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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
READY MADE CLOTHING.

G. so F % r T II. 4 so ON.
BY TIE rLowIcG BEARD.
How swiftly the moments of Fife hurry on,
Nor slow forth. nor slow Oh.
But swift As the tide ola swift rushing river
They flow forth & flow on.
Towards that dark. solemn land, where the foot
steps Of man
Never go forth. nor go OH
K so forth. < on.
Then O. as you row down the River OF Life.
As you row forth. 4 row on,
Have thy likeness preserved in a case or frame
To show forth 4 show on,
When thy form licth cold in that land where no
flowers
Ever grow forth. or grow on
& so forth, & so On.
Then take my advice. oh . We pictureless tribe.
Good advice as know on:
With some " rocks in your pockets. 60 forth from
your homes
Just go forth. x eyoon.
Not stop till you reach Gage & Rowcll's Saloon.
With a good healthy glow on,
X so forth. 4 on.
And cen though the weather be cloudy or fair,
Or snow forth snow on:
And cen tho the tempest should rise in its wrath,
" blow forth X blow on,
Will take You picture. you won't be asliam
When YOU 60 forth & go on,
To show forth & show on
4 so forth & so on
Our Amhrotype pictures are greatly Improved.
As we go forth. 4 go on.
Until they surpass everything in the world
That We hear on, or know on:
And our prices of late we have greatly reduced,
AS we show forth & show on,
& so forth 4 so on 3ltf
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"a + DON A c o L \ I I
e G 6 q e II

The Summer Term If this Institution wi. open
on the last Tuesday Of Nay. and o't.l.re Ten
weeks. The lnrg standing II this >cho"i-ovcr
half a cen:ury-ani is liner. .n' in instruction
both III IKE Ii! .irc,:s AID Higher IL i>h - wei.
tue Languages is i..o well know 10 require com
ment. Its prosperity during lie preceding terms
of TIE curre':, Year i >l..ccl.: guarantee tor the
u.urc. Yong Hen ii.teiidiI ? Ia eii:tr Cc.e this
ensuing Commencement, VIII find others here stared
for the same destination. The department o: Mn
SIC AID French WILL continue under TIE manage
men: Of is hitherto popular and successful teacher.
Esi ecal attention given to the Correct pronuncis
ton ofFrench, SO rarely attained by our Amer
can Teachers.
TUIII"N.-Comnion English. SSeo Higher Eng
l>h. or Language. Si0o: Muse With Use of Piano
So 90: French. eco.
Tuition hills male ont for the nole term, and
PAYABLE iii advance. Il is very desirable that Ill
intending: I" Join the school he present a tie
nenccr.t and remain Ii. The close e the SESSION.
H> absence i'll any Case i, interruption and =
drawback bot! TO the individual and 10 the sco'
Applications can he INA lie L. Rev. a.aph Bou;ee
or L" the Principal. For further particulars
Catalogue. VI. l.. BARNARD. PRINCIPAL.
reachain. April Ii, 1851. 1888.
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4 RE now supplied with the latest and most el-
~ egant styles of
SPRING AND SUMMER BONNETS
just received from the most fashionable establish
ments IN New York. Every variety of Italian.
English and American Straw bonnets constantjv
on hand; and Silk, Lace and other Fancy Bonncts
made to order. %
Ribbons, Flowers. Iaccs, Embroidcries. G]oros
and Hosiery at the lowest prices.
DRESS GOODS.
The different styles of Spring and Summer dress
goods, including Plaids Delaines Challics, Bare
ges, Brllliants. Ginghams and Prints.
\. B-Millincrs supplied with goods at Boston
st: Johnsbury, April 30, 1857. 3ltf
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

The simple announcement OF Deaths and Mar
riages will be inserted free OF charge, but all obitu
airy notices will be charged at advertising rates.
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NOTICE.

