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ne reader viii at perceive the wide difference
"poh esisIs botween the s1's obtained " an exem
NATION Of both fluids blood even under tho
must powerful ests mnuisDed Its uniform globriN sp-
poHsnce and peculiar coigf 10 menstrual 1uid present
ga ragged and irregular Torn and aahy hue which dis
upsushes u. Tho dpcr pfese1ted IN the nr.t diagram
wer" formed by the rtduei sopues Of blood Which once
circulated In the human body while the ragged os,Cnes
sneVn on the second 'oueed by tue examination OF
tne mucous and scrid ms'.r nch 10 10 MAKE up the
n, nsups fluid.
The digger found In kis Cum ipgharn's s9artmep,s
WAS Aro srb)eote6 Sc chemical test uit m
ans 81 pood could he found either upon iH hlade or
trAbbsfo. The etAlre 100 at arst sed q
nave been caused by hiooti we're shown to be tohns
move Than the rust OF iron
The search OF The scieriihc Rfutemen also essrd
ed TO the parvet room renpC OF being the
" r tupposed some clnif rs burned Frisy Dgnt
AZ tro result OF their Dvf gagn DO Of It's nxne,s
imror'arce we have pr So oe diagram OF tns ATTIC
room 40 follows
THE ATTIC ROOM.
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~ residue a. viewed By the microscope used On The 90
Custom

With respect TO The STAINS made the linen art ~
the menstrual fuid the folio wing diagram ss1 brushed
70 us, viii show very clearly the difference r. c7seso
ter which exits between that md toe via HAD
flowing In the arteries and veins
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Jur~-1a you perceive any lights in the house,
In the middle Of Ms Mains testimony Mr. UIlmAnn
said, "hr Coroner, wish 10 make correction In your
so.ss s ono TIA. upon referring 70 Robert smith. that
the statement that deceMcd died OF spoplexy. wss
DIT. Roberts. But IL vas IN. smith Who spoke Of bis
being the last msn Who would commit suicide, for he
vM very much AFRAID Of dying.
TESTIMONY OF DIR. STEPHEN MAIN.
DY. sruHu MAs Wa called, wAs sworn, and examined
BY the Coroner a. follows
Q. You have heard youf wifc's testimony A. heard
but very little Off.
rhs Coroner read Mrs. Mains testimony, rom HE
notes.
Q. no you know anything more than that A Y~,
do, str.
Q. Wen, what A. was the one that and
entered Dr. Brrders rooms first, srer the boy made
The alarm Of his being dead
Q. Tns, In the morning. A Yes.
Joror-ssaie -hst happ,ncdf A. ran up 10 his
room kpo~ng his room door vas closed, opened 10;
,a~ him ting on his face, his right hand closed under
neck 70 see TIRE vss dead ,esns ot Of oloted blood
raised bis head 70 see be vas dead; he ". cold;
I'D cut s'' hin throat, h''i oo,.s s''s': .ro.s ss
70 see I could End any weapon, bu, could not dad
ss's s SGs s %
~ there vs blood In every position ran into the front
room where the DOOR we're open psaaDs from the osok
tben went bsos looked him In; nt shss time my
dent came In; asked stand q. the door, and
let any one came In, While vent for policeman; Mr..
spodersss came mp In great rage, and said that Mrs..
Cunningham and the davgbters bad tainted, ana en-
treated me to 20 up did so; hck the youngest one by
The and aid her upos the bed oosened her dress
she appeared 70 be In great agony the old lady (Ms.
Cunnnst ami exclaimed, " Re IL dead, and I always
liked him y thought bcvs different snd OF faint
ing nom The cshers; len her and vent for poloemss;
can cay with regard 70 the smell on Friday night that
spoke TO my wife 1rst about ~ smell like woollen
cloth or something disasreeable the smell very
strong ! hosoed directly tame into Bosd street. We
smer u before came 10 the house.
Juror-D6 II appear TO come from any particular
direction A. No, the vind that night was coming rom
he southwest very slight, and tie very heavy.
Jprsf-Can ,ou state What wss the condition Of the
shutters In the ut the time you arst say them9
A. Yss l examined them very infinitely; the sh ussers
we're open Ike those (polp'ne) the gss that side OF
the instrument case ives burpiDg his portfolio lay open
writing paper vas there. but no writing - saw; /
then vent through into the trout room saw nothing
uere; looked ss though hsd Just been lett by the
srl when che made up the room; his overshoss were
tssen OF and laid down by the fireplace: his shawl
when saw him wear the bisht before also laid there
his esp was yirg upon bic spavi ro,ded up and lsyins
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4 KAn.As GAZE TOR suxxra "A CORES.

4 KASsAs GAZE SoR SUMNER "A CORES.
pOsdsnt TO the ~ y Tri5uss, says:
The Frss-s.a,s Kansas boys havS forward.
ed BY Mr.. Robinson, "ssctiOnal" cane to their
eloquent Massachusetts champion. The head
Of it represents hand choking snake. The
snakes body is cOilsd halfway down the cane.
Between its folds are fifteen knots, each of them
il Is supposed, representing = slave State. On
the lower part Of the cane are sixteen knots
one for every Free State. Where's Noble e.
Will President Pierce issue another prcclama.
ton : The Union is in danger, this time,
sars
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CRROLLTON CARROLL COUNTY OHIO THURSDAY JANUARY 49, 1857

