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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
Trick OF a Gspscy

4 EltA vi "a oIf'ey
The Savannah Georglan tells this story
Of The taking ~ and dulng for Ola gentle
MIN Of Georgia by a grrey
one,f the gypsey women called on a
very worthy gentleman. mol lar from Town
wbn for some lime back has been some.
what afflicted, and, preI.nlIng !" be en-.
,dnw,d win on innat gin To cure all tho
;Ils he flesh is heir to, managed 10 gain
the coutIence Of This gentleman. On
ssrord visit or So she lld HIM sign IN
Aonarius rhwAried her powers; an offer
inc must be male on certain poi, known
oniv IN himself. some time before Mer-
..,ry .b,,,Id be in the ascending node.
Mercury ruled silk er, which swayed The
power that opposed hen spell. She would
overcome that power with gold, ami then
,he cure would be effected. The gentle
man asked her now he should proceed
A number of gold coins should be placed
in lie boot of a sailor who had been lost
a, sea. and be buried iihy-slN hours IN
spot hidden by palm tree from The ''gh'
of the planet Mercury. Already me
credulous gentleman fell The "rhsrm
working, and, in his imaglnauon' iounu
himself cured How much gold shall he
bury! the gypsey suggested $500
The boot was hunted up and the money
Llaced in l.. 1t was then duly inferred by
the gentleman alone; the woman said that
she should not know where II was buried.
After day had passed he gypsey came
again and told the gentleman the charm
only vet worked a half, and that he must
double II amount of gold inleued on
that spot only known to himself. He
drove to Savannah, drew some money out
of the bank, aud doubled he amount IN
the boot. lie felt himself considerably
relieved, and waited anXiousI y the arrival
OF this '.greal medicine woman, The Gyp'
scy worker of charas. She came not.
lie a, first thought that she and The pow
er Influenced rs Aqnarius and Mercury
were having iussel, and had perhaps
gone over to Scriven's Ferry TO settle tho
hing ont in geniIemanly way. lie
waited twenly-Guur hours longer, the gyp-
sew did not come. He then thought 10
would 90 and see how the money in the
drowned sailors boot was Affected by
Mercury. lie felt satisfied nobody knew
where IL was deposited but himself. lie
went cautiously 10 the spot and found
himself quite relieved Of $1,000. The
boot remained TO say the gold had given
il leg-bail, ard echo was heard repeating
some very emphatic maIediciions on the
Jisck-eyed gypsey
The Georgian Of The next day has the
(olluwing:
ARREST OF THE GyPsIEs.--In The
Georgia. and Journal Of yesterday wo
cave a fall account OF the swindling oper-
alron Of a confidence gaining gypsey on a
party moi far from lIiis city, aud to-day
we can inform our readers of her arrest.
along with male accomplire, on the
charge of having cheated and swindkd
Uriah Mitchell, Esq, OF Bryan county,
oul Of 81 500. The mode by which the
accused worked up matters to effect their
SwiudIing views Is curious, aud almost
veriies the saying that truth is stranger
lhan fiction. After securing The above
amount they moved off, aud were passing
in Atlanta as MIR. aud Mrs. lay ior."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
A Chance for Bachelors.

The Wellsburg Herald says that in that
hourshing town there is regiment of as
handsome manageable girls as can be
found elsewhere, and only about dozen
young men on the marrying list ! AT
least one half of this number are afraid 10
pop the question on account of the girls
"spreaGing" too much, and the balance
find it difficult to keep themselves!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
Election of Militia omcers.

At an election held al Charlestown on
the l6lh inst, by the order and under the
superintendent of Colonel Robert w.
Baylor Of the 3rd regiment Of Cavalry ::
John T. GIBSON was elected Colonel, r.
d. Shepherd, jr., Lieutenant Colonel, land
James l.. Hoc6, Major, of the 55lh regi-
men,, in the Virginia Militia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
Democratic Nominees.

|, will be seen by the proceedings OF
the Democratic County Convention, in
another column, which met al Charles
town on Monday last, that WELLS J.
HAWKS and WV. III. Moore, Esqs., were
presented before The people of this Coun-
~ as candidates for the House Of Dele
oates
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
Awful.