The committee of the St. Johnsbury Cemetary
Association, will meet at the Cemetery on Satur-
day May 9. at 10 O'Clock P. NJ, when all persons
having friends in the Tomb are requested to be
present make arrangement for their interment.
E. JEWETT. Secretary.
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copper has a least. times the conducting DOW
er OF electricity over that ofIron, and is conseguen,
" thus much better adapted To carry safely off
what the ordinary sized Iron Rod cannot do.
per Rod, cannot he stated here Ii is n safe and
trustworthy conductor. We NAV show, IN conclu
SION, by simple calculation, that the copper. a,
Prof olmstead Justly remarks, is to be preferred
when the additional expense IS not regarded; for.
as the copper possesses seven and one half time.
the conducting power of Iron, and becomes heated
10 but one fifth the extent, it manfestlv is about
thirty seven times better tiian an iron rod of the
.aihe oiaheter; therefore this copper rod, of nearly
two and one fourth inches surface is equivalent !.
effect to an iron one of several inches Il. dismcer
WI. S. KINsMAN, Railr.ad ST., St. yobpsbprv
Agent for Caledonia COUNT.
Apr! 13. 1857. o..r
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MARRIAGES..

TrrTLE-WHITE-In Newbury, March 18th, b,
Rev. C. w. Gushing, MI. Edwin futile and Miss
Ruth White.
BrcHANAN-TrTTLE-Als March u, Mr. VIM
Buchanan and Miss Mary E. futile.
BA1LEY-CLARK-In Manchester, n. H., April 2
Mr. Allen Bailey of Newbury. and Miss Phcbe
Clark, of Groton.
-HARTroRD-At Lancaster, April Doth, by
Charles Ellis, Esq. Mr.. Charles C. Jones and
Miss Mary f. Hartford both of Lancaster.
McINT1RE-EMERsoN-At Lancaster, April 2Sth
by Rev Mr. Fay. Dennis r. McIntirc, of North.
cumberland, and Miss Jane n. Emerson, of Ian.
caster.
ELL-BATCHELDER-At Montpelier, April
%. BY Rev. F: D. Hemenway, Mr.. George w
Caldwell of Bradford and Miss Nancy A. Batch.
elder of Barre
acknowledgements Bethel, April %, by
Rev. S. A. Davis. Mr.. jeremiah Wright and
Miss Mary Ann Henderson, both of L. Bethel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stowe, April 20. Geo
S. Richardson of Montpelier, and Miss Wealth!
A. Walker of Stowe.
Ns-WooDwoRTH-In MorriStown, Apri
l3. Mr. J. r.. Perkins of Stowe. and Miss An
ncttc l.. Woodwork of Morristown.
Stowe. April II, Leonard
Shaw and Miss Lydia ~ Straw, both of Stowe
R0wN-CHADwICK-In Mortified. April u
Mr.. c. II. Brown of E. Montpelier, and Mis-
Sarah Z. Chadwick of South Royalton.
ADAMS-GRAvEs-At Montpelier. May |. by Rev
| Eli Ballou, Mr.. c. F. Adams Of Braintrce, ant
! Miss Elmina A. Graves of Williamstown.
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" 4 n L f ID
In every town in Vermont, an active and en.~-
pri>ing Agent for our new LIST of valuable Btt.i.
With a capital of S25 10 commence. With, m ar,I.
can make from SIS 10 SIS per dag.
OSr Catalogue Of works designed exclu.'--,,
for ent is the largest and best OF any Publ,i ~
in the United States-incuding fifty di;,-.-,,
kinds, and STYLES of binding Please address
L. P. CROWN & CO. Publishers,
los6-3S 81 Cornhill, Ro.,,.i
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DEATHS.

