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yEAS located him eff in this place for The purpose Of
practising medicine. AMI respectfully oilers rs ser
vicrs 10 the citizens o! O;ava and those ia It's vicinity
~ al tu. various branches % lis profession
Frorl Hs experience ald familiarity with western q =
s.- AMI , prompt and v-iaut discharge Of proies-
silI .rE- 81. Hcr,es ta merit share Of patronage
Tu-u;y yaass arD more. Le was known IN Ohio 70
many who are uo citizens OF This county 20 some "'
whom l. would take pleasure IN referring Among them
are Fzrf- John Green. Matthias Trumho. G. W Arm
strong AErrrl TrIsbo. lie would also Te:er to d.
y IL IIoEla1d and Or. Joseph stout, Dl U;;awa.
ssir-ns. and oig.a on Paul Street, east and near
VIM Re,;.cks new ba.!ing, opposite the residence "f
tre Tst- JrI-- t'grtJu jgn2o
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 25 1857
BUSINESS CARDS.

Stone! Stone For Sale!
uJE now oHer at our new quarry, two miles north o.
W Joliet and within three hundred feet of the Hi
nois and Michigan Canal all kinds of Rubble Building
Flaggine and Dimension Stone, from two inches in
thickness up to thirty inches, and Of size color, and
quality surpassed by none In the State.
All orders for Sone either dressed in the rough to
be shipped BY canal rail- will be promptly attended to-
and furnished at prices to please the purchaser.
ANDERSON, SPENCER & CO.
JAS c. SPENCER, A. HOuGHrEIiSG,
l. BIRDSEIL, 4LEx. ANDERSON.
I,I;. o
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Drs. FAY & HORERT,

OCCLlSTS.
.>z1zZ.z- nR FAY, having
kLzE<s-- ~ , associated with
-,e<E// <sssS.sSes- ,,.s7.,s<- him Dr. A ". Ho-
~ZI/%zS ss3 - sSts-szJZ BEKT, viii hereafter
//EZ3 20 - ~ continue perua
%#SsE - nenuy at his old
u [[<-< stand, in Ottawa,
for the treatment; of
~-->-7'--z~- ALL DISEASES OF TIE
Eye such as Rough Granuiated Lids, Inflammation,
Chronic Blindness with Fn- or Opacity of the
Cornea. Scroulous Sore Eyes, Weeping or Naery Eyes
Amauross and Cataract Weakness of sight, siling
the Lids Inflammation Of the Duct, &C.
Also, all Scrofilous Affections OF the Human System
treated with success The surgical opt
upon the eye performed in the most skiliu manner
Let inhamed eye-nO case of impaired SIGHT,
elected for "a single day.
Office oyer ]. ". MINIS Store, Ottawa, Ill.
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pGCT0H MCNAMARA,

nTFICE r. t!e s--o1f story q suiers hilinG- neal
~ tie Bank Of Ottawa Residence, Els; Main street
,ss. az -, Pivrr auc}2
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other melons, ns,........... 90
Com.-John Hise, Wells Wait, and Frank
lin Baldwin.
A large number of samples Of wheat and
barley from the Patent Office will be distri-
buted to all competitors for premiums in
this class and number.
14-PRoDUcTs OF THE ORCHARD.
Best and greatest assortment of apples
named and labelled; not less than 8 of
each variety. 30
" IL varieties of table apples, ....... 1
of winter apples, I
12 specimens Of Seeding apples, :. 9
=" and greatest variety of pears, named
and labelled, ...............
" specimens Of autumn pears, 90. I
+" winter I
:" Seeding " ....... l
/" 12 varieties Of peaches, labelled. e.. I
IL peaches, ................. 2
Z" 6 specimens of seeding peachcs,..
" collection of plums, 8 of each variety, 1
{" 3 varieties Of plums,. ............ I
/" variety of nectarines, not less than3
specimens, .'........ ........... l
" varieties Of spricots not less than 3
specimens, ..''''......... !
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br. VI. WRITTEN.
>rFgfoh Dettsf and Manufacturer Of Block and Sin
qis T.efb
the Of Clasps f'
Rooms over RGssels Furniture Depot La Sale ST. OF
''i'sir ii's- iu4-tf
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CLASS L.
i2.-Dairy Produces.
CLASS q.

