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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-06
z LIVERPOOL AND PHILADEL-
~ PHIA.
Steamship and Sailing Packet

Line.
Sable &c Curtis, 1T BroddWoy, Neao York.
City of Baltimore, 2400 tons, Capt. Leitch,
City of Washington, 2300 tons, Capt. Wylie,
City of Manchester, 2l00 tons, Capt. Petrie,
Kangaroo, 1860 tons, Capt. Ewing,
The above splendid new Iron Steamships
sail from Philadelphia every alternate Thurs
day. From Liverpool every alternate We'd
nesday.
Rate of passage from Philadelphia via
= Cabin SG5 and s55 Storage $50
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Cabin SS5 and S75 Storage $40
Passage Tickets for the above Steamships
and first class Sailing Packets from or to Liv-
erpool, also Drafts on Liverpool, sold by
JOHN L. DOYLE,
oc Agent, Norfolk, Va.
CTEAMSHIP LINE OF PACK
lively every Tuesday and Friday. at II o.
clock NJ, until further notice. The Union
Steamship Company's Line. The three
beautiful first class Steamers Virginia, Capt
Rooms; Pennsylvania, Capt. Teal; and City
Of Richmond, Capt Mitchell
One of these steamers will leave Higgins
Wharf, Norfolk, for Philadelphia every Tues
day and Friday at II clock, NJ.
They are beautifully fitted up for passen-
Boats-set first rate tables-and every at
tention is paid to the comfort and safety of
passengers and protection of goods. Freghts
taken at the lowest rates, and all tran
shipment avoided. Passage Sc, meals inclu-
ded.
For Freight or Passage apply to
Il. ?. CROWELL, Agent,
oc 5 Higgings' Wharf Norfolk.
N. B. All goods not taken away within
"a ho,rrc off lan6inr will ha ctnpa6 Of ba
DALMETTO FAMILY.-5O barrels
L Family Flour in store. This Flour we
warrant equal to any that comes to this
market tits ground in Virginia and of the
best white wheat. Supplies received almost
daily.
SHERWOOD & YOUNG,
sep IA, Roanoke Square.
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ETA RECEIVED per Adams Express the
e7<S Flexible Summer Hats. (Anti- Flexible
Silk Hat Humbug) just the thing for the
warm weather.
Il. II. STEVENS, Practical Halter.
No. 7, Market Square, Norfolk Va.
Oc
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Received This Day at the Bee
Hive,

H1VG,
A SPLENDID stock of Carpeting of all
n kinds, viz:
Best 3-ply superfne extra fine and fine In
grain, Venetian and Hemp Carpets and
Druggits, of all widths.
Rugs, Mats, &C.. in splendid variety.
LINENS, LINENS.
The cheapest lot of Linens ever offered
can be bought now at the Bee Hive, of the
celebrated make of Richardson, Lcus & Bow
den; and all of these goods are warranted
all linen, and what they are represented to
be. Prices-1 case Fine at 33c.; do. do.
Fine at 29c.; 2 do of assorted prices, from 40
to 45, 50 and up to ! rs per yard-these
goods - bargain. Also many other things
bought at the auctions and will be sold at
small advance. Call and get share of what
is going. JAS. SMITH,
oc 8 Sign Bee Hive, No. 33 Main street.
fNREAT BARGAINS in beautiful
VI embroideries, beautiful Lace and Muslin
Collars from Is cents up; Splendid stamped
collars at only 81 cts, Mourning Crimped
collars at II "a CENTS Mourning sets at 3715
cents. Swiss and Cambria Bands in great
variety from l211a to IS cents. Infants waists
81 to 100; embroidered Handkerchiefs half
value at SMITHS, Express Store,
oc3 rs Church Street.
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Consumption of Soap.