The Home Journal tells Of lady who
has worn at one time as many as thirty
skirts It's none of our business, but
we're curious to know now many over
The usual number that is !-ErChange.
~ You meddlesome fellow You
should have your nose pulled by all the
girls in Chrislendom, for your lmperi-
npnce
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
Peterson.

The April number of Peterson's La
dies National Magazine has come TO
hand, which number is handsomely en-
belished with several handsome engra-
vngs--Paris fashions, colored, and gen.
eral variety of literary reading matter.
Plice only 50 year
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
Re Fla Sllionab.e,

A Kentucky paper says 1t is getting 10
be very fashionable TO enclose dollar
with marriage notices. when sending them
to the printer. So good custom ought
10 prevail everywhere. We are strongly
in favor of this plan. Come frisnds' be
fashionable.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
missionary 10 Kansas.

The recent Conference OF the United
Brethren Church, which convened at Mt.
Hebron Church, Washington Counly,
Nd, has appointed Rev. /. HESITATION,
of that Church, as a Missionary TO the
Territory Of Kansas. He has accepted
the appointment, and will star, for his new
field Of labor in few weeks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
From Kansas.

81. Louis, March l7.-The Democrat
publishes Gov. Geary's statement relative
To- tbe recent aAaIIs in Kansas. The
cause which induces his (the Governor's)
resignation, is the failure Of The President
10 fulfill The pledges he made a the time
OF bis appointment 10 supper, him with
The army, militia, aud with the treasury,
# necessary. But. instead at receiving
all, lac has paid $1,000 otI of his own
pocket to support lhe administration.
lie has teen refused the aid OF tic mil.
Ilary under the most urgent circumstances,
aud lhwartrd by the judiciary Of The Ter
rltory IN every possible manner.
The Governor siales that there were
ilIly persons under oath, from tie day he
entered Use country I'LL he left. 10 assassl.
nate hlm, provided his official career did
not meet u'elr appreciation. Az. .sg.
The Governor regrets the step that he
is obliged 10 take, and ssys hc feels con.
fiGrn,, bad the promised assistance been
rendered him, he could have administered
the affairs al tie territory IN "A n,anner ac-
cepiable to tie honest settlers OF both sides.
In relation 10 The ouirages committed by
the pro-slsvery men, he says tlisl bali has
not been told, and b p'onounces The mur.
der Of BulTam, by Hay. tie mos, cold
blooded and airoclOuS affairs lie ever wit
messed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
Death of an Old Physician.

DR.. HoRATlo CLAGGETT, an aged ply
stefan, who for many years resided near
Rohrersville, Washington County, Md,
bu, who in the Spring Of 1856 moved 10
Frederick County. died in Baltimore, at
The residence of VIM. CARROT, on Thurs
day the 9Th inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
sentenced.

Charles Manuel and female accomplish
charged with stealing hog-as mention
ed in an editorial Of to-days' paper-was
sentenced by the Court to receive thirty
lashes, Imprisonment for three months in
the County Jail and sold for term 10 de-
fray all expenses.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
HaPDeP & Baldwin.

We invite the attention Of our mer-
chants and others TO the advertisement OF
Harper g. Baid,Oin, Alexandra, which
appears in to-day's paper. This firm is
determined TO sell upon accommodating
Terms
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
withdrawal.

The Hon. VIM LUCAS, in card to the
Winchester Virginan of the 18Th, with
draws from The contest for Congress in
this district. Mr.. L. says that The an
nouncement Of his name was not aulnori-
zed by him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
New Novel.