Com.-E :. Leland c. NJ. Van Doren,
Mrs. Z. 5 Leland, Mrs. $. Il. Lewis, and
Mrs. John Hosford.
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,


JGFHN ECAN,
Superior Street BGrndrd's Wagon Establishment
STONE cut all patterns and dimensions
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale, all delivered to order
MECHANICS INN,
East side Of La Sale Street 70 doors south Of tie
CdklOlic church O7G,rd, H.
YUyIIIS House is throughout, and is completed
II and well furnished for the convenience of travellers
and boarders Every attention will he given by the pro-
prieor the comfort Of those who take board and lodg
ings this house. jun13-3m HENRY RIIIEL.
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Dr. :. ASIICANAzY, Hungarian,

IIAyIN-S Just returned to tAis Oty fTota Europe,
where he has visited tie most Important institutions
% u5eiicaI learning or, his services to the public
Particular attention paid a. C1F0aic diseases.
Gairshr-t floor u. Walkers Drug Store in Nc
rrupTfsr Han UrsIiu-. mar.
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ALFRED W. CAvARLY.

ant ~ fse firm of Hol!i-fsr dc CirdTig)
couxsziLoE L ATfraSET AZ Law,
WILL attend promptly al professional business en-
trs,5 10 IL care TIE county circuit or supreme
-r ar-o to IL, ayIsut II aTes- examining land IL
tIes NJ coI-tllIs- ami procuring land wrrraEts for
so1 ~ -stssf- widows and ui-"- heirs
fy-F-s jr Eais yaF's Hook, south s7de gf tts lonTf
~ ly,,,, IN jul
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Premiums and Regulations

FOR THE FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE LA SALE
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, TO HE HELD
AT OTTAWA, .
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G.. l.. THOMPSON.
=. v. GRIGGS
ID Il y Il / s Il II Y
Dr. w ySz4FTTEN.

D-rgGisf. B5otsrler. and SGtiOHer-OttdJcn, III.
Second store IN Nattingers block, south side OF the
court house square. VI
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BY WIN. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS

u. O. of G.. r. /
UVASHINGTON LODGE, No 81, Independent Order
w OF Good TemPlars, meets every Wednesday eve
ming, in ReldcAs Block, third story, at :. O'Clock
Members Of this Order visiting the City cordially in
vited to meet with US. LEVI LIGHTFO0T, W G. T.
l. BOvEx, w :. jan17
Ottawa Mechanics Institute.
MEETS every Fridsy evening, in Glover Cooss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03
CRESCENT CITY BANK.
OF THE CRESCENT CITY

State of Louana Parish Of Orleans City Of Ne9 Orleans:
Be known that this day before me Walter Hicks Peters
And % Se nsrs a
qualified the presence Of the hereinafter named subscr
Personally Came and appeared persons hereinafter named
Who ssssraiy declared that under the provisions and BY
general system Of free banking In STATE OF
,oa S
form themselves into corporation and to that end they make
and agree to the following .r
@ ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION.
ha In: Y Of the
ART l. The same shall b. located and It's legal domic ia
Arr The OBJECT Of the Association is to carry the bas
Of Fl sanh iE By nS @ % s?d Gaming
and other evidences Of debt and generally to exercise such
conferred on them by law. -a y .....g--
ART L. The Capital Stock said Association Is hereby fixed
the Of million and thirty thousand eight hundred
by Thousand three hundred and twenty
shares of hundred dollars each Eve cent Of which
cles fifteen per cent the FIRST Of October nex and the re-
manning eighty cent in monthly instalnens Of twenty per
neglect pay pnncay his her their insslmsnl
from maturity iii payment II any
s ah s ne
men the Board Of Directors to themselves the right
causing any share which nsalmen may be
pre- ous notice thereof by advertisement.
ART This Association Corporation shall commence busi
ness operations the first day Of October next eighteen hun
dred and termn e and cease on the thrtetf
dsy of September eighteen hundred and seventy seven
ART g. The device Of the Association shall be Crescent
with Pelican feeding her young the words Crescent City
Art The names the shareholders their residences AMI
Of shares held respectively each are declared
follows subject such transfers may here
after be made on the books of the Association.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DIEM ANS LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.-Closes on the 4th and 10Th of
each MONTH at P. NJ. Arrives or about the
18th and 2Sth of each month.
48- Postage to South Pacific: Letters, &c. papers,
&c. -.r
ag- Postage to New South Wales, Victoria South
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet or private
ships, SO cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid.
HB-Postage to Peru Letters. 22e.; papers, &c.
Postage to Bogota (New Granada:) Letters, &c.;
papers, &c.
sB-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: 10c., prepaid.
81 The postageto places the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is: On each single letter,
34cents and on each newspaper, 6 cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
Es The postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
| the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
| Land and China, (via San Francisco,) is, on
| each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance
s- The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc, the do
nestle rates apply. R. E. NOTATION, P. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