CONSUMpClOh Oh SUdP.
MFRS. BROWN SOAP, retired laudress,
1Yl with more than acenturies experience
would, ere she made her exitfrom the dudsss
and suds, make clean thing OF III, and as
sures her numerous friends, and devotees,
that in the discovery Of the '.German Era
siAe Soap all the, mysteries of her dirty
habits are discovered and eradicated, eftec-
tually by sending to her old friends, the SUBJ
scribers, for a box of them.
SHERWOOD & YOUNG, Agents.
oc3 Ia, Roanoke sqr.
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NEW GROCERY-Ch heap for
IN Cash.-We respectfully announce to
the citizens of Norfolk and the surrounding
country, that we have taken the store on
Union street, where we intend to keep always
on hand choice stock of GROCERIES, and
guarantee satisfaction, both in price and
quality.
Union street, one door from Market SOUR.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-06

- ork, Bacon and Butter.-1S bbls
Il prime Mess Pork; so pieces in .bbls ave-
raging A lb4each, making 200 lbs. ,i
$500 lbs Western side and shoulder Bacon.
Tubs Glades Butter, new and fresh, in
store and for sale low by
JAS. f. JONES.
n i Gn,,,,,hnlI- la nc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-26

THE BEAUTY, OF A BLUsH.-Goethe
was in company with mother and her
daughter, when the latter, being reproved
!or some fault, blushed and burst into
tears. lie said How beautiful your re-
proaca has made your daughter. The
crimson hue and those silvery tears be
come her better than any ornament OF
gold and pearls These may I've hung on
the neck ofa wanton. hut these arc never
seen disconnected with moral purity. A
full blown rose, besprinkled with the
purest dew is not so beautiful as this
child hlu>hinr beneath her parents dis
pleasure, and shedding tears OF sorrow
\ blush is the sign which nature hangs
ont to show where chastity and honor
dwell"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-26

~ 4 man in Australia was Drawer than
the New Orleans doctor WHO cut off with q
Ratchet his Thumb bitten by rattesnake.
The Sydney Herald relates that Mr.. Haw-
thorne. of Singleton. was out riding i'm the
bush, when. eng kangaroo rat he chased
u. Til at last the animal took refuge ia the
hallow limb Of tree. lie Immediately
thrust bis hand into the hole to catch it. but
a. quickly pulled it out as something had
bitten his finger. On looking at his hand.
lie saw Il death adder clinginq to his inrer.
No time was 30 be lost; and Mr. HawShorne
with the utrRost coolness and fortitude, i'm
mediateiy took his penknife ana cut his en-
ger oil.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-26
Goans6llIs 5]ailg :aournaL.
4 White Girl Kidnapped and sold

G> Il CLHst-
The New Orleans CORES pendent of the st.
Louis Leader gives the following account of
the kidnapping and sale of a white girl:
One of the principal sensations IN this Vi
cinity since my last. has been the Eight OF a
young and beautiful girl. claiming to be
Write. from the domicil of a negro trader in
Ca1ollton. and her claiming protection from
the authorities at the prison at our adjoining
parish. The case is one CT the most mySJe-
rious that has occurred in long time, and
there seems little doubt on the minds Of the
public, that a large amountot rascality is. as
yet, lying quiesiy at the bottom OF 1t. 10
all appearances. She girl is OF pure Caucas-
sian blood: wiiiui. Is shat she asserts. and
her story Is, that she was lefs an orphan by
the death OF her parents II Kansas. and was
placed in charge Of a guardian. She says
that 1be latter has been for some tiIGe in Call
ifOTIi;a. and tLat she was induced to leave
Kansas by the representation OF man. that
Ic had received Instructions from her guar
ci5n to bring ll,r 10 New Orleans aad send
her Ia him. u Is Il matter of fac. that the
man who brought the gigl from KANSAS sold
her % slave and that she was purchased
by trader who PLACED her IN house in
Cgrrgl.ton. That he originally intended
her .Cr lis own private purpose, there j.
sistingis first attempt TO coiISummate his
wishes. that the girl took refuge in the par
ish prison of Jefierson. The trader, whose
uame is " hite, has published card, stating
that he purchased her IN coed faith from =
wal named Halliburton, but thai he is not
disposed 70 throw any distractions in the
way cf her obtaining her freedom il she is
entitled to i. The matter has not been
brought before any legal tribunal, and am
Inclined to believe that such step is not
So onElv desired by certain parties Interested
init. Taking ali the circumstances. ] am
not inclined to place implicit faith in the
statements of the girl. and vet they may he
relisiously true. As / said before. there is
q mystery about the transaction that renders
1t peculiarly Interesting. The yCUth ana
baautv Oftbe girl cnlists the sym pathies efI
all who see her and hear her story. and ii she
has been vronsed, every effort will be made
to right her.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-26
Fines IN GrnmAxY-A letter received =,

