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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02
J. Gbouf Yostul..
Far Away.

Far Away.
Ny valley home my fathers house.
Could l but see it now,
And feel my gentle mothers iss
Tonight upon my brow;
Gould iinger by the river side,
And list its song of joy,
And o'er its mimic pillows. glide
As when way ward boy.
Methinks hear its ripping waves,
Make music on the shore,
And see the water-lilIies lave
Their snowy bells once more;
And hear my brothers merry shout,
As. from thesilvery tide.
He drew the shining speckled trout
In gleeful school-boy pride.
! know my fathers heart is lone,
Anu my sweet mother sighs,
Till, musing of her absent son.,
Tears dim her soft dark eyes;
And when amid the grand old trees,
The quivering 'moonbeams play, :
/. To heaven a fearful glance she'll raise,
And for the aoanaerer pray.
What tho in this fair Southern land
Narm, loving hearts Fye found,
With whom in friendships golden band
My own is softly bound;
Mid all its music, birds and flowers,
Ny thoughts will sadly roam,
To linger at this twilight hour
Round my sweet valley home.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02

A few days since, little girl ne
siding in Pennington, ~ Y, was killed
by the fall of a window. at the school
house where she attended school.
After starting for school in the morn
ing, the child ran back to bestow4 a
smile and a kissupon the mother-a
last and beautiful memory Of ene she
was soon to give back to Him who
gave. Was that the prompting of
presentiment, or not?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02

LOOKING GUILrY.-Nothing can be
more absurd than the idea that look
ing guilty" proves guilt. An honest
man charged with crime is much
more likely to blush at the accusation
than the real offender, who is gener-
ally prepared for the event. and has
his face ''ready made for the occas-
ion. The very thought Of being sus-
pected Of anything criminal will bring
the blood to an honest mans cheek
in nine cases out of ten. The most
guilty looking" person we ever saw
was a man arrested for stealing a
horse, which turned out to be bis OVID
property.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02

On removing the bodies of Mr. and
Mrs. Railsbrek from the family bury
ing-place to new and more coDven
lent cemetry in the Dcpley settlement
four and a half miles south Of Eaton,
Ohio, the body Of Mrs. r. was found
to be converted to solid limestone, pre-
serving a remarkable fnllness and
pLumpness as oflife. The weight Of
the body was estimated at about 600
pounds.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02
Pertinently asks the Union an

Pertinently asks the Union and
American:
HAS any booy forgotten the bags
of the Know Nothings last fall? How
they swore they we're gaining every
where, and we're ceriain Of carrying
Tennessee? II any body has forgot
ten this, heis just the man to DO,
lieve the present brags of the Know
Nothings. Nobody else viii believe
them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02

The Toronto Times states that last
year one eighth u the gross popuIa-
'iou of that city were arrested for
draakenness,and tbatat recent fe. at
the est Of the liquors exceeded the
contributions of the city for one year
to Nil the public charities. There are
nearly five hundred unlicensed grogs--
ries in that city.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02
Edward w. Hawkins. who ",

Edward w. Hawkins, who was
hanged at Irving, KY, on the 10th
ult., wrote a letter on the day of bis
execution to the editors Of the Lou
isville Observation-Disclosures that
he had murdered four persons and
married six wiyes-ane Of whom
committed suicide on discovering the
character Of her husband. This afro
cious villain was not quite "a years
ofage at the time he was hanged.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02
Probably the greatest leap on rec

Pr0bably the greatest Temp Oh rec
ord was made at Helena shot.tower,
Wis. some time ago. A horse II
years old jumped from the bank over
a perpendicular precipice of onehun-
dred and eighty feet into the river be-
low. and came out safe and sound, af-
ter swimming nearly halfa mile to a
suitable landing place The water
at the point where the leap was made
was from twenty to twenty-five feet
deep.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02

Two pbysicians Of WytheyiIle, Va,
mixture of chloroforil
and ether to a boy Of FIVE years. on
whom they wished to perform a sur
gical operation, and he died from its
effects almost instantly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02