An instance Of absence of mind occurred day or
two since, where explorer into the mysteries of
chemical science burnt his nose by fluid lamp with
which he came in contact. We met him day or
two afterwards with large plaster on his nose, and
asked him about his hurt " 1t looks bad, don't it?
said he. We assured him it didn't look any thing
else, and asked him il it hurt him much when it was
roasting. Ne'er Bit replied he g in fact,
didn feel It at all, was absorbed in my expert
ments and, though kept smelling something like
burnt meat, Iimagined it was dinner cooking some
where, and kept right on till my student told me my
nose was on fire, and, putting my hand upon it, /
found that it was even So thrust it in bucket of
water and extingushed it but it has left the mark
You see.N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

POLITICAL FEET.-The following doggrel conun-
drum is really capital: e,-' e.
"Can you tell me why -.- ~
A deceitful eye :,- ~ s....
Can better descry a.
- Than you or 1
H.. Upon how many toes
Apussy-cat goes p 49,
We AnsUer. "t
"The eye Of deceit
~ Can best counterfeit '.""
And so suppose
Can best count her toes"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

LOLA MoNTEz-Tt is related that while in Mont
real, Lola visited wellknown confectionery estab
lishment on Notre Dame street. and while there,
cers who, under the pretense Of buying something,
pertinaciousy and unpleasantly gazed at Lola After
submitting awhile. Miss Montez walked up to the
mistress Of the saloon and asked" Madam, how
at first, was look of surprise but on the question
being repeated she was told zone shilling and six
pence Here it's then, said Lola; would not wish
that these gentlemen should lose single copper in
gratifying their curiosity by staring at me-" The of
fcers retreated in Confusion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

a. Worn FOR THE EAR OF SINGLE MEN.-1t
strikes us that there is world of wisdom in the
following quotation brief as it Is:
j Every school boy knows that kite would not
fly unless it had string tying down. tits just SO
in life. The man who is tied down by half dozen
blooming responsibilities, and their mother, will make
higher and stronger flight than the bachelor, who,
having nothing to keep him steady, is always foun
dering in the mud. If you want to rise in the world
tie yourself to sombody'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03
Coon ApyIoE-The New York Tribune

advice: stlgs,l,s s
One great lesson taught by the loss Of the Central
America is that the public should distrust every
steamship not built in water-tight compartments.
Had that unfortunate vessel been constructed she
might now be floating in safety at her dock in the
North river. Our advice to every one about to en-
bark in an ocean steamer is, don't risk your life in
ship which is not parttioned by staunch watertight
bulkheads into three separate compartments,
water. Avoid every steamer which has not this
safeguard and pretty soon there will not be one with
out it,. u ~. ii l- ----t5 l-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03
WINEK,s CANADIAN VEKmIFUGE.-

w Remedy fer worms 1t is fact established be-
oa me shadow OF doubt by the experience and testimony Of
diseases with which children afflicted by Worms
the either known to something else
Various the which have been
less ineeca the length been attained
and remedy found which has failed destroy Worms,
testimony Of the eminent respectable
yiduas in the country. The remedy is
WINERS CANADIAN VERMtFUGE, WARRANTED
PURELY VEGETABLE.
It safe IN it's operation and more easily administered than
of the Worms in the bowels follows the counenaco
pale color and suused with occasional nshes the
heavy and dull te breath fd the upper lip swollen
itching in the nosr which patient pick his nose
fright liable starting ana grinding the teeth, Ape
te irregular being sometimes vorscous others
To the following certificates might be added but
Is belle Sed that these are sufficient establish the 5sss th
REMEDY Fok worms. 'ANAle o'A 80 -'''A
W. g.. MEpIGAL EVIDENCE ft s;;r,,n.sr.s n,,
X rs e Ts e II, BEING @'SRs sa,
fed with s efficacy confidently Elf
remedy for the expulsion of Wos,S r9n the nes
Licentiate of the R. c. Of Surgeons in IRELAND, etc.
| Member of the R. G. of Surgeons in London etc.
FROM THE REV. J. FLANAGAN, OF BAEBRooE, G. W.
yermifgs and with the most happy results In ny own
pS sna worms followed the Illuminating yoar ne v s4
and hsts to ohsf effects
poin, gained in giving medicine to children Tnf,s
vsgMFEG Ths simple Vegetable
tom and can ALWAYS s es @ with safety
restore the patient to health. ~
thousand certificates have Agents from
Tsrshs9s and bearing testimony The
s6; D5agEs Hamilton GaaaSs
o. fe2s Isl and q Charities street. New Orleans Ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