We direct attention 10 the advertise
ment in to-day's paper of New Novel
from the publishing house of Garret, Dick
aud Fitzgerald. This work should be in
every Library.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
New Goods,

We are requested TO state .hat Messrs.
Rentch g. Stonebraker will commence,
on Monday next, receiving their Spring
and Summer Stock Of Goods, and would
respectfully invite all to give them call.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21

appointments cf NE lnae.l BreM-
ren.-ArpUinlmen's Of Virginia Confer
ence, held a, Mount Hebron Church,
Washington County, Maryland
Bi,hop--J. j. GlossbrebEer. gfi
Maryland DIsirici--W. K. Conrsey.
p. E --liagefsiown Mission Station, w.
I. bower Haeerstnwn Ciiruit, l.. w.
Matthew'S and d. Kcedy; Frederick and
VI! erwin. isaac r. Station, and J. A.
Rofey Onerbrier, Jonathan Toby
Winchester, J Balsal Allegheny Mis-
sion, J. PbiIips. la1 q -
East Virginia Disiricl--J Msikwood.
p. E.--Churcbvillc, George v. Station
and G. b. Hammock Rockingham, +.
Brashear Lacy Springs, II. vaihelm.
lone 10 be supplied Woodstock, II. b.
Vrnton South Branch, George B. Ry.
nell franklin, j. ID. Fread Highland,
To I've supplicd.)
West Virginia District-B. Sticky, p.
E Taylor, II. Warner; Chenille. J.
a. Nihiser; Lewis, j. w. Miles Pot
aam, E. w. Young West Colunbis. J.
Bachiol; Middle Island, ]. p. White
Parkersburg Mission. w. James, Cali.
fornia Mission, w. Miles.
Conference adjourned TO NEE, at Mount
Tabor Church. Rockingham county, VT'
ginia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
GOdey.

Godey's Lady's Book, for April, is on
our table. Cooley is favorite with the
ladies'. The present number is full OF
excellent articles. The embellishments
are, as usual, superior. Price SO a year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21

A, meeting of the Democracy of AL
exandria city and county, held on the 3rt
inst, Gov. Smith was nominated Tor re-
election 10 Congress by all almost unani
nous vote.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
nen.ncra1lo coanty convention.

=
This Convention assembled al ne
{r,nr,.Honse. in Charlestown, on Mon
day evening last, for the purpose Of nom
i. tino candidates for the Honse Oh Dei'-
coles and was u,esnized, by appointing
Iosenh Smith, Esq, President W LI.la n
Schnffer, ESQ.,, Vice President, AMI d. / :
Beall, Secretary.
committee on credentials consisting
of Messrs. David Humphreys Thomas
Watson, G. w. Lynch, George ID. NC
Gliney and Thomas Russell, was aP'
pointed. 49,.
During the absence Of this Committee
r. Hume Butcher Esq, was called "P""
and addressed the meeting, aud was APP
plauded cordially.
The Committee on Permanent OIiicefS'
reported the following: DIR. Robert a.
Lucas, President, and B. +. BealI, Secre-
tory.
i being ascertained that DR.. X. A. Lu-
Gas was absent, Thomas {. Green was
selected TO preside. 9.
The Committee on credentials reported
as follows: u
No. Samuel RisIer. Jr. David Hum
phreys, VIM. West.
No. 2--Thomas Watson, John u. My
ers. VIM. S. Granlham and Nicholas
Shaul. -,
No. s--Thomas C. Green, NJ. W:
Bnrr. Jere Harris, Daniel Cockre!l and
6. D. Moore.
No. 4--Wm. SbaefIer, +. W. Drew
W. II. Moore, J. NJ. EngIe and George
N. Lynch. ;,
and DIR. |. s. Tanner.
No. 6--Geurge d. McGlincy, George
Horn and john Thomas.
No. 7--Thomas Russell, Jr., George
Langley, George w. Dugan, +. H.
Chambers and L. CrJwI.
No. s--Dr. J. b. Johnson, George
Koonce and WIN. J. Stephens.
A motion was made by DR.. !. :. an
ner, that the Secretary divide the Pres'-
denial vote and apporIlrn among the
Delegates present.
George n. Lynch, ESQ, moved that a
committee Of one from each district be APP
pointed To suggest suitable names 10 TINS
Convention, tn be balloed for, and that
the delegates present have The privilege
of presenting any other they may desire
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed David Humphreys, NJ. w. BnIr'
DR.. |. S. Tanner, Thos. Russell. William
j. Granthanr, F. w. Drew, Geo. Horne
and VIM. J. Stephens.
The committee retired and reported
the following names
Wells J. Hawks, Samuel Knott, Minor
Hurst, George Murphy, Isaac Fouke,
w. II. Moore ard VIM. II. Il. Lewis.
A motion was made to adopt The two
thirds rule, which was carried unanimous
ly.
Speeches we're made by Messrs. /. s.
Tanner, E. II. Chambers, George ID.
McGincy and George Langley, after
which the Convention proceeded 10 bal
lot.
After several Intellectual votes, Wells
J. Hawks and William II. Moore, EsqrS.
were declared the nominees Of the Con-
veniiOn.
On motion of George ID. McGImcy the
nominations were declared unanimous.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
THOS. c. GREEN, PreSi.
Benz. +. BEALL, Secretary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
Saturday Last.

