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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

SLAVERY IN OREGoN.-lhe New Orleans
D,ita has the following extract from let
ter written by a gentleman in Oregon,
who is thoroughly posted on such matters:
Oregon will be the next slave State.
was in the whole political campaign and
nothing but slavery seems to be the 20.
Mark my word, her Constitution will be
adopted with the slave clause. 1t is a one
sided question The inhabitants are all
Mlssourians or Kentuckians, and 60 their
death ON the old issue.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

g1rThc whole history Of the aggression of
slavery. and of the submission OF the Dem
ocratic party, has been to take each con
cession as tho starting point for a new COM
promise between what has already been
granted ana what is again demanded 49,
Each compromise is put forward as
settlement OF the question, and on each
compromise the "extremest men of the
South plant themselves as on an establish
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

\ Horse WITH A Coax LEG.-Ihe Ade-
laide tAustralia) Register has the follow
ing 1--WE have recently seen Mr., Collins
mare Jewess, 1t will be remembered that
she broke her near foreleg on the race
course in April last, while running Tor the
town plate. Amputatlon was performed by
MIR. Crabb, under whose care she has com
pletely recovered. Her condition is excel
lent, and the cork foot scenes to answer
the purpose admirably
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

Person wanted OF the
residence of RANpoL DAVIS, IT living, or
the place where he died, If dead. It Is
supposed he resides in the state OF Yer
mon'. Any person able to give the lntoT-
nation sought will confer favor by aa,
dressing Randol DAVIS Huhn' Saratoga
Springs, n. \,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

TAXING IT PHILosoFmCALLY The Ohar-
lesion Mercury sums up the chances oil ma
king Kansas slave State as follows
II I.et us then be up and doing, and II we
cant make her a slave State, make her at
least Democratic,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

\ HORRIBLE DEATn.-The Howell (Michi-
gln) Republican says two men were drown
ed in Whtmore Lake on the 4th. In com
puny with their wives and little girl, they
were riding on the lake, when an altcrca-
ton -pranS up between them about lew
dollars in money they clinched in llEht
upset the boat, and were drowned. They
fought 80 long under water that they were
unable to rise. They ladies and little girl
were saved by clingIng to the boat until
rescued, although the latter was nearly
drowned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

Miss LYDIA Woodward maiden lady Of
- years, WAS attacked by cosset ran IA u
pasture 1T Waterbury VI, ON the 81 inst,
aud 50 severely wounded that she died
during the night Her skull and several
ribs were broken, and her breast beaten
in. Miss W. was Il native Of Bridgcw4ter,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

! pllinly intimated that in the event of the
invasion Of Cuba, all the slaves on the
Island would be set free, and made free
citizens. The effect of this would he. that
These freed persons, being the maority of
cltl1en', would settle the constitution of
the newly acquired territory. and thus
secure 1t against slavery and ior liberty.
Now, it is to meet this contingency that
THIS decision is made. That as by tie de-
ciSlon OF the Supreme Court of the United
states, made in 1851, no African, nor de-
ccndant of an African, can be a citizen of
the United States, SO when Cuba is con
Gucrcd, not one Of the colorcl pop ulation.
tlD1Sl free citizens can vote on anv
question touching the formation OF its new
constitution. This is the reach-thc ami.
mus-of the decision Of Chief.Justice Taney
to which President Buchanan, of Ostend
Manifesto celebrity, pledges himself to bow
with entire submission. Let every friend
Of liberty, let every man who would not
blush for his country, ponder these things
and do his duty. W.P.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

cd right, and demand now compromise
tau iarthcr in the direction Of the theory
nat slavery is the natural condition Of
man.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

The BURNING of the New York State Lu.
natic Asylum at Utica, on the l4th, caus-
cd loss to the State estimated at 5000 900
The main huildins was wholly burned and
the East and West wings were much dam
aged The rear wings wero uninjured.-
Thcri were about 800 patients in the Asy-
lum, who were all safely removed. The
influence Of the excitement from the fire,
the noise and from confusion, on the poor
moniac' is graphically described by a cores
pondent ofthc n. Y Times in the following
letter
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24
THE FREE PRESS
BURLINGTON
The Consultation, titiHcnship, aud the
Design of the fancy Decision.