ed work which should protect them from The
rseursues Of the disaster. RssssGly net N
English gentleman, Major Frazer. shO belong
ed 10 the slHf Of Gen. Williams, the hero Of
Kars. Who, with three or four oIbsr English-
men, bad gained the summit Of Mount ArsTai
the frSt feat oftbs kind since The children Of
Noah descended from it. Thus, bys siugu-
lar eOincidsncs, about tie sans line, the a.
cred summ:l was rsashsd where the ark rested,
and the tower discovered which was erected On
the plain ct iIs base.
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LIsEE sUIr.--Ths Hon. Horace Greeley has
sued the editor Of the Cleveland Plsindsaler for
libel. laying bis damages at $4,000.
The Plain Dealer wich is under the editorial
charge Of Mr. Gray, Post Master 81 Clsvelsad
has contained many charges upon Mr.. Greeley,
charges which could have found no paliiAtion In
the heated political contest Of tie Autumn
even. but which now are particularly malicious
and unprOYoksd. For example on the Goth oi
Dec. last the Plain Dealer contained the fol.
lowing
"OLp DRAs IN Llxso. ."--Horaes Greeley is
getting to bs abOal as well known BY his friends
aS By his enemies. Bennett used to be char.
ged with receiving alI the Black mail Of ihs
Nsw.YOrk press, bat lately It has lately been
AsceItaiusd that Sir Horace is as fsnd Of "hush
moaey" Is the "old Satanic" He owned up
last fall to receiving four thousand dollars from
the liquOr dealers in New York city for the use
Of two columns Of his paper TO advocate the
claims Of tnat nsGarious traffic. He was no
doubt bought at high figure to go for Ere.
mOAt. And nov correspondent Of the ChicA.
60 Press, Free Sell paper, writing from lows
city, where the Legislature Of that State iS 10
session. boldly charges him with receiving 6
bribs from that locality. He says the commit,
tee to Investigate the affairs Of the DsS AOias'
River improvement Company have strueE
erich leads." Itis stated that "old White
Coat" Of The Nsv York Tribune. haa lscsiEed
q thousand dollars from that Company for sid
and comfort rendered them. and that this fsc
has been brought Ous by the Conmittss.-
Wonder what the priests who have been acting
as missionaries for ssid Horace. think Of al
these things3 "a PsrsOA is known By th'
company be keeps"
Why should a-msn Of high and inGuentis
position. msn ectscious withia hinsslf sfsl
honest psrpOss- Rsas eORseia rssti--sndur
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CORREsPONDENCE.
COLUMBUS, o., JAi

COLUMBUS, O.s Jan 10, loof'
NEssRs. EpIToEs; 4 few days since the
COMMITTEES on The Penitsntiary had . certain
LOcOiOcO physician tried for operating uPOn
the legs Of one Of the convicts. in consequences
Of said operation the convict lost the sight Of
both OF bis eyes. The operation bad been per-
formed 1t two different times. The last tms
was earnestly demonstrated agsiust BY the
convict. but whose remonstrances we're utterly
disregardsd' The dOctsr, as TSuppOse, think
ing him a convict was q Ct subject for him to
experiment upOn;-Ihis operation took place
early in April last. sbcut the time Of the ad-
journmsnt Of the legislature. The result SI
the Investigation have not Jet learned.
The weather on last Sabbath day was sx.
trsmelY cold here. -the celdsst decidedly. that
ws have had this winter.
The cihcinnsil people, the poorer classes d
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AlisfeIlonsous lieaOinn.
Interesting Intelligence f.Om the East
Supposed discovery Of The torer Of Babel.

The Syrian correspondent VI the Boston
Traveller in a letter dated Burnt, December
8,h, 1856. gives some exceedingly interesting
facts connected with the supposed discovery
Of the Tower of Babel, We extract the gist Of
the letter. as matter which will be interesting
70 our readers, The Mr.. Place mentioned. is
the French Consul at Mosul, and = man Of
much learning and research. After speaking
Of the darkness which has heretofore snshroud-
ID the history of the Titanic structure referred
to. and the surprise and delight caused ~ the
unexpected discovery, the 7rdpeler's cores
pOndent says;
The substance Of the Information which has
lust been circulated relating to the discovery
Of The tower Of Babel, will give in few WOrds
expectins soon to receive further details, at
the same time remarkne that the French Con-
sul. General of Beirut, Mr.. Lssups, has re-
ceiVed various curious articles which we're
fund in the tower, which hope soon to see
and describe. l think my band, II not my
hsart, will fairly trsmbls, il once it takes hold
Of the shovels, the trowels, aud The hodS used
BY those old masons and builders,
The villa ge Of Arbels, so famous in history
for the decisive battle fought near it BY Da-
RUS and Alexander, is only a few days jour
usv FROM Mosul, to which Mr.. Place. wearied
NJ n The monotonous wonders of NinsSah, sci
of with his accustomed enthusiasm in search
of new discoveries. in region celebrated Ia
classical history, On his way an incident oc.
cured which proves to what degree the stste
ments Of history respecting the locAlity are ths
simple truth. The escort Of Mr.. Place dis,
mounted when they reached the Gsld Of Ar
bella, following the example of the Consul who
wished to study tho battle feld; and this hs
was obliged to do standing, IS Turkish Eli
qustts permits no one to remain seated In BIZ
saddle. Soon, however be mounted again il
oder to scOur The plain, and the escort did th'
= same, except . single TURK Of snOrmOus pro
portions, who followed on foot, pufhug ant
bathed in sweat. Mr. Place, plying him 70
his sad plight, aaksd htm il be did this bscaus'
he preferred wslkin: To riding,
"By NO msans." replied the Turk; "but
am unabls to remount ny horse, bscsuse
need he help OF atone in order to regsia %.
surrup, and Whe can fad asingls etone 10 81
,he plain Of Gine nearuellal' -
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o. 4 minister Of the Gospel was arrested
at ssaAsval. H., On the lob inst. charged
with tsariag up the track Ