is well under
contract and in some descriptions advance has been
established.
MUsGRoVE, VANCE & CO.. Cotton Brokers'
The Mobile Journal of Commerce, the 9Th inst says
The dullness noted in last review caused by the in
prevention of the holidays and the exceedingly bad
weather. continued throughout the greater part Of the
present week being almost impossible to any
OF produce or to transact any description of business
OF doors We were pleased, however to notice an i'm.
pfovement in the state OF the weather. and
IN the state Of trade Thursday and the general i'm
preston is that by next week will have very Lively
time OF it, Our wharVes full of cotton enormous
prices have been paid for draying it off, continuation
OF the tar weather with which have been favored
during the past two days and all will yet come right
Prices OF the principal articles generally lower de-
cline being noticed in bacon -four grain lard spirits tur-
pentne, pork sugar and whisky, while are unable to
announce single important advance. The rivers are all
lull ana cotton comes in freely
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

Gs~ The present postal arrangement is un-
oubtedly the wonder of the age Fridays mail brought
the New Orleans Picaynne, Bulletin True Delta, Bee
and Crescent Of the eth Ociober last They having
been only forty.seven days out from New Orleans to
Shreveport On Sunday the mail made total failure be-
yond Mansfield viii the Pierce organs inform the pub
lie why our mails detained and held back
port south-W estsrn, 10th ue
We received the South w estern late last even
ing, it only having been sinteen days out on its
transit between Shreveport and New Orleans
This is doing pretty we'll, all things considered,
but it amounts to nothing when compared with
the stupendous achievement mentioned by our
respected contemporary. The.latter time named
was slow enough in all conscience, but the form
er puts to blush the slowest craw.fsh team ever
harnessed. Hereafter, snails may be set down
as fast when Postmaster General Campbelps
mail riders are spoken of.
But, common folks have no right to speak dis
respectfully of q Cabinet officer or his en-
ployees. We trust all may have safe deliver
ance from public troubles in little over
year and that Lady Campbell, sometimes
styled the Postmaster Generally may get back
to Pennsylvania without the slightest harm to
her precious limbs. 1t would be pity if the
dear old soul met with any disaster on her jour
ney homeWards
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES THIS DAY

FOR RED RIVER.
ST. Charles Apologize, master, O'Clock. L. Snapp {
Co... 81 Front street, and I. b. Smith, l. New Leyes
street. agents.
H. NJ Wright, Clarke, master, at O'Clock. T. B. Smith
IL Anew Levee street, and Lewis snapp & Co. 81 Front
street, agents.
LOWER NisslssIPPi.
T. T. Leathers, Bennett MASTER O'Clock. Lewis snapl
" Co., agents.
Frank Lyon, Estis, master. O'Clock. T. B. Smith, L
New Levee street, agent.
New Latons, Gross, master, O. NJ
OHIO RIVER.
Virginia, Wells MASTER at O'Clock. John e. Hyde &
Co. agents.
susquehanna, Whttenberg, MASTER O'Clock. J. E. Hyde
s Co., 66 poydras street, agents.
Queen City, Neal master, at 5. j. E Hyde Co.. &C Poy.
dras street. agents.
CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Aunt Lefty Baldwin, MASTER at o'clock. John E. Hyde
u Co., agents.
ARKASsAs RIVER.
c. Hays Braudenburg master at o'clock Lewis suapp
q Co., 81 Front street, agents
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Presents for The Holidays.
P. N 4 L L A r D,
N ROYAL STREET. II 4