Fires IN GERaANY.-A letter received at
the State Department from Frankfort, under
date of August 26th, says. Within the
last few weeks several calamitcus fires have
taken place in the neiehboring governments.
by which entire villages have been consumed.
With .he whole stock of provisions. leaving
5hc inhabitants dependent on the charity ii
their neighbors. Harback. On the Mosel;e.
was totally destroyed. and on Sunday last
the village Of Oberolm. near Nayencc. had
Boz buildings burned down. and more than
one hundred fanilies lett destitute"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-26

DEMocRACY.--A visitor going into a
free school, during the half yearly ex
amination, noticed two fine looking bows,
one OF whom had taken the first prize.
and the other the second. Said the
teacher: The boy who took the first
prize is he son OF the man who saws my
wood: The boy who took the second is
the son OF the Governor Of our State"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-26
RAiLR0 IDS.
Prom Evansville to New York I'm IA Hours.
VIA.

AZ "a -s<F r<fSzf. T--yiiss. 1irstsff :
5t$. >, rs isi ss5 - - = 90 = =.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-26

s9y-A firm in St. Louis advertise good
farming lands for safe in the Southern part
OF Missouri for l2l5 cents per acre. Who 50
poor that he can't own farm there
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-26
J. e. WELPORN. NJ. u.

OFFICE oS THIRD ST., BETWEEN MATS AS0 SECOND,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
r7T Residence 5l., between Sycamore and Vine.
my203mo
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

NN'Ear ceiling n at cost oar h"'' assert
w p,m at eluiinir. Il not -"ld bt the
esta al December, We vii commence on that
,i., to sell the rrutsitd der for rash
Al lttIWN.
rb, ,sle viii b, eon,inu,d ir'm day 10 day
u.tt, Tia. " hol, lot J. disposed of.
NJ DOi PLLMANLR q BRO.
NV 81. 81. \" l3
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ROW Orleans Advertisements
stoves Tin nud Japanncd ware.
Austin & Goodwin.
Streets, New Orleans,

HAVE or hnnd n large ard complete
AE. a.-or' rnent Of .tovcs % eysrg variety
If pattern. 81 eastern ard western
'EN manuiaaturc, consisting Of parsor
church. oifcr, and cooking s'cv-., sil % tho
mot approved pauern- and wlhsh thes can
guarantee to- give satisfaction n purchasers
Ia addition 10 their stock Of stoves, l'ey
have on baud aud IRE constantly pant inf-
ing eyrr cestrpiipn OF piaiu TN and Japan
ned w ~, elie" ihrY VII offer I" eougirs
merchants. aud 'fhcts.3t wholesale and fvinii
aud o. loser p-cf. t.-u such articles can be
bought ~ ~ ihi- citv.
1hry are n'.o sni- agents ct the rsnufac-
,Hre aHd sale If Arihnr'- a-ii--.ning cans for
prr-efN .ng fruit and ve..iabte- fnr winter u.e
iht> 81. ueH Hrflcir tn the WAY II n prsserslng
can. and WIS Introduced here hy u iast -pritg.
mud 80 lar has gyen satisfaction 10 every IN
stance The advantage these eats base over
ali of,ers i 10 the cHtirr top lifug oil vp that
fr1I of tie largest ~izr may be pat IN them !;
tina .fe on that arcegut n 50 ca>ief cleaned,
sud can .. u.ti ntuy seasons They Rrr
cheapapd simple Priuird directions arcumpE.
nmg 'ur ran- o that "a. most inexperienced
can u-r tB-ln eisH success
Jup II t~jT NcN
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N1ovv Advertisements.
NOT IL T..