The writer Of the bllowins article
in tho Independent may be right
or wrong in his opinion as to the
motive which led to the remarkable state.
ments Of Chief Justice fancy but VIC
have no where seen so complete Il rcfuta-
tion Of them in 50 small compass.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

small pox and all fevers, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF and
REGULATORS should be used Under the influence Of these
giving remedies your children de- but will live and
become strong, sound hearty and healthy. NJ
There many families who other medicine or ever
think of sending for doctor. RAILWAYS RELIEF and r.
GULATORs for all general disorders is the only medicine
required. , w. "
We called the other day by lady from Sing Sing
N. Y:"Your READY RELIEF and REGULATORS do our
family more good than all the pyc and doctors have
for years. If Ihave the headache take RAILWAYS RE-
LIEF and one of the REGULAToRS-iu hour I am all
right If pain in my bowels, RAILWAYS RELIEF gives
and comfort If rheumatism, the RELIEF IL
throat hoarseness the RELIEF If neuralgia pains
shoot about my body stop them with the RELIEF
cold, take the RELIEF ootace, earache faceache
take the RELIEFina few the pains
nlled II my children fall and bruse hurt
themselves the RELIEF removes all and
the skin if they burn scald themselves the RELIEF takes
the fire. and relieves them from anguish could sleep
without bottle Of RAILWAYS RELIEF within my reach
with the REGULATORS. the very my stomach
bowels is Of order, Of RAILWAYS REGULATORS Is
all that may require my system order regn
larity.
IMPORTANT TO STEAMBOATS,, VESSELS, AND MAR
a 1-. INERS GENERALLY. -.g..
every vessel that leaves port will lay in astock Of READY
RELIEF and REGULATORS will be lost by sickness
You sail in the infections of tropical andes With
safety for the Ready Relief snfecant kills the nlec
tons Of disease. DID,. HF-f -ar
RAILWAYS READY REMEDIES are sold at the R. R r.
Office l62 Fulton street. New York. by Druggists every
where in the country
Agents in New Orleans, -... -.'
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
. g.. 81 and l5l Chartres street.
no General Agents for the South.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

BosroN.--Mrs. McMahon has appeared at Barry's
theater where she was engaged for five nights. She
met with the same success q as in New York and
Philadelphia.
NEW YoRK.-Miss Heron is all the rage at Wal
lacks. She is playing Camille" and " Medea to
crowded houses. AT Burton's burlesque on Goa
millep by Brougham. Burton plays Camille; Brough-
am Mark Smith and Polly Marshall are in the cast
Laura Keene has produced an English adaptation of
Goethe's i" Faust under the title of :" Faust and
Marguerite, which has been highly successful. Ster
ling comedies are being played at the Broadway thea
ter, with Henry and Tom Placide, VIM. R. Blake and
Lizzie Weston Davenport in the cast Mr.. Forests
engagement is suspended, owing to severe attack of
the govt. The American theater, Qate Chambers
Street) has opened auspciously under the joint man
agement of E. L. Davenport and Henry Watkins. A
complimentary testimonial to Mr. Davenport is in
contemplation. Brougham Boney has introduced
another Camille to the New Workers In the person of
a Mrs. Virginia Cunningham. She plays Miss Daven-
ports version and has succeeded in creating quite
sensation among the Boney population.
PIrTsBURG.-The notorious Lola Montez is playing
to good houses
RIoHMoND.--NIr E. Eddy is playing star engage
ment. t..5
CHARLESTON.--Mr. John Drew, the irish comedian,
(and one of the best on the stage,) was playing a
good engagement at last advces.
ST. LouIs.--Mr. Joseph Proctor closed at the Peo-
pies theater on the 2sth February and the Conroys
terminated at the st. Louis same date. Z
/ LoUIsvILLE-Mr. Collins was at last accounts do
ing good business there. ga
MEMpHIs-Eliza Logan had been re-engaged, and
was meeting with unbounded success. Mr. Neafe
was to succeed Miss Logan, and opens in Hamlet to-
night.
MoBn.E.-The Keller troupe have met with great
success at Duf1ield's theater. Mr.. Edwin Booth fol-
lows, and makes his first appearance tonight in
Richard ILL., D..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09
srR1NG Day Goops FOR THE MULr1rr,pE-

Gique Jamison No. Is Chaes street. are Offering great
as usual TO the ladies and all classes of society
who have for any kind Of dry goods stock is an i'm
including the richest beautiful new style oil
dress goods and trimmings for the season. With hosiery bed
ding household uen plantation goods mourning goodsevery
thing in fact in the dry goods line Everything of their own
prce-facts of which the fair portion OF the community seem
10 be fully aware that is If may Judge from seeing the
sore beseiged and bockaded the ladies every time pass
We refer Messs e. US advertisements in this mornings
Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09
SUFFERING CuRED,-The number o