The Lafayette (Indiaaa) Codrier
says that DIR. Atkins of that city has
an apple-tree that bears alternately
on the north and south side. but new
sr On both sides in the same year
Last year it blossome6 and bore fruit
plentifully on the north. side. This
year the south is in full blossom, and
promises we'll That tree is cgsios-
ify.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02

A SPORTING CHARAcrEs. A man
Was recently arrested in Albany on 6
charge Of stealing bis daughters eat
rings to bet ona dog fight.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

THE ARKANsAw TRAvELER.-0ne night last
week our friend Crocker, of the Pacific Bill
lard Saloon, was sitting at the Piano, drawing
forth his most inspiring notes to an attentive
audience, when tall, ungainly specimen of
the genus backwoods entered, and after listen
ing for few moments to the music, whispered
with myterious air to the player that he
would like to see him for few moments
Crocker ceased playing and cheerfully stepped
to one side, when the interrogater demanded in
a whisper if he knew the "Arkansaw Trav-
ler" Certainly" replied Crocker. " "Stran-
ger" says Pike "if you will play that tune for
me III stand the drinks, will by the holy po-
ker." Crocker complied, and Pike with up
turned eyes, keeping time to the music, lis
tened with rapturous attention, totally obliv-
ious to the amused bystanders When Crock
er ceased playing, he exclaimed in an excited
tone, q look here stranger, I've got claim
that pays eight and ten dollars day, and If
you will bring that machine down thar and
play, III give you halfoft, Twill by thunder"
Of course Crocker thanked him for the mag
unanimous offer, but respectfully declined.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

MERGED FALLs.--It will be seen by refer
ence to our advertising columns, that Mr.. Ad-
am Yates has located a store at the above
place, where he will sell articles in his line, as
eheap as the cheapest
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

PERSONAL. Mr.. James 0'Meara passed
through our town one day last week, on his
way to Stockton. lie has been visiting Mari
posa, Tulare and Frezno counties. He ex-
presses great admiration for the wonders of
the Yosemite Valley.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

The FOURTH AT MARRosA.-Thc day will be
celebrated by the citizens and various orders
of the town. Mr.. Holmes is appointed Grand
Marshal of the day, and Mr.. H. G. Worthing-
ton will deliver an oration.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

QUARTZ MINING AT GENTRy's GULoH.-Judge Pal
mer's vein is paying s4Oo perton.
Lovely Rogers vein is exceedingly rich; he is now
engaged in getting out rock, and having no means TO
crush it, he is pounding out the richest portion Of It,
Clearey Burton Il Co.'S, vein is paying as well as
usual. This is of the best veins in that region,
the gold found in the rock is coarse and worth 1880
rnr ounce.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

Mr. G. w. SrELLE.-Ths gentleman-Pio-
neer Expressman between Mariposa, Fort Mil
Ter and Stockton in 1s52-is now visiting the
Four Greek country, or the southern portion
of Tulare County, preparatory to again resum-
ing his former occupation. AS this gentleman
is fully competent to discharge all the duties
incumbent on an Expressman, and has hith-
erto sustained an unapproachable character for
honesty and integrity, we have no doubt but
that he will meet with the encouragement and
success that he deserves. He is authorized to
receive subscriptions for this paper.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

GENUNE.-Mr A. G. Black, dealer in Pro-
visions, Groceries, Liquors &C., at Wells, Far
go & Cos Express Office, has favored us with
sample of spiritual comfort, which we pro-
nounce genuine article.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

81 VELLI Volatile hog trumpet, after
silence of two days, has been again heard
sounding the call for ken otro mas at Mexican
Rino. It's peculiar variations are the G cute
3 fat-F fuddle-M muddle, and the T
twaddle up to bet
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

RAIN! RAM Early Tuesday morning it
commenced raining, and up to the present
time it still comes down, stopping at intervals
only to begin again. The prospect looks good
enough for week longer.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

HEsroS's STAGE LISE.-T. NJ. Heston's stage
arrived in this place from Milerton, last Nom
day evening, making the trip in one day. Mr.
II. NJ. White of Visalia and Dr. W. A. N. De
Guey Of Millerton, came passengers, to whom
we return our thanks for letters from our cor
respondent Mr.. Heston's stage leaves Horni-
tos every Tuesday morning for Millerton and
Visalia See advertisement
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