E Has per sbp sn1ok and w,semhurg from
Enrope,a Reet MERCHANDISE Offers a.
the LOWEST MARKET PRICE great reduction for cas
chaaeta, consisting of
LooK1NG-GLAsSEs Of oil z Frames Of tho latest
stye
WRITING DESKS, (caei Mahogany
PARLoR SCI, in Mahogany and Rosewood
FRAYER-CHAiRs TABLES ETEGERES, PIANO STOOLS bIU-
SIC STANDS and alos Of small Fancy Pecea
dag Presents;
variety cd7ice PAPER MACHE GOODS from prDg-
SILVER AND PLATED ALFENIDE WARE;
CUTLERY;
SPLENDID DINNER AND TEA CHINA SETS White, Gilt and
Decorated;
GLASSWARE AND TABLE CLOTHS;
FANCY CHINA VASES, FLoWER-PoTs CANDLEsTIcKs;
STATUETTEs AND CLocas, Richly Painted;
COMPLETE TOILET SETS;
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Stands. Evening PARTIES
Always on hand from his Mandatory
PhRLoR broom AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE;l
PRING AND HAIR MATTRESSES
CURTAIN MATERIALS;
LAaIpAS BRoCATEL, INDIAN AND SILK woRsTED pAMAsK
ALGERlNE LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS;
MOSQUITO NETTING
CHINTZ, GIMPs LOOPS AND TAssELsi
WINDOW SHADES CORSICEs;
CURTAIN PINS AND BANDS;
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LAMPS
BRONZE MANTEL CLOCKS AND CUT GLASS WARE,
EVERY VARIETY OF LAMPS;
BRONZE MANTfL CLOCKS;
SPLENDID SETS CUT GLASS
oDEUR CASES OF CRYSTAL EBONY
TORTOISE SHELL AND PEARL;
DESKS AND ESCRUToIRES, OF PAPER MACfIE EnONY
ROSE WOOD, etc.
| FINE TABLE CUTLERY:
PARIAN MARBLE VASES;
SPLENDID SETS OF OLD FURNITURE.
All comprising fne assortment sB can
De found IN the South, The Ladea will find SPLENDID
OF GOODS suitable for Holiday Presents: aud defy
competition. das 9pu :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

RIcH PRESENTS. The large and elegant stock
Of Mallard, No 81 Royal street. though greatly d.
minished BY the holiday nroads made upon It, still one
OF the most attractive in the city The advertisement in
another column s sort Of index general catalogue
from which idea be had Of the nature of the goods
which, to be thoroughly known, must be seen These
who are here from the country should not return without
calling ct Maard's, and citizens will do favor
to themselves BY visiting at Ct Royal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

THE MAILS. The Northern and Eastern mail
duo on Thursday last was received Saturday. The
mail due On Friday left laundering somewhere in
Georgia. The mails Saturday and yesterday failed
from beyond Mobile. The presumption il there is
too much water Some weeks ago the complaints of
deficiency Of water. Passengers some how other,
anags get through while the malls are resting The
utter the Postmaster General
more fully esmplifed s trust he will not try to ex
his department BY saying there failures for
elevsn months. II Mr. Pierce and his Cabinet would
spare hours from that Nicaragua and turn
their attention home affairs it might redoand to the
benefit f the country
There win sdne this morning the mails Of the Goth
30sh and S1at ult and let inst the Atlantic cities
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~ Romantic Incident.

match broken parties afterwards reupd h
b. OF F'ith Avenue engaged to H. L. Of
street, One e7enng close conversation the gentleman
e taas haa very dsagreeable breath His passion INN
began to finally he house OF his
The the sought remedy She saw nd
vertisst az dence the Balm Flowers She
hs afce used il some two three weeks
Inc gentleman by accident she
FIN to state the for his strange conduct In the course Of
versaon he discovered he muat have
lady explained the wondered effect the Ba and the
bridegroom bore bushng home You see nde
adisagrasabe breath may be red."-[Tmes.
Sold by ISL -.. .n
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
JAMS ou3t JsI and Of chsrt,.o str..t NJ o,o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

FLOATING PALACE MusEUM.-The arrival of
the celebrated Floating Palace, freghted with an i'm
menae collection of various eurosities is very notable
event for the ysung people for those children Of larger
growth vho are fona of seeiag the wonderful things
which they have heard and read much Tho curiosi
tes Of the Pssse haTs bsen materially Increased since
u vas here before, aad baRd of negro instrels Of
very considerable ability exhibit daily in the music hall
o. the steamer James Raymopd lying contiguous to the
Museum Full particulars may be CLEANED from the sd-
VeFtlsenent, which is published in another column y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

ENGRAvING.--The advertisement of Messrs
chds Hammond, engrayers and printers, No. 10 Camp
street, informs the public where they can obtain kind
Of work for which every gentleman and lady occasion
They not only engrave cardpates but print from plates
already engraved.
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sNrScG5segGag 0.