PRETTY FArR,-A rough.spoken clergyman, in an
argument before his vestry, said Of one Of his dea
cons: @ lf 9a%s5ofs tutt
II think brother B. is fool, tonight r
The deacon calmly replied :" am not fool, but,
If his reverence has right to call me brother ad-
init am akin to one |" - sl-5s4s. ~ sgYCt =,
Humph! and didn't his reverence look funny at
this retort! n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03


GoLD IN THE BALANCE WITH HUMAN L1FE.-In the
New York Tribunes account of the scenes attending
the loss Of the Central America we find the follow
ing
Its stated by many Of the survivors of the Central
Americas passengers that there was seldom SO large
an amount of money owned by passengers as was in
the case of those who came by the Central America.
Many were persons Of large means, and there were
but very few whose immediate wealth did not amount
to hundreds, while numbers reckoned their gold by
the thousands Of dollars The greater portion of the
passengers were returned miners some coming hither
TO invest the capital they had realized in hopes to
live life Of greater ease the result Of their industry,
and others to get their families and once more go to
the land Of gold But as the storm continued to rage
less and less Of gold was thought Of and when, on
Saturday, it became evident that they likely at
any moment to be hurled beneath the waves, wealthy
men Invested themselves of theft measure belts and
scattered the gold upon the cabin foors telling those
to take it who would lest its weight-a few ounces
or pounds-earry them to their death. Full purses,
containng in some instances $4,000, were laying un
touched on sofas. Carpetbags were opened by men
and the shining metal was poured out on the floor
with the prodgality of deaths despair. One Of the
passengers, who has fortunately been rescued,
opened bag and dashed about the cabin $4,000 in
gold dust, and told him who wanted to crafty his
greed for gold to take it. But it was passed by I'M
touched as the yeriest dross. A few hours before
he would have struck down the man who would have
| attempted to take grain Of that which he now,
| spurned from him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

ult., in Harrison county KY. between David Morrison
and Henry Whalen. in which the latter killed the
former with an ordinary penknife. The examining
magistrate dismissed Whaen on the ground of having
acted In seltdence. ~ =.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

s CorToS CRoP.-The cotton crop of this parish, We
The heavy rains in the summer caused the most seri.
Gus damage and the dry, hot weather experienced
this month has operated to its further injury. The
top growth Is withered and dried up completely The
| throughout this region TBaton Rouge Adv. 2sth :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

A certain eockney bluebeard, overcome by his SEN
siciites tainted at the grave Of his fourth spouse
what can we do with him n asked q perplexed
friend OF his, LET him alone,n said a waggish by.
stander q he'll soon re.wiyen ~ : = =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