SUFFERING CuRED-rhe number of cures that
Professor H. Lewen has effected among sufferers and SIAM
since his arrival III the city the responsibility of the
certificates which he has received should convince all others
who labor under that dsagreeabe els that they have every
thing 10 expect and nothing TO fear in calling upon him. His
presence in The city is an opportunity which hond not be snf
eted pass unmproved of suffering is the Pro-
fessos speciality and know OF others who undertake
do what he does eis always be found at the ST. John
House No. 222 Camp street a....
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

H. SOMETHING TO SEE AT C. g. WAYLAND's ,-The
stock Of spring goods and novelties for ladies generally now
on display Mr. Wayan, is really beholdng There
are great many articles, entirely STYLE richness
and beauty the same time that might well adys head
and Gil offered prices which none can cay Many
the articles indeed are sold Mt prices Incredibly low All this
accounts for the uer of the ladies' to be seen al the
nero Pcrdras and Carondee fair weather. and that
wall be seen 50 long asthe weather fair and Wayapd there
But we don't to be poetcwe would simply call attention
to Mr.. WIS card in this inorning's Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09
Il LETTER FROM ssBELLA."
Tax what you vim Of taste my friend you'll find

n Il u
- 49, - Ell
Tax what you vim q taste ny friend you'll find
y.o Ere.c.,,t n i ~, strange 10 find diversity
Of oninion mon the subject If & NIatrimonv, ), anv
more than nno other s,beots. itis therefore not II
he wondered tbot & Claire y and ,nvself cannot
never before knew that to sketch life Of ,natr;.
monial sweetness !, one mnst drink IF ito oo,l and
acon;te y, IF nat a tha casa ho,vava,f 4h;nr
cora;ng tn d own statamant she onla ,vo,a
she willing, paint us truly glowing picture, for
what could possibly be imagined to operate unon our
feelings more sensibly than to be neglected wife
Such, she saws, has been he, fate md rive her the
credit of being candid although she charges mo with
.bypocrisy,,, I do not wonder that vour fair CON
trh,tor writes ca severely AGAINST husbands whom in
her vouthfnl DAVIS one that netende tn vorsb;, tbo
oronnd che trod nroved neaectfnI n i enonr,, -
make one somewhat emhtered stil1 foo, tho s,,,,
is the maiaen,s who heieves sucb one
treme is generally followed nv another ond .tha
woman adorer verv freonentlv a.. onnos;.o
character az tho object ~ ;s
familiar. cannot Int think early ia
1t fant. and that were vounr ladies and
tanpht To look unon each other as :.
falling sone,,bat short If rerfect;o there would no
a ,,;I;npne.s to hear and fo,bear !, which you'll
greatly enhance the sum Of hnman hann;ness Tho
fault lies az nnch with one soy 40 tha other 7 4,
mot Contend that the very acme Of al.v,s bannness
is either in married or single state. onIv viii con.
time IN sa II l. nv candid on;n;on ana ,,,;u b
hy axrerience or otberv;so an, convinced Is a,
contrarv that tba Aln,rbt1 Iolar -
rorA1Iy " coon !, as were e IN M worss. 81 lis
hands MN, 90 mol, q ,rona, 55 III J''-I mi -
do asset that :. .yood husbands o,,v,, NC ,,,o roo
wives y far tno, nothins, If Tho ,,no;nIa of
,,an ,,,,ha.s a.. III III, !.
sal. sa,,o.. 49, - -, = lssss
sha.,h 80. ~, ~. W., GUY VIZ 0eissNAs
l. T., vaoass u 1 X n,a,,s,;a -
sa Wv, W. 'lauu " u' .
haann,a. WIS., an say Hesnns lol - NY
s,c.,. IL -. ~,
Co. @ 80 = ~ mas
g., s,'.-l' =.
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+, q W Wv "ss.' i'enu oiaiie "ouiu ue 'i,e
, wa oS ~ i.uos. post'.sety
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~ 'ln' ~, NY eoisuefa-
nav Sne wa. olhus .ueln
aliu say II u =, peese woula, On
~ 'a. - ~ ~" 'Nueeu 'na' gave
'-n M. ' ~. n as
~ s ,eNls 100 ,'s, ,iioss 'lu'y Wv,
~ y. 49, ~ ~ NY eneiey'
a:,1. ~ "oaa ~. pa.uoulnly "ete ~ pos
s'oS ~ ~, 'e ny JuuseS ias ~ eApei1ehce
~. = "ss sea,s iahe 'iie sae
az 9sO a. oou ho' tne seerner
s,A cay nAe",,e' "no uoes nov zoos pach WIN
pieasue upon lne sunny uays u yol'h van tne nus
wig y M ei'ner eepfe1 lealth ana
energy as age comes erpeniDp onp Certau1v NOT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