LAwRENcE-In this town, May 6, Mr.. William
Lawrence, aged q years.
HUTcHINsoS-In Lyndon, April 9th, Mrs. Sally
Hutchinson, widow of the late Rufus Uutclin-
son. formerly of Cavcndish, aged 81.
FL1NT-In this village, May 4th. Mrs. IIuldah,
wife of the late Joel Flint. aged II years.
GoDDAED-At Littcton. April Goth. Nathan God
dard, aged II years.
CAMrRELl-ln Windsor, May 18th, Edward Camp
bell. Esq, aged 50 years.
BE>INERp-In Danvillc. April Goth. Mr.. Asa
Braincld in the S5th year of his age.
RrssEII-At North Dan,ille. April 10th, Mrs.
Clarri>sa Russell. wife of Alexander Russell.
aged Is years.
WArr-At Racine. Wisconsin. April 9th. Timothy
Il. Wait, aged 10 years. son of the late Captain.
NJ Wait, formerly Of Danvillc.
CuASE-In Bradford March llth. widow Sarah
/ Chase. aged % years and months. She was
the Oldest person III town.
BEowS-In Hanover. y. H.. April 18th. of rhc,,-
/ matte fever Arthur. son of Professor l.. q.
! Brown. aged i wears and 6 months.
WHITcoMB-In North Troy. on FRIDAY the oath
ult.. Tie wife of Charles Whitcomb. ag.d13.
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r U G GY WA CON S

we the undersigned have on hand and msnpfac
turing for sale Buggy Wagons. Those who are in
want OF the above, will Go well to call and see he
tore tor purchasing elsewhere. Shops in Caledonis
Nachne Shop Company's Building z. near the Depot.
n. B. FLINT,
p. S. WHEELER,
I. J. HATCH.
st. Johnsbury, March Is, 1857.
Also repairing done to order at our Shon.
1o-o' WHEELER & HATCH.
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q. a. ELLIS,
(Organist and Conductor Of Music ut the South Church
TEACHER OF THE ORGAN PIANOFORTE.
AND VOICE.
ALSO. DEALER IN
Pianofortes, Seraphincs, Melodeons,
Sheet Music, Instruction Books,
&C.. &C.. &C.
instruments selected from the best Manufacture
crs. constantly hand and for sale at the lowest
warehouse prices. Satisfaction warranted in all
cases.
Pianofortes tuned upon short notice. 27tf
No. ,, Kittredge Building. st. Johnsbury. vt.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE the subscribers being appointed by the Probate Cour,
LOT the dstrlct of ESSEX, commissioners receive
anime and adjust all claims and demands of All nrr.
sons against the estate Of Lois Cook late of men
burg In said district deceased and represented in,yet
and the term Of six months from the lst day of Aur
1885, being SLOWED by said the creditors Of said
deceased toeNhilt and prove their respective claims be-
lore us do hereby give notice that ill attend Ia tho
duties OF our appointment at the residence Of John
COOK IN said Lunenbrg, the last Mondays of Angus;
ana Septenber next, at O'clock in the afternoon on
each Of said DAYS r. G. BENTON '' 'N
GEO. JOHNSON, ! Com.
Lunenburg, Nay 9Th 1857 3o:a
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

" f. the subscribers being appointed by the Probate
" Court for the district of Essex Commissioners tn ro
'eve examine and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of Samuel Presby late Of
ehDg III said district deceased and the claims Of the de-
ceased exhibited in offset thereto hereby give notice that
sd SIX months from the l4th day Of April 1861 are allow
sloners examination and allowance and that We
i bur mat at the Store Of Feneh
temher next O'Clock p NJ on each of said DAYS er
SYLVESTER DUSTIN. S"'u ""'S
, JOHN W HARTsHORN, Com.
Lunenburg, April Both, A. d. 1857 90,
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One Quarter more Work with one
Quarterless Team than any other
FlOW that we have ever seen.
COOPER. SHAW & co.
Concord. n H.. 1871. 20;

n E y 7 l S I r Y :.
DR.. II. II. NEWTON. of s.: Johnsburv. Vt.
respectfully gives notice the ciiiz, ms of Calcdo-
MIA County that he is now permanently located in
St Johnshury. and would be happy to render his
services to all who NAV favor him with call, All
operations will be performed i'll a thorough and
scientific manner, and no operation will be under
taken unless ii be for the good of the patient.
All those who are in want Of parts or full sets
of teeth will find it 80 their advantage TO give him
call. for he will hereafter insert artificial teeth At
the following prices
GOLD PLATES.
Full sets oftccth from So to ssln0
Full upper or under sets 40 80
Parts of sets. per tooth, ut
mosphcric plates 4" S
S!LVER PLATES.
Full sets of teeth FROM so to $40
upper or under sets Is 20
sets temporary 20
Gutta Percha. the same prices as silver
OPERATIONS on THE NATURAL TEETH
Filling teeth with gold. from Sl.00 to $500
Filling with tin. 80 90
Cleansing and polishing the teeth LOO 800
Extracting teeth 81 IN
! Office opposite the Passumpsic Bank All OPP
cratiOnS warranted.
! st. Johnsbury. April ~. 1857 S0-;S
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NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS !!