TAKEN W M J a. Bate. and posted he.
,, Wm u k.t.y, E.q On the Al
If Nu,.mb, 1907, ~" osen, ''br b ack
marked with crop aud II epii, III the right
~, ana h,anued WI, Is on III. night hap, or
J,.r, stature, suI posed 10 b" about six years
IA The uller u hack tx, mafk'd VIII u
n',,l.vio,k ana undrr aud upper hii IN The
..it emit uldnnr, sta ne. 30 htaiid- Iere"i'a-
lie. ,u,ro-.d 10 he nb''u' or 10 yeais Old
ain, hr., apprai.. d 10 SO. and the last one
T.. C.. BEAZLEY. CTR.
Ne, IS, 1857. No IL 81
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Now Advertisements.
NlW FlLL a\D WINTER GOODS.

NJ E->RS. WV inaprifLD. x Co would
WI re-,.c fll, ann,unc- l., the ciix.n. o'
IL fri-'n county and the public generally. that
DIZZY have just received AID are now opening
IA, ti.r ncw store III Mar.haIl, an entire new
and ruurlc'c stock 81
FANCY AND STAPLE
Fui ani " incf Gnod-. Ther stock CO npfi-es
every article n-ually found IN - country store,
nud hayng been purchased IN the Northern
niaik-, on the mot favorable terms, by on. #
the partners who ha- had utany Years expercnc,
a~ n merchant. they feel coniider, that they can
Offer
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Notice.

a IL, per.on- n,irtl.a to "a" late arm u
berry y Sls .i..r b, n"ir ~ 20.
w,fi Il "a thcir aeo,nnl. 70 ihr hards q" W u
h si-,.y until the l5th p,iah'f hfN ""''
~h,eh time, they will be pat "a s"ia ind'-e"n''
iuai.iy ,,, vt,p
ssr. 10, les,
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Jefferson Advertisements.

- ~ ~ l. Il ~ Y .
Whoi,s,,s and Retail Dealers ~
vvvv s~-,,nC vrVr1cvnv
.N~D1E>, ~.
nrFuDr tr yIE URIDGE ~
'hf'n"'oN' 'hA,N'
Jannsry -, 81 ~
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-,,., ,,,
~. -. 1s.-A a." - "''
.! sr,x,,v, x,,,yo
--------------- -. -
PIhNOS. II f.w select, Ter sale
mRD v
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CHAIRS oa..n Enz beth rars.r.
N ng ,b,,,s v,tb tok.r.. b.a a.,or. n,n.
~ ,-,.,,na r,,,,,,,,,nn,. bt.to,. ,r,nI,i,t,
d,,.,., If ALI KIND. A. r.r -ai,.hy
STANLEY A NINMO.
n represented Il nj, the mpuey refunded
>Is\ttN y NIu aO
----------
STANLEY & NiMMo
ID Tor sale by STANLEY NlMMO
a.
DLACk walnut and cherry STANDS "' a"
SiANhh' N''"N'''
,,,,,.,,r,ns ,l.t,. ta,. L.,,h ,,of,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

ir he, is dei-tuinri C. u"k" '"l'h SAFES
Tie f ll"wing efupf-tn a P'H'''' VI "''
t'4k
u B\ g 90 u
MI ,,., Y,d rsatt .attES
-, 49,. ...,,,,,,.
-, .,,., ,..,u.
,A.,t ,,.,,,. and krr.pr-.
ND,,,. r,d ard ,cl,pe hurcL
l'Nu''e h'i',
a'.,,l,,.,r,.,,s,tii,,
F,.ur,,i md solid rn-''n de 'a'ns
f,gur,d Hlrma.
'''
h - '''"",', -, ,.,,,r, belt
U,,.- tr.mmins,
pu.,s. :, yn.at y,,jcty.
ladies sbuti.ct-.
t,,ii,.. ,uf..i-
\ hurhtoi wadd.uC
A punhrf ui iadc~ a'ts hoftN
~sl...n.u-rok aud itc.rri mh-lns-
ln,lf, ld,t,.n and ittm -lirlrf hrdk'TelH'l'
w "a, In collar, aud umIrr.lD N"' l' mH'tN
Wru,tt r,utr- sad uud f-ir We, separate
Hash linens various qudrtv~.
llu,n ,ahlr cl"th-, u.'l kris ani t"N''H.
Bfd'- eye dmp.r
Brow 3, hurn and llul'Hrd
Caution Il nurl
hw"a"d 'hfinr' a"n '''''"S'
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Nermaa's. kce~,s q. Sats, Aclsrmaa'
aud Osb1 ne s.