Last Saturday was quite an eventGui las
well as business and spring-like day.
The morning was ushered in with cloud
less sky and smiling, grateful sun; bul
the whole face of the earth was wrapped
in mantle Of silvery Wilderness snow
some six inches in depth had fallen the
night previous. During the early part OF
the day number of sleighs were gliding
swiftly and merrily through the streets,
10 the miIIhiul Jnrgle of bells without and
'he joyous, gleelul echoeing Of the Bellies
within. OGr country friends made fly
ing visit 10 town TO do their shopping,
&c, which, Of course, made business
quite brisk. The sleighing was Of short
duration, for by IL o'clock not sleigh
could be seen.
Qniie CONSERVATION was created a.
mong the colored population by the ar
rest, examination and transporting to-
Charlestown of Charles Manuel and fe-
male accomplice, for stealing hog.
Whilst this examination was gong OH, a
runaway negro, formerly the property OF
q the estate of Jacob Morgan, was caught,
manacled and carried off TO be dealt with
as his master sees fiji. Of course, these
two circumstances occurring almost sim
ulaneous, Caused no lille alarm and con-
sterDation among the colored circles Of
our town.
In the afternoon The property belonging
TO Mr.. JOIN kERsHAw, was sold by the
Trustee, HENRY BERRY, Esq, for $3.50
Purchaser JACOB LINE, Esq.
Shortly after the sale, the new Militia
ry Company convened and adopted
Constitution and Bylaws, which was
signed by all the members present; and
also adopted Uniform, and name for the
Company-ihe "Shepherdslown Light
Infantry" After el cling Treasurer and
transacIing other arrangements they adj
iourned till Saturday, Dist inst, to-day,
for the purpose of elecling officers, drill,
&C., and il is DESTROYS that every mem
Der should be present.
An election for School Commissioners
also took place, bu. little or no excite
ment prevailed. Mr.. JOSEPH ByERs was
reelected in Dislric, No. 2, and Mr.. n EN-
RY G. CAMERON elected in District No.
3, both capable and efficient gentlemen.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
Acknowledgement.

Hon. Z. klDwELL has favored Us with
a copy Of his special report in reply to
the Secretary of Wars structures on his
previous report on the Pacific Railroad.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21

The celebrated Temperance lecturer,
John B. Cough, is in York, Pa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
The Weather.

Since our last issue we have had wealth
er Of every variety and hue, but wholly
in keeping with The season and time OF
year. We are in the very midst of tickle
March, and need no calendar to establish
the fact. Ii has raned and showed, hail.
ed and biOWed, alternating ad ibitum with
sunshine aud cloud ali in the space of %
hours. But we hope as the months came
in clustering and rainy, "like lion" that
ii will be more merciful and make its exit
quiet, gentle, and lamb-hke.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21
BENZ. f. BEALL, Secretary.