DEPARTuRE.-We dislike exceedingly, to an
nounce the departure from our county, of Drs.
Laseter, Bunnell and Palmer, who left on last
Monday for Mexico. The two former gentle
men have long been identified with the history
of this county. They are known to nearly all
of our inhabitants, and their numerous friends
and acquaintance witnessed their departure
with the strongest feelings of regret We sin
cerely wish them success and prosperity
wherever they may go.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

ANNIVERSARY BAILs.-On the evening of
the Third their will be Ball at Snelling's, also
one at Mr.. Beasley's Ranch. There is no
more agreeable and improving way of doing
honor to the great Anniversary than that Of
mingling in the maizy waltz with the gentle
fair. The Fourth will be celebrated in prop
er maner at each Of the above places.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

LIVERY SrABLE-Our friend Jim White has
on hand, ready to be equipped at moments
notice, night or day, fresh and easy riding
horses, that will suit the most fastidious eques-
trian. We were favored with buggy ride
behind one of his fast teams last week, and
can answer for the comfortable style with
which his stock git up and gits."
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

Hon. P. T. HERBERr-This gentleman ar
rived in our town by last Saturdays stage, on
his way to Mariposa. He is looking well and
we bid him a friendly welcome amongst us.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

SEVENTH SENATORIAL DlsTmcr-The selection of
a candidate for that senatorial district, has been
ferred to the Democracy of Stanslaus by the joint
conventions of Tuoumne and Stanislaus Counties.
The Convention for that purporse will be held at La
Grange on the 18th Of July, also to nominate candi-
dates for member of the Assembly, County Judge,
Clerk Assessor, Sheriff, etc.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02
LOID w AL e S,
PLAZA DRUG STORE,
HORNITOS.
DIR. A. ID. BO CE.

f1- HAS CONSTANTLY on HAND A Full ASs0RT
ment Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines, wen as all the
American, English and French Chemicals in common use
also, shakers Herbs, Roots, and extracts Family Med
eines, all The best kind Of Pills sarsaparlas Olntncnts
sase- and in fact EVERY THING that could be expected
10 b. founl 10 q we'll stocked Drug store. jcilH
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02

SAILING OF THE STEAMER.-The Golden Gate
leaves San Francisco on the 4th of July, as
the 9th comes on Sunday. See advertisement.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02
HORNITOS:
THURSDAY MORNING. .....

QUARTZ SPECIMEN. Mr.. Chase will please
accept our thanks for handsome specimen of
gold bearing Quartz from the Gaines ledge.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02
,ruocRATIo srATE coNvENrIoN.

NJ At meeting Of the Democratic State Central
Committee, held in San Francisco on the 10th Of May
the following resolutions were adopted
Resoiped, That the next Democratic State Conven-
venton be holden at the city Of Sacramento, TUES
DAY the nth day of July next and that tlp basis of
representation be follows viz One deegate from
every county at large and delegate for every two
hundred Democratic votes cast, and one delegate for
every fraction hundred Democratic votes cast
for any Democratic State officer at the last general
eecton--the Presidential Electors being considered,
for the purposes of this resolution, State officers.
Resolred That Messrs. Thomas Moore, and Reding-
ton are hereby appointed committee TO canvass the
official returns in the Office of the Secretary of State,
and from them to make mp and publish the apporton-
ment OF delegates to which the various counties are
entitled according TO the basis of representation
adopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following report by which the Democrats of
the various counties will be governed in eectng dele
gates to the State Convention.
ALFRED REDINGTON, Chairman.
p. X. WooDsiDE, Sec Dem. State Central Com.
10 Gen. Alfred Redington, Sc--Dear Sir;
The committee appointed at the recent meeting of
the Democratic State Centrl Committee TO apportion
the delegates which each county will be entitled to
elect under the resolutions Of the Central Committee,
to meet in Sacramento the l4th of July proximo,
have made the following apportionment, viz
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02
FREIGHT.. FREIGHT. FREIGHT
ugREDUCED PRICES. s.pa