Nc~Ss@s s. ht''fN y S''' 't no. '''"" -
,.{ p.5,-,tr's
l GSr rr,gisra 'ar.r si'oS "t 'Ac ah'''
y c,l,t-. 'rrast- ni 'p AaH's"', "h i"-''
Nua3 Ne- $50 h l"rs ind kr'. A'-e. uet-
m,., Coiar,, ,u csk,-> and boxes a lav a-'or''
mcut.
% tt,lurs la tuhs-~l.WFli~h AMI American =
:, -. .,ls..,. b., ia l.. 81 ssiO to
"a, a.
.el.. "A.
'''''' ~ ~ -.
.'1a I'D .,,''. L',,, s.rri'.
- !. ,...,.t.,. Id .,,s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

Western Exchange Boarding neWs

,<,s.N iehoupisau.ts 81, caruer Watcher street.
F5tiF Mrs.. " ii4s,bN igiOfa~ her friends
L. and the puu.se, inai .ht has opened ~.
extensive boarding aaa-e, and - uoS ptepatg!
io receive families, -.Hgie gentlemen, and tran-
sisnt -itass. Her ieras @til be- found mode
rate. sud her table aluadautiy supplied. Tie
room. nre ample ANA well ventilated, end u.s
fluai3fe has b.eu reeent.y purchased
Persons ,.s fiig lie eity, sae ieel- assured.
Hli yc pleased with The arrangement f her
rsous aHd tht accommodation Il her house.
N,jih.f ptlis Har EXPENSE Viii bs spsrrd 10
eB~are tie cumfnrt 81 her guests. sYiY-'
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MOI IL Il.