were rooted with slate. In consequence OF McDo-
norhs inability to net bis price for its usea hun
t,ret, f3olara q nonth--it had been closed up and
unatten0ed b for six years, prior to his death.
when opened By the administrators, il was 80 badly
aisa0urcd with weeds and decay, and general want
i nrnninr and repair that no one would rent it any
mica M Holmes finally took it, ut thirty dollars
month Think Of that--a park ft for the residence
q prince, at $50 q month and has succeeded in
reorng to something like it's original beauty and
luxuriousness Of fragrance and foliage
Two curiosities were shown us in this place. One
4 depression in the rugged root of ve-oak, near
ne trunk, in which q man may seat himself with
comfort and recine against the tree. For many years
of his life, it was evening habit to prone
made in this Qrove in silent over the
natural beauty Of the spot but over the thousand and
one specuatons and business anhirs which he always
had ID hand, 70 plan and carry ont in his own proper
person. iii which he did without the copnseling
whisper Of TREND the pen OF clerk, Or even the
cheap aid Of public Collector After walking up
and down till the shade Of the old liyeoak became
lost in the shadow Of night the old man, fatigued in
body hut not in mind would seat himself in the hole
in the root lean against the tree, and think, and
think, and think-ofsen remaining there till twelve
III one O'Clock, and sometimes falling asleep; in
which event his body servant who always stad near,
would give him d shake and tell him the hour Much
Of this solitary, if not dreary rumination must have
been expended upon the will which the old man fan
cied was 50 wise, generous, and so sure OF fulfill
ment DESPITE the crooks and kinks Of the law-that
wonderful will, over which New Orleans and Balti
more are making so much fuss, and ont Of which the
lawyers are making 50 much money. 954l
The other curiosity 70 which We have alluded, y
miniature oleander tree, suspended between heaven
and earth. It has sprung from and is rooted alone
in heavy tress Of moss hanging from the limb Of
fulEerown oleander tree. The little tres parasite
springing from parasite, without any connection
whatever with the old tree is curious in the exact
proportion Of Its miniature to its parent and sup
portef. Leaves limbs and flowers are not more than
fourth as large those Of the parent tree though
IL Is an exact counterpart in its nature and appear
ance. We never heard Of such thing before, and
are Informed that it is regarded as great curiosity
hy those naturalists who have seen it.
4 But we are too lengthy in our sketchings. The
blight which has been entailed upon all the cDonogh
property, by McDonogh's anti.improvement system
whilst living and by his will when dead, renders al
most any part Of it, whether across the river on
this side, q fruitful subject for sketching pen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

"veritas sends to the Missouri Republican the fol-
lowing lines from an old Mexican camp song, ''as
fitting comment upon the high ambition Of General
Pillow" -4'
hang my harp upon the willow,
Whenever think of Gideon Pillow,
The man who dug for Polk and Marcy,
His ditch and breast work viceversa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

An absent-minded editor having courted girl and
applied to her father, the old man said:
aWell, you want my daughter. What sort of set
Element will you maker What will you give her ?"
ttwhy, III give her a puff"
s'fake her! said the old gentleman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03
mn aoxH 81 JoaH xeDoHoaH.

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n. thsra.s ,et,enino nerisct; ana decay. and the
4Ia5sDSar 81 ths plsee bsne reolent With the faint
ssx l.sI,ess M Sas same relief. however. to find
Tat M. reo., nen and bovs we're of some
1870, siy,;g sla4Iin6 unser IN direction ~ the
s'ss, q, In MA thai mart n the estate IN his
S,..gs son,,, III oli man The women and tbe chill
4 49,, hs; III, IA Mons s. a,veat 4, t,e ann and roll
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sh,n II h;s harsss Il n III sbo,vs a RI
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s. go ~ e Il, M, na ~ =
80 "A n r,.nti, ~ M sn oss,d evening Il i
NJ 1,s,;t q nIor;n,aoa IS tI,e levee ahout
,.sss Ssrss 7istant md eatn ne liver and the
IN tbe ,,os,,itoes force him I'd 8 home
s1sd Ill ,yearv ,,syu fg Il very old, and win
II sy yo oe hundred IN 70
Il
III Il. n; II ". NJ
I. ~ .,,,,s,a ds,,s al y hova a5a
80 = it, in a. a,,n,;catios
d., mi - ~ II f5 Tact RIM off
5|Es,S 81
49,. -, :. ~ IA h,,,5ngs elevated
.t,.sss Il IN. cor,s, on.ttnted the negro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

An exchange paper says: " A correspondent very
confidently states that certain remedy for warts is
to rub them occasionally for few weeks on
sweaty horse. He has tried the remedy on seed
wart with great snccess. We shall not try it for
first. we have no horse second, he never sweats !;
third, we have no warts fourth, we have no seed ;
fifth, we don't believe in the remedy; sixth, it will
be very likely to inure the horse and seventh. it's
kind 81 naSty.o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

Is tramping on aman's corn one step towards cult
rating his acquaintance?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-03

"John, did you find any eggs in the old hens nest
this morning y "No. sir. If the old hen had laid
any, she mislaid them"