rT,IIE UNDERSIGNED BEGs RESPECTFULLY TO STATE
l. that from and after this date. and until further notice,
he will forward Merchandise and other Goods by first class
Mule and Ok Teams 10 Marposa and vicinity at the follow
ing reduced rates Of freight vz
For heavy Goods Groceries Provisions Liquors, etc. by
Mule Teams Observation-Disclosures cts. per ID.
Ok Teams IL cts per ID.
For Case Or Dry Goods, and Others OF bulky
nature small lots etc. Mule Team, to y cts per b
oN Team. u 10 "a Gus pel i"'
Rates of Freight to Hontas and other the Mari
posa line proportonately cheap
addition offer the advantages Of correctness dispatch
and security agaist losses damages Goods in transit
Storage In a tire-lroof Brick Building for all Goods con
signed tony care, rRIK OF CHARGE.
Es- Orders from the country faithfully and promptly at
tended to
NJ Bona ie references given in all whom required
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02
S. ST A RIB UCK,
General Commission and Forwarding Merchant
DEALER IN FLOUR, BARLEY, sc.
Corner Commerce street and Ieyee Stockton California

Hs- Particular attention paid to receiving Goods IRON
steamers and forwarding same to all parts oil the southern
Mines at lowest rates OF freight
Rsoreage in his Fire. Proof Building when required
free of charge Good references given, II required al53n
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-07-02
ID a * il TX Y.
DOCTOR RIDDELL,
Lcentiate Of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edin-
burg; Physician Accoucheur, Dublin, Master
in Surgery, and Bachelor Of Arts,
Andersonian University.

OFFICE AT INDIAN GUIcH, (sANTA CRUZ MARlPosA
COUNTY.
T1HE DOCTOR passed his first examination In 1885 and
l. Graduated in 1912 during the interim being pupil in
Madame stephens Hospital Dublin Guys London and
the Glasgow Royal nrmary practicing since in Europe
Mexico and the United Sate he should be well acquainted
with every department Of his Profession
Electricity scientifically applied Medical agent In
Paralytic, Nervous Rheumatic Uterine and syphilc dis
The SDuc1yH CuRRTST employed TO extract Mereu
ry, and other Minerals, from the system.
90 Patients Boarded at IS per week visited at then
residences promptly iell -3m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
sel2H

- VALUABLE PLANTATION AND SLAVES
IA AT AuCTION-The ARDOYNE PLANTATION, on he
1Bayou Black, parish Of Terehonne La. Slaves and
Stock Of kind viii be sold at public Or
leans highest bidder Arcade on the 6rst NON
DAY Of February eject partition between the
etofs. -
property o Acres Of Land inferior 70
10 Losfna heavily umbered and nearly all susceptible
Of cultivation about 100 Of which n cultivation;
wards Of 80 Slaves all family negroes; 30 Mules
Of Cattle and Hogs Circular Saw Mill Farming Utsuss
chanica Tools fwtth which the plantation b abundauy
pedJ Corn and Hay supposed 70 be sufficient for the
seasons consumption. a!ssi F44 s'se S=sss
The Nschnery Sugar HOUSE xaest valuable
kind we'll The quality Of the usually made
inferior made in the State and In quantity that
other plantation In proportion 70 the nubef Of han
The growing is expected to be shout COZ hhds-
J. HANNA will be the plantation during the rolling
season. will take pleasure In showing person de
OF examining II. 55- n ss, 5lgse,,74
terms fourth cash Che purchaser
mortgage the Bank 81 Jouisan
balance payable equal naalmepte divided
coupons suit the vendors required two and three
years from Of sale bearing interest eight per cent
per rsm date until paid and secured by mortgage and
privilege the property sod to be given when the
shall have complied with; but The Of the
hands teams will reserved the purpose Of preparing
nret removing the plantation whaever Of the
growing crop may still Be the plantation a the time u the
sale - .sli5
particular description win be given before s day Of
SALE 80
For further particulars, apply 10 WIZ LEvERICH GO.
JAMES j. HANNA.
al A-, n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
For further particulars apply TO WIZ LEvERICH CO.
JAMRs ]. HANNA.
osl sua -s SARAH YORKE
CINGER,s SEWING MACHINES.
SUCCESS THE BEST EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