negro woman, Whale a good cook. wash,
~s. and iraa.r. to Do the work al oDen
sar,y. AIRY isssdla:slr u ~ -
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:. Boo IH-f ttfft - .ftfl caps
N,n.t .rw rc.tI-,hndy rnp..
tx.Ov NV Nc.
Mrn- t.H. h'tk cIuihyH
ti- un,rf, aui tw..oi eaat%.
.t..p spi t'.,.--,i'dii u'tf coats,
sa.Y.,t atd Jeaa- ooit,.
BuuAv' c"ats,
hue-l in vests.
cu-.imcre aud SIX vests.
s,k yoiel nud b.,ck rln,h vests,
black -~imete pAuis,
col"ivd 80
itpu ap.',m SHIRTS,
e me,ao and ,lk 90.
dras,rs,
b., iull drawers.
BE-, ciogtng Of every de-crp'iou'
AlDDLERl
Npp, -,dt,, >paush aud Amcrcan,
lau,.. ,auii,rs,
H..., and wagon har.e.-,
Nag - spd pIes hnii'~,
FHc lidna b.ld'r- ana mar iuga'cs,
" r-,,.. asi eatga gis.h, aad cissiusies,
l.a her and roiv pai,cr-,
II ~ auA nult collars,
b. Is ai.d caff'Hg' frinS.
: trnii- and etHnp lcsticr',
Bnalr Mt- 40 ~pdr',
Saddie sui c.rpe bags,
Trunks sad ,ad.r-.
wood ware.
Painted and ,afut,hrd buckets,
ctjar iun',
Bfs-s ard non hound buzz eis,
We hHtaei-,
Bfau.n-, assorted,
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~ . Nv TX - % 'f''Nfi W fN'si ShVAN
Fancy Dress ,ilks.
PHin hlnck AID Nnf.aniiqp. silks,
Is ack Dies six .tfiprd and PLAN,
tI"rrur,. de- Hll collars,
lndie- Persian Six Sca'f,,
thauilr
six pocket handkerehi, {. and craya,s,
j. 'unrl and ~ash rhb ~,
5 ,tln ana iu-,rtug "
Nri,,t :. nll width.
>,N iriagrd dress Trimmings,
Mar Htgpr
!fdirs' -lk mud marine vests,
l. d. b ca aud lsml - X hose
guve-,
Jaronrt aud Ssis, muslin.
thc,k
bishop add Victoria i,Nn.
Embroidered ani dotted Swiss
sats, fubrs irf party dress,
Jsoouei aud SWISS rcgus and Inserting,
baud.
Embroidered Ssi-. AID Jtconei collars.
-rttp-,
lorn printed,
E.u,bf ,irrcd /. c handkrfchieis,
itrui~ilic tcd
lu~l iiuuu. ,uprtiinc,
" huc French nounrl cord.
Allw.o. aud P,r.wn deiamo,
Brk -ik warp a'laeea.
tnuf,d
ba,s and c,lorpd cotton velvet
l'la,i aud -nhd .,lored g,ughtn-,
louyh o,l v.,Ig",
f,u,ii rurlnp ail eo'ot-,
4
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VI HOPKINS y Go, t-'ircr ->or- q"
\. i.eN,l y ti'psn.) t"Ha'is'l'n h'r-
eilrt,. Al Um'n street, NeS Orleans.
Jau ~. - u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

DLACK walnut aud rhrrry d.niaf l1hl"',
- Tor sale 10y STANLEY ~ NlMMO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

PIANOS. few select, ter safe
~ WV STANLEY & MIMIC.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-12-12

4 IL JEWELHY sold ~ n sn1rrn."ef ~
~ represented, Il n"', the INJURY rri""dr1
>tA\iEN y NJ N AZ
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Fancy Dress 'ilks.

TO purrhn.rr-
I ho following l. a portion Of their SIC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-25

NINE DE GOO-THIS WONDERFUL AsTROLo-
~ GlST still continues Triton Walk door below the
of Apollo street, New Orleans Go one all and
hear planets read thousands have done and left her
office with cheerful heart She still continues show the
likeness Of future husbands wives bring those who
separate together and speedy marriages. will give nfo
NATION Of absent friends, lost stolen goods describing the
thief; will select prize numbers in the lottery, gratis.
Madame De Goo has received few dozen bottles of the CHI
NESE MIXTURE or, Cure for Drunkenness. Also small
lot of Turkish Magic Love and nck Powders from CONSTANT
nople prepared by the Turkish Warrior t. L. Oregon
tuned There will be danger of there being any old maids
bachelors in New Orleans if they will give the Madame
call.
Don't forget the place, Triton Walk below
of A polio street. d9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-25

John COT'TLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE LOUIS;
lana Bakery, has bought the right of PATENT LOAF
BREAD 1t be had at the above establishment
Patent issued in United States March 1856 patent secured
in Great Britain November L. 1855; France, December
1875; and Belgium, January II, 1856.
The advantages claimed for the following which
now fully sub"nated by years tidal the
The bread is uniform in its quality, and much hand
appear it i, Of much whittier ca6r than any
bread heretofore made it is the
ces being far evenly used through the than they
be by the old method No dug
in it, be introduced without injury It keeps much
longer without growing stale and oec
touale when week old 1t handsomely the finest
poundcake and without waste the being tender
The finest French roll 1t farther and IDLY
dnced into families who have before used bakers bread
The Patent Bread placed in competition the Fair Of
the Metropolitan Institute held Washington, ID. c. 1855
after having undergone the rigid chemical and other
peore committee of scientific EcnlleIne connected with
Smithsonian Institute received the high pizea silver
daover al other competitors of viii there many.