We gave an account, some time since, of the rather
peculiar objects of taxation to which the Government
Of North Carolina resorts means of raising
State revenue The present Legislature has added to
the list stage and theatrical companies, sleighto
hand performers and tumblers forty dollars for each
county in which they may exhibit; exhibitors of
natural curiosties, twenty dollars for each county
singers, dancers and lecturers for reward, ten dol
lars for each county, Pianos, bowel knives, harps,
drks pistols marriage licenses, watches and great
variety of other luXuries already taxed. II the
revenue is still deficient, suppose the Legislature
should impose tax on cow-hides That is an article
good deal used in North Carolina, and likely we
dare say, to be quite productive any other on
the list. New York Tribune, 18th ult.
We are somewhat surprised to hear the Tribune
refer to cowhdcs' although we should have looked
upon it as legitimate had it suggested prohibitory
tax on "canes' and walking sticks in all the
Southern States--the chief editor Of the Tribune
having been caned by a Southern gentleman, and his
next friend" Charles Sumner, having also been
caned by a Southern gentleman! However, having
been soundy caned, perhaps they fear the advent of
cowhides, and hence the proposition to tax cow
hides We hope the Legislature of North Carolina
will not impose tax upon - cowhdes." Cowhidesn
are in demand at the North, and if they were only
applied as they ought to be applied the demand
would far exceed the supply.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING, WHITE SHIRTS.
TRAVELLING BAGS, Erc.we call tbs attention of the trade
the sale of extensive assortment of spring and
clothing white shirts travelling bags etc., to take place this
day IL O'Clock A. NJ, Bacle Il Leaumouts apc,ipn
rooms II Chartres street. Terms at sale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

Is SPRING NOVELTIES AT ScANLANs.--The ladies will
ind ut Messr d. T, seanlan Co.'S Nos IL and Il Chares
street. stock Of spring dry goods which comprises
that rich, and beautiful Messr S. Co. offer great
bargains in their winter stock which they arc and
below cost. See the advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

FINE GeoDs Ar KERNAGHAN's- Gentlemen in
Of jewe any kind, pistol fancy
toohpick find better where than those offered by
Messrs D. Kernaghan Co., No. 65 Canal street. There is
article in the fiat win the closest scrutiny
the connoseu such articles Watches aud jewery
carefully repaired and warranted there. .Nl- lN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

PAPER HANdISGs AND UPHoLsTgRIEs. Mefsrs.
Heath Mier at No 10 Camp street. prepared furnish
s 'hat can De needed in the of rigging housepape
hsngng upholstery croekey glassware lamps kitchen ute
sis and hoIse keeping goods of ali kinds house
nishers and the trade the advertisement -l--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

VALUABLE PRRrARATIoNs. Mortimore's Bitter
Cordial Bogle's Hyperion Fluid and Boges Electric Hair Dye
arr for sale in any quantity by the agents. Messrs Wight
Co. Nos and i5 ehaes street. See the Advertisements in
regard 10 them. --..--.. II "A -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

Drugs AND MEDICINES. - Planters, citizens and
others referred to the card of Mr. DeBennevile at the
of Camp and Poydras The store well stocked
and complete in every respect. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

GARDEN SEEps.-We refer planters gardeners, and
all who The fayors of mother earth the advertised cas
logne Of garden seeds for sale by Mr. D. Maupay the we'll
known scotsman and florist Me- Gaver street They are
put in assorted packages individual purchasers or the
tr,nrt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

STENwAYs PIASos.-These celebrated pianos. of
New York make, fer sale by Mr. L. abici at Me- SO Camp
street He selected them himself invites artists and ns
'enrs 10 call and inspect them. See his card
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