WILD WOMAN ~ MARENGo COUNTY.
Linden, Ala, is all aslir on account OF
a wild woman that recently appeared i'll
the woods and hills Of that neg hborhoud
to party of hunrsmcn. She is medl.
um sized woman. fair and guile naked,
with line exception of moccasIns. She
runs with great velocity, leaPing on all
fours over every impeachment llke'an ante
lope. The Linden JefiersoH'an says:
"When discovered by party Of hunts
men, she was concealed among soRe
brush and ran hastily away on their ap-
proach. This is, we believe, The first III.
stance of a wild person being seen in Ala.
bama, and with the exception OF the wild
man said to have been seen somewhere IN
The Southern part OF Arkansas, is the only
instance we remember 10 have heard of.
Another editor. who was one OF hun
ling party who also saw her, says she
was accompanied by a large ram "i remar-
kabIe Wilderness, by whose wool she held
on when running up bills and sPrIngIng
over rocks. This ram appeared very
much attached 10 This wild and singular
Creature and protector. 1t appears that
some fl.een years ago little girl, daugh-
ter Of French woman residing on the
banks of The Tombigbee river, was lost,
as well as pet lamb Of hers They
were never after heard from, so Ihat many
supposed the little girl and her lamb had
hpen drowned. The question NOW il ran
This wild woman Of Marengo county be
the same Ii is highly probable, but how
she has existed during illepn years ~ HE
woods, away from all intercourse wilhlh
world, is mystery Savannah Geor.
gian.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21

APPOINTMENTS CoNFIRMgO.--W Wash
ington, March l4.--Amoug the appoint
menIS confirmed by The Senate to-day
were the following Ahner Prau, Of
Michigan. 10 be U. S. Consul al Homo.
lulu; WIN. e. Venerable, Of Tennessee. to
Minister resident at GualumaIa; J. Page
Hopkins, Of Virginia, TO be L. S. Con.
sui at Jalasco, M9xic"; Joel II. While. OF
Connecticut, 10 be Consul q; Lyons;
Francis A. Thornton, Of North Cstolins.
10 be Coesul a AsplnwaII Peter Z,nze.
man, OF Louisiana, TO be Consul al Mers.
moras; F. G. A. Johnson, of Rhode Is.
land. TO be Consul al Bernir. Turkey; A.
B. Ragauz, OF Ga, 10 be Psymssler OF
the Army. and Eugene Al. Nelson to be
United States Attorney al Minnesota.
William Keenan, died in New York on
Tuesday evening, of starvation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21