much ], nS%ss, ,.n
probably much gsster than by ali other Sewing Machines
q Singer: Sewing Machines h.,s s IN
Machines in order At the Steam Cloth
he Of the Of the great superiority
l. There d no other Sewing Machine in The world that
all kinds Ind Of sewing with equal M facility: :.
same on both sides q ths fabric ''-s
sou b he % ss With s as ss, %
vi FL to al
Machine nsas h fer
The only triumphant Success Machine &C. b. in the
used
Wilson'S Maehps eighteen months and sold for the
W; ths andsEsenea, certify tha. hsye had sINsER,s
purpose specified and and them admirably adapted kinds
sa si
e1 sssn who have much sewing M to my Kind
Biu yssls family pian.aa sewing Lasonrche
e 5osj : T; Tocas. rqsssi'l 1... YEAR =:
y. i. seusdsy, 5 years, :. = ::
J. 4 s'SRsiS; %si,s, years year, :: y; .
A. Perrin, year, -. - &. --ao.. s..a5 6.
": ": T $is'tSs; s:;slssss s:;s+il ly.:
Conrad Keller, years, tailoring, % ...s
%S :i;;$:::s
Mn v \: / pssniS; sSsssI ysS.; Sss, Il :.
G. g. Gonnely, year, Es ..ssi49s..5
VI Wash 81 Gn; Tanner, ffsSs year, " =. s1ss
wn, SFs GsPas T. sssdsI S'i! year. :: :.
J.; v: Boutou, year,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
IA MOST WONDERFUL. IN THE WORLD.
SARSA PARILLA LOZE N G E s,
3 Simple and COmpOuud.

Prepared By n HEREu, Drugsist and Physician.
Superior S all syrnps and SO named and
have for long time thoroughly investigated the ide.
from an Internal cause either In the blood or any Of the
careful and uninterrupted analysis the animal yegs.n
bring such result and thanks my indefatgable
found IN some vegetables necessary this
grand dea which based oeanous principle Of sar
hs
psssy as
PIE sna @ in order they might Dc
Ny arsl expsrnens made priyssy and rsmainsd
Sa s esss o
The attention physicians Of the public is called
these that every one may witness the ad
I01'- GENERAL EFFECTS, :. 7
m Testified to by upwards q thousand persons
by removing all impurities from this precious and fuid
Prompt sad eara Of ii diseases
cholera nor the yellow, fever; -.s...., .
matte diseases
few AZ after the remedy & is to- nos. and
other internal external disappear entirely pro-
For sale BY the box with prospectus showing how they
"D'' '' GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREu,s, y
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets.
\ SFsSieHz j "A 1 e, e9 s..,,,.. !, +.
H. BONNABEL, : - : ,'-'
corner Of fs|fsi; II
Ngconsutatons tgras1 daily At the above Drug Store.
s B IL sss s. RstPS ss
81 $50 Sterling and 'iHEss,ssE ifsyi 81 v
Fss. &. .ssss Engines:
m Inv i
Vii Ss = the ss: J; TiisS Co..
MExfCAN LEAF FTOBACCO-soBA BALES MEX.
wIspgsrs sad Eilsr, 1f superior isr
sale at lowest prices, by FDo SARDEhLAoH
90 If between Gravier and Nachea streets. stairs.
.-...,,---. BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
49, for efrom the manuactory Of
=k Messrs. J. M. BRUNSWICK & BRO. Cincinnati.
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brsnswek
M Xii ordsrs thankfully received promptly attended to-
| nI7Iy ST. Charles Billiard Room. N. o.
GAhXy,AAENIIEssm AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS
The would repsc,fully inform the public
ns nnd pa h 90 u bs %
Ts'ssi % s: sssss :
A And sSa % ass Or
The public are invited ed to give him call and examine h
',N ~ ohs5,rss street between bisnsiIls
References-Hyde Goodrich, Henderson Gaines. r Nal
| lard, Il. A. Tyler, Fournier Siebrecht o3l Sun
| THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GKO-
Il Gerry STORE, No. q Baronne street; Il. L. BERGlER
| Agent.
| and LIQUORS. 5sfl-s 4
oss fh Rsk suasss s best o l. and and ea
Liquors superfne CoRDIALs and variety Of Fancy Art
c.es of the very qualities always hand low prices
aS- Goods delivered to families free of drayage "
/ .Es THE WATCH Is STORE. CORNER CANT CANT
/ SA& goods, consisting of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL
RY GUNS, PISTOLS and variety Of fancy goods sf
| the latest patterns. 49, lft ts.
4 Having engaged the services Of Mr. jos Eaer expert
snced are prepared to do all kinds of work
that line. y ~ lsft e- s+ str ~
4 80 order. - lfi-f5 -sE5.e 'iis
4 N. B-old Gold and Silver bought.
/ D24 ly .ai54 e-fs5ysl4 = 9REts0R h WILSON,
I LCOHOl2Oo hbls. Boyle Co.'S landing for sale BY
4 n ~ 9s5 JOSEPH Lands 4 co,
4 n30 els IS Tchoupitoulss street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
ROU8LING THE INCOME OF COTTDN
IL - " LANTB 3 8. VII Me- III sssi