That was fearful prayer of the infdel sailor, in
danger of shpwreck: 40, God if there be a God,
save my soul, if have sou!s' But there is subni-
ty and beauty in that of the soldier on the eve of
battle o. God, if in the day of battle I forget
Thee, do not Thou forget me-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

PANos,-Mr. P. P Werlein, at No. Camp street,
has just received superb lot Of pianos the manufacture of
Lghe Newton Bradbury Peters, Crssg Co, Halett
Cranston which he be very superior and very
cheap article Those interested may find while go
and give The pianos inspection Wsreer Mr. VS. adver-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

+ SOUTHERN MACHINERY DEpor.-We would call the
attention Oh planters and others the list portable machine
RES which Mr. D. O. Lowber in store a, No a Magazine
street and adSertses in this mornings Crescent They are all
inventions Of approved merit are entitled 10 res; by all
wko have use for such articles,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

GERMAN LANGuAGE--New classes begin this week
Dobears Commercial College, log Canal street this
guage which daily becoming important all busness
men Special professors and apartments for the modern Ian
guages also for mathematics pennansip and book keeping
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

FIRST PAINTING SALE OF THE SEASON. Our
friend Gavani usual is again with extensive and
grand collection of fine oil paintings which he adverses to sell
at auction Wednesday and Thursday evenings We
have visited the rooms IS ST. Charles street. and should Judge
there two three hundred paintings exhibition en-
bracing almost every style of artany of which possess
much merit The rooms will he open for the public gratis until
the day OF sale all who desire have the ample OPP
poruny Of examining any paintings they may wish ppr
oils . q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

RAnwAy's READY RELlEF.-We call the attention
of Nicaragua emgrans to the in another
addressed especially to hen the subject of the
popular medicine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09
sournIas MUSICAL EaPoHIun.--Mr. /, Gabici is

SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPoRIUA.---Mr l. Gabici is
now fairly prepared supply all New Orleans with
musical Instruments His main depot No 80 Camp street.
stocked with everything that may needed by the musical com
nunity whilst his branch depot No. So char,res street
stocked IS we'll All the European musical pub
lcations Erard's and Peyes French Planes stenway
SONS American pianos, Mason Hamen's meloeons with
VII other Instruments used in the orchestra band parof
70 be had II thsepteprsing dealer the liberal terms
He atends promptly to all orders by mail the binding
usc and 70 tho timing and repairing Of pianos Read his
manifest coluau #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

FANCY HAIR WoRK.-Those who fancy hair jewel.
who may have of hair Of absent or deceased
loved which they would like have preserved in some
taneiu shape, will find it worth their while Mr. T.
seuoenaueh the famous hair worker No q Charres
His advertisement s Of certificates in another column
are worth pernsal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

METALS AND HEAVY HARDWARE Messrs. Prestley
Ben Nos. SO and 81 Camp street have hand gigantic
stock Of heavy manufacturing material arti
cles consisting English iron tin plate copper
chains spikes, iyet manufacturing and planting Implements
kitchen utensils etc We refer manufacturers, planters
steamboat to the advertisements oeys
(,resreut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

! INTERCHANGEABLE will be seen by the notice in
another column, Messrs s. S Livingston j. H. Mckay
have withdrawn from the United States Express Company.
Messrs H. f. Livingston and H. J. Raphael the remaining
partners TO conduct the Express hereafter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09
Eap Nan,s BAna a1N nrror- ,1o ID 80. -,

FRENcH's Bargain DEpoT, No. 1870 Poydras street.
has got be really lannon's spot New Orleans The
variety ad excellence Of the goods which French sells and
the remarkably low prices which he sells every h;n
fail iuake the store famoa Away crowded
whether It be at the auctions Mondays and Saturdays Or
the private sales the other days the week The
weekly auction will be held today usual and we would hin,
TO those Who wish 70 Unrest their web b hand ses
Mr. F.,s card. u n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09
MoReANls BooKsroRE.-we wonla intimate to citi.

and Strangers that for the eren, varieties mental food
there repository that that Mr. j. O. Morgan
on Exchange Alley, adjoining the Post, Office. store is
Hyba OF Intellectual honey where every may nd its
soace The book department comprises about everything that
printed in books whilst the latest the worlds
intellect always spread upon counters yielding forth the
fresh smell Of the printing The cheap publication peri,
odea and newspaper departments complete We our
readers generally Mr. Morgans card in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

SUsDRIEs-Pa Painters, samakers, timers, braziers
nd others referred the list Of snndries advertised ny