l. L. Gor:lan has jus: returned from Eos'on
where le has l"us!ita very large stock Of al! tie
latest STYLES of Hats. CAPS. AID Gen:lemen's frrn
ishing Goods. Trunks. NaliseS. Umbrellas. Canes.
&C. &c All of which vii! lie sold a. such prices
rs ~ satisfy customers.
2a.f LR GORHAN.
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II o r S \ L F.

10000 feet Of Clapboards also. 10000 feet NJ
clean Pine lumber. for sale by HOVEY & PACK.
ARD, at the Carriage Mandatory.
st. Johnsbury. April %, 1857. os4s
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DEAL ESTATE FOR S A L E..

The Ware House Of Butler & Co l"ca'ei on RAJ
rcai Street is offered for s=e Ii ia amply large for
store aid portion nf it i well finished 20 ac-
co.rmo ate family also. There IS no dry goods
store in ,, part Of tie v;lare. AMI no better 10
atc- can L., f.,,'i. within tbs village i"r such a
store. A. G. CEAnWlCk, As-is. of b. & Co
81. Johnsburv. lt51. lc2au
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OOk ii ERE PAIN TIE x ),
We have made arrangements with Simpson &
Valentine 10 keep Constantly on hand their No.
Imperial Coach Sarnish. which will be afforded nj
Wholesale and retail, at Boston prices. This var
nish, for polish and durability, equals any fhi: Z
ever used for carriages in this country. Pleas
call anG examine the quality and price Of the ar
tic!e before purchasing elsewhere.
BROWN & HOYT.
St. Johnsbury, Aprils. 1857. 2s,f
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X y S A l. +
The Col. Dana farm, situated in and near the vii
lase OF Nanviiic, consisting of forr-iive acre. OF
tiage. ninety five acres OF pasture, and ere hun
dred acres of weed land
The above is valuable property and is offered up
gain.
Enquiries addressed TO Putnam d Mcmillan
Danville, Z. 3 Dana. St. Johnsburv. or TO 5. 4.
Mattocks, Lyndon. will receive proper attention.
Danvi.le, April 20. 1857 30-3s
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y lME OF ART.-Clark Mills. who chiselled
tail i'll marble, to which Gen. Jackson and a
horse are appendagcs, has been commissioned
by congress to erect more equestrian tails in
Washington, at the national expense. He re-
sides there. absorbed in the gigantic work.
and ne purchased horse recently, to use as
model. the animals tail being long and
bushy. 10 save the expense of keeping. he
made bargain with Samuel Strong, bv
winch Strong was to use the horse when his
tau was not required at MIR. Mills studio.-
For this privilege, Strong was to pay five
dollars per month, with the understanding
that ne might buy the animal at any time
for S400 cash down. Matters continued
thus tor several weeks. to the mutual advan-
tage of all parties concerned. except the
horse. Finally, however, Mr.. Mills eiimina-
tea an ideal tail from the depths of his inward
CONSCIOUSNESS. and became absorbed in its
CONCENTRATIONS.
\ week elapsed. during which the animal
was not once called into requisition. Strong
was shrewd fellow, baker. with streak
OF the jocky: He improved the opportunity
to dispose of the horse without Mills knowi-
edge, to John Martin and Robert Strong. who
IN turn sold him to Mr.. Williams of Virginia
tor $40. News of this reaching NIills,he OBJ
tanned a warrant and took possession of the
animal. and has had Martin and the two
Strongs placed under bonds to appear before
the CRIMINAL court, to answer charge of con-
splracy to DECENTRALIZATION AHos.
PICkEREL OIL.-The Boston Post saws
that deaf man in that city used some Picker
el oil, and in very short time he was able
to hear of the death of a relative in South
America who had left him something hand
some.
2 The workshop of the Maryland peni-
tertiary was burned on Thursday night, to-
gether, with quantity of machinery. Loss
10000. The prisoners planned the fire to
{. | them in escape, but none of them got
away from the premises.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
CHARLES c. BIER. STEPHENS.
G.. C.. Bier s. Co.,
No. s5 CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes
WIN. C. STEPHENS.