The Government Nicaragua Of having s Iands
tod and cultivated by industrious casa people, and oo rs an
iaducement emgrants donation Of land for
person., aud loo additional to Of family
Steamers leave New oeaus San Juan 18th and osh
each month The faro reduced esa than tho ermr
rates. ,..5.
The undersigned will be happy give information those who are
desireus Of enigraing.
THOMAS T. FISHER,
"a. -su..- 5-.----. ---... .. No. l6 Royal street.
Netn J,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

The AGE.--By reference to the advertisement
twill be that house to be opened for the
convenience and patronage Of the public tomorrow the
eighth At No. 90 st. Charles etrest NJ William Harris
very well and favorsby known hare, as On expert
FOUNDER Of fluids is the proprietor and from his know
ledge Of his business and general popularity will doubt
less meet with success His friends should bear nThe
4Age,n and the spirit of the age in mind,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

M LIE PARoDI's CONCERT. The second Of
Madsmoisee Parods grand concerts will be given this
evening at Odd FsloHs' Hall under the direction of Mr.
stsakoscn, With The assistance Of Madame Anaa Patti
strakosch and signor Leonardo Tho programme, which
published In smother column comprises many Of the
gems Of the opera and number Of popular and enter
tanning altogether attractive
tainent as hes been offered citizens number Of
years Tickets with secured seats can be obtained at
the music stores 81 Hewitt and Weren at Nornans ST.
Charles book store and at the St. Louis Hotel
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THE UresceRG aeva1 % sabaheraI in the fity
early every mofsiag.
yea half yearly ~ the same rates
90 cents week, payable 70 the carriers. s.
Aayertiaena suits. psr assrsion in al
every Fubse 9nsnt inseraon, 50 cent? 3 VI.
Advertisements Sfor every
Advertisements pubshd intervals will he charged aaaafe
fcr every insertion a85 fa Il
will b pnhlahed onsi month OF
Ana charged accordingly advertisement " viii
stopped until aepaia ct no option Of the pro
45 pristora. $8Ea 8 g8388fs $ 5&
il liberal Disc0nnt will be made 70 regular fdSeftHsra
THE DAILY CRESCENT
ysR oifen4on desirable meaamlfor adveriser
PAr1n circulated largely seaehineI hun
rsas homes early and being read before
u hours aricles fol family
81 ! asantagsously pablshsa In eoldmnt. ~
THE WEEELY CREsCEN III III; MA
III pnbishsd every Monday Il IS year. Invariably
vance Hsvng extensive eifcaaten throughout Loasns
ssippi Arkansas Alabama Texas, and oshsr States, II pre-
Fonts mode Of making their
known inserted for 81 pe square,
III each inseripn $ 9f5%
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

MEDICAL TEXT Books. Thomas L. White,
bookseller and statoner No los Canal street. advertses
in another column number of standard medical works
which should be in the possession of every pupil and
titoner Nr. Whites collection is very extensive and
his prices exceedingly reasonable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS TH1s EvEN1N G.

= ODD FELLOWS HALL.--M'lle Teresa Parodi's
Grand Concert, assisted by Mons and Mime strakosch
and Sig. Leonardo
ST. CHARLES THEATER.--Mr. and Mrs Barney
Williams. "The Fairy Circle, and Customs of the Coun
try" sr IA
GAIETY THEATER.--" Violet, or the Life of ar
Actress" and the musical farce called the Windmiln
PEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA HoUsE--The cele.
brated Campbell Minsttels Benefit Of MrJ Farrenberg
VANNucHfs MUsEUM.--Wax statuary and COS.
moramas at lO7 st. Charles street. Grand soiree Ma
gique by Mons AdoniB every evening
FLOATING PALAcE.-Wild beasts, curiosities
and concerts on the Floating Palace Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

FRESH FISH AND LoBsrERs.-Our epicures
and lovers of good things generally, will be pleased to
learn that large supply of fresh goldfish striped bass
founders and Holsters has been received at the Phoenix
House, No. SO St. Charles street They came out in the
Cahawba, and decidedly the luxusies of the day
Early application is necessary in order to get supply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07


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AN 4N1 II OD hooo "A ~ ~ v
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raw IN A.oe rue 'oiloNinE "e, Auo"h ~ " of az
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gAGsDALE's BEST,
STONES PIEDMONT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-07

HATs.-D. c. Johnston, No. 70 Poydras
street. next to the Of Camp has en- exceedingly
large well selected and desirable stock of hats of the latest
fashions and most desirable architecture His supply Of
felt hats and is very extensive the terms on
which they are disposed Of will prove satisfactory to all
See his adv ertisemsnt