TNOU8LINGa THE INCOME OF COITVM
II TF3Si PLANTbkS. sass AZ
PATENTED IMPR0VKKENT IN TEE XxHuK4NNu1
EMPLOYING to spin the Crop up about ~
ber required raise II this number ccnatstin& 81
years Of and above, and women unit or
am now prepared Planters vish thls 90
BINATION OF MACHlNER inclusive ot the SIkA@ I1-s
CINE, If necessary--nADety Tne Gin WIN isaI
in Machine and the seqaent Macnines q ne
pianaon ~ Complete VIII great dispstch Also sonpseas
SpHners. \ - 4. -, .,.,,,, r,.,,,w,,
he Very arst year viii MORE THAN PAY for vhals
Machinerv Inclusive of the Steam Engine the SpinpsD
Wages. WWssnaasf' 'ASi''A'' y ''''''
NJ IMPROVEMENT results the Planter b eq.iva
& e Ian shoss lie works; and while
ming interest will prove his diversion y ~ oe
the cares and anxses Inherent 70 flanng, sesnelne
Baiing up a crop. ~ wEpNa ~
MACHINERY is CASH AKTlCLE, bu. ~ god sssslss
anee can gran reasSnmps s ~ III rsa ~ - ~. sss r. ~
ave years 81 tne sncfn .n hoia tbs ulsstion
prspeo from Planter. NAV nov - m,a. md i ps
q Machinery IN their pasniMaS y case nsy Y M; MT n
to state what hss Sss1 n The % s @ n
AI att IT, 'D,- GkO. d. HENKYs Mobile. An.
S1,s " NtsNt nfuR AZ iii 81 Ssiiye,sd -
hs Wsds mi % ss g
ss spS 81 r.
sel6 6H ALsA Z ND1n 49,. =. l..
SOHrTrHElEThN OrrElT ANsTAru'EAs, 70 ~ : AVA 't
pRoFEssoR wM HENRY PECK. ste Pro sssscr q Belles
Lsttres and ~ Eocaos ~ shs q s q Il man,
the above University during has opened
Classical sciensihc and Military school, No. iol
ns as sas wbeat extra charge as are also ali
aly and Scholastic % - g AIhs
a., rAInrxux ,1~ hfK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
,EN (alsALOoN AND REsTAURANT, No. is Roya
"a ~, s SANS y. oXsTER sA-

GN (A.lLOON 10l st. Charles street
<sMsI This well known establishment, ~
S4% after thorough renovation. Is - khi1IIA
open the The Of everything way
of LARDER AND LIQUOR, will be found at aftnes this
house. -, Il
Cooks Bsrkeepe Stewards and other attendants
been engaged expressly for their polite and attentive Qualities
prompt attention to the wants Of guests the talitman Of
success the proprietor of SANS SALOON himself
ape ~ n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

a MADAME DeBAR, PROFESSION 90
Syaly known Mile VALLEE, respectfully in ~
E% forms her friends and the pubic that, having A
fyESle the STAGE she intends taking limited mum l
of pupils for Fancy and Ballroom Dancing. Due
notice will be given of the first opening of her new Sa
loon, on Baronne street 'a DE- Ct