ii will be more mercilul and make its exit
quiet, gentle, and lamb-like.
A PLEASING lNcIDENT.--A pleasing
incident ,ranspired at the Executive Man
sion on Tuesday. Mr.. Alice, President
of the Common Council, was dismissed
from the Treasury Department more than
two years since, upon The charge of be-
ing a Know Nothing. The charge was
untrue. and Mr.. Alice appealed 10 the
President for redress, assuring the latter
that although he had for years been in ia
vor of Native American distinction in
the distribution of Government offices, he
was not, nor had lie been member Of
the Know Nothing order. The President
reptile that "a person who had sworn TO
tell lie was not to be believed" thus
placing charge of perjury ani Galsehood
upon Mr.. Alice.
The latter at various times appealed TO
Gen. Pierce TO remove the lmpulatlon, but
no notice was taken of the letters. Bul
OH the day mentioned, when the Corpora
ton, and large number Of the Presidents
personal friends had assembled in the
East Room, and the addresses and res
ponses bad been made, Gen. Pierce walk
ed up 10 Mr.. Alice and grasped his hand
in silence. MIR. A. said, "Mr. President,
| wish you all future happiness. "Mr.
Alice" said Gen. Pierce, Il thank you !!
And if, at any time, have married yours,
| here ask your pardon" The speakers
themselves were both deeply affected,
and most of those present, being familiar
with the circumstances which elected the
response, were compelled TO give way 10
their feelings. This little episode stamps
Gen. Pierce a man of much feeling aud
great magnanimity.-Bah. finer.
The BURDELL MURDER-.7nother Ru-
mor.-The Piusburg Daily Union OF a
late dale in speaking of this affair, says II
has just heard a S iaiement relating 10 this
mailer which should direct investigation
in another direction. A highly respecla-
bic resident of New York, now ona vlslI
to Plrsburg, tells the following:
while crossing the river on a ferry
boat few days after the murder OF Dr..
Burdell, was accosted by man who
claimed 10 be familiar with tire sporting
characters Of New York, and the CONVEX
sa,lon NATURAL turned upon the all absorb
ing topic Of the murder. When | alluded
to the fact that public opinion had pointed
out Mr.. Eckel and Mrs. Cunningham as
the murderers the gentleman said When
the coroner shall have asceI'ained The
Whereabouts of Dr.. Burdell, from the
time he is reported 10 have been last seen
up till he returned 10 his own house in
Bond street, then he will have clue 10
TO the murder. | am not at liberty Ia
use names. but from reliable information
which have received, there can be no
doub, Mat DR.. Burde!l spent the early
part of that fatal nigh, in well-known
gambling house down town-ihat ne left
for home with about three thousand dol
lars which he had won--snd that he was
followed clusely by the loser"
At meeting Of the Democracy of Al
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-21

William keenan, died in New York on
Tuesday evening, Of starvation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
r. Malard = Co.,

r. Malard = Co.,
Nos. IS and 60 Canal street, corner Of Old Levee.
We have just opened very large assortment Of
FAIL AND.HvIHTER CLOTHING
OF THE LATEST STYLES,
which oner for sale Low PRICES On assorsaentcon
ssts in part Of 9 y
Fin. French Cashmere OFFICE su1Tscoa.., Pants and
Fancy Cashmere PALEroTs, sAcs, OFFICE COATS.
Tweed and Satinat .
Black Cloth FRoCK CoATs--At all prices.
Pilot Cloth Beaver, Lion Skin RAGLANs, ovERsACs.
BURNoEs. CLOAKs. etc. IA .!da
superfne Silk Plush SULTANA RAGLANs.s gy,a
.. MOSCOW ovERGoATs, trimmed with Plush.
Fine Black Doeskin PANTS. = - n
Colored Cashmere :. XII ~ 4,
silk and Satin VESTS. 'eH se
Plush and Velvet VESTS.
Cashmere and satinet VESTS
BLANKET COATS. FL $ s4
Flushing MONKEY JACKETS and COATS 5.4..aa
6 - complete assortment Of 4f. 80
Youths, Boys and Children's Clothlng,'
Consisting Of ~ a2s
FRocK COATS RAGLANs. Montechrstos, Talmss, Togas,
Oversees, Jackets, Pantaoons, Vests, etc.
We also have hne stock Of SHIRTS Undershs Drawers,
Socks Cravats Gloves. suspenders, etc.
" F. NALARD & CO.,
' gsG@t 50 and 60 Canal street.
dl4 2pGoweFr<W a corner Of Old Levee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-14
Sape Your Children!

Every who family of dear children know how
liable they arc accidents snd the injuries they
sustain notwithstanding the greatest possible from Cuts
scalds Bruises thousand other injuries How their lit.
tie cries end the hear What mother under these appalling
circumstances but wanld give almost portion OF her hearts
blood to the little from tortured We tell her at
once how it can be done. Have hand box Of rlH
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Apply it, and ali pain will ta inflammation will
side and all trouble will end all will cease
this good Is 1t consootary So take care and
member t=r
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
RS~Be sure 10 have il by you.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT Il CO., t&,
q and ISL Chsrtres street,
Sole Agents for the Southern States.
Te whom all orders sholld be addressed da 2pSeod<w