No. 95 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes
PLUM FRS,
TIN, COPPER, ZINK AND sHEET-IRoN WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tin shee. Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead Pipes, all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Wash-hand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Force patterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WAsHsTANDs, suitable for water
works without beautiful article for bed rooms
We have constantly hand large and well selected ass
ment Of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Bibb Cocks; Stop, Upright and Bracket Cocks Of al
sizes; Washsand Sink Buters' Shampooning Compression
for hot or cold water Lager Beer Csern Cocks all
Also Plated Cocks of all kinds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs Hose Pipes from n to inches; and all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METR ROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven the very article of the kind In
Also the celebrated Stoves
Sizes families of from five persons up
that will cook for six hundred.
Are Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY's DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls vaves-Three Sizes Nos and A. prices $40 S25
s50To raise from Is to 81 feet perpendicular and
the from 30 ITO feet clear of the nozzle with only
the brake. They to other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all sizes, patterns
prices always hand, either wholesale retail Also
Parlo Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels or Plantations supplied.
HA work done by warranted to give satisfaction. Or
ders solicited from the country.
G. G. BIER & CO.,
ol2 ly-2pSn No. 90 Camp street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
stop that Dreadf,si Cossgh!

We attention of the public to the great and valuable
remedy for all Coughs Colds Asthma and Consumption,
DIR, DAVIS, COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
AND TAR.
This unryaed valuable medicine will not only Relieve
but rapidly cure when all other have failed Make
experiments upon the delicate tissues Of the lungs but seek at
safe and healing remedy. Under its &fuence the
most dangerous cough removed splitting of blood pre-
vented breathing rendered soft and easy and the unfo
tunae restored from the awful condition of
sumption to healthy and comfortable existence.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j.. WRIGHT & CO., 81
dl4 2pSteed q and Isl Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
#. .lasnrd y Co.,

IF. .110gN7.d y Co.,
Nos. IS and 60 Canal street, corner of Old Leyee.
We have Just opened very large assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
OF THE LATEST STYLES. e.
which we offer for at Low PRICES Oar
sists in part Of H0M
Fine French Cashmere OFFICE sUITs-coats Pants and
Vests alike.
Fancy Cashmere PALEToTs, sAcs, OFFICE COATS
Tweed and Satnet :. a.. :.
Black Cloth eRocK CoATs-At all prices.
Pilot Cloth, Beaver, Lion Skin RAGLANs. OVERSEAS.
BURNOEs. CLOAKs. etc.
Superfne Silk Plush sULTANA RAGLANS.9
MOSCOW OvERCoATS, trimmed with Plush.
Fine Black Doeskin PANTS. saaff
Colored Cashmere ].
Black and Colored Union, Cashmere and satinet PANTS
Silk and Satin VESTS. s
Plush and Velvet VESTS.
Cashmere and Satinet VESTS.
BLANKET COATS
Flushing MONKEY JACKETS and COATS.
.- A complete assortment Of
Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing,'
Consisting Of U@
FROCK COATS RAGLANS, Moutechristos, Talmas Togas
Oversees, Jackets, Pantaloons Vests, etc.
We also have fine stock Of SHIRTS Undershirs Drawers
Socks, Cravats, Gloves suspenders, etc. $4
F. MALARD & CO.,
6s and 60 Canal street,
dl4 2pMoweFr<w corner of Old Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
.arriced I!

.4S'9.iCed
NOR RIS, MAULL e co.,
CLOTH e RS,
Successors Norris wayJ
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.
Under the City HOTEL
Now offer to the public their usual large and elegant
ment OF .....
Fine Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all the
VARIETIES IN STYLE, AND CHOICE MATERIAL.
Their stock Of
ovERCoATs,
DRESS COATS,
FROCK COATS, and
BUSINESS COATs-
Has been with greatest possi
BILE
BLACK AND FANCY CAsS. PANTS
FANCY CAss. SUITS.
CAZIQUg..
In every variety.
Together with a and beautiful assortment Of
VESTS. of all descriptions
SHIRTS
FANCY GOODS :. o3l 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
SuUe Your Children!

Every who family of dear children know how
liable they are accidents the injuries they
sustain Notwithstanding the greatest possible from Cuts
scalds Bruises thousand other injuries How their
rend the hesrl What mother under these appalling
but woud give almost portion of hearts
blood little ftom torture We tell
once how be doue. Have on hand a box of
Dailey's Magical Pain Extractor,
Apply it, pain will -ail Inflammation will sub
side trouble will be end-s will cease Is
this good news nseloary: So take care and re-
member
DALLEY'S MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR.
ES-Be have II by you
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street,
.|. Sole Agents for the Southern States.
TO whom all orders should be addressed. dl4 2p6,&ttW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
Carpetieg, Floor OH Cloth
AND MATTING.

No. 10 Chartres street.
We have hand large assortment of CARPETING,
prsng
WILTON MFDALIONS, VELVET,
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, S-PLYS,
INGRAINs vENITIAN, Dutch, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH-Of all prices and widths, etc.
MATTING-44 54 and "a, White and Checkered.
Also Table and Piano Covers Window Shades Damask
Linen for Crumb Cloths Stair Rods Hair Cloth RUGS and
MATS of all kinds and prices
All of which sell at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES for
cash short satisfactory paper.
nS-No deviation made in prices.
dl4 2pst "A. bRUUSSEAU q W.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
One Hundred Thousand Person.

VEfB AlWNI1ftG EVUFNStEEttt II GE'SOEd3
During past year have acknowledged the benefit derived
by the use of the celebrated
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
Prepared by DR.. Vauderveer.
1t is pastabe and delicious to the tae it nygoratng, it
gives strength animation reinvgorates the sys
tem lasude and altogether of the BEST
preparations offered to the public.
INyALIDS SHOULD TRY II.
1t lis an agreeable prepared from the BEST BAR
LEY, and will not ntoxicate.
yANDERyEER,s real. SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS is sold
in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
dl4 enaodst6ltW q and Isl Chartres ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
ClOaks, .MnsatiIIns,

MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING,
Laces, Embroideries, ETC., etc.
1V3
CANAL STREET.
Finding that her increasing business required additional
store accommodation,
M z -. II UfR NaD R
begs inform her Lady friends aud generally that
she has leased the spacious store No. 0 Canal adjoining
present stand, which has tted up expressly
SHOW ROOM, for CL0AKs, MANTILLAS AND BON
NETS desirable and choice stock Of those been
received from the houses Paris be-
opened which she respectfully socis the attention and
continued patronage Of the Ladies' of New Orleans and
gers visiting the city. ...-
The Embroidery Department
In No. l09 considerably increased and will be found to
of the novelties and styles
FRENCH EMBROIDERIEs. REALLACEs,
of every variety and entirely new designs
JoUYIN's AND ALEXANDER's
KID AND SILK GLOVES.
DRESS-MAKINd conducted tunde the direct superintend
Mrs. Turner heretofoe by lady Of considerable
experience and acknowledged capacity
The Millinery Branch of the business is attended to by
French lady of decided talent and taste.
Ladies Families residing in the country find f
nconvenent visit New Orleans rely the strict and
execution Of their ordes by addressing MRS TUR
NER. l09 Canal street.
Merchants conhding their orders to Mrs Turner win End
them promptly and accurately executed.
Nos. l07 AND 100 CANAL STREET,
ne 2p3n&W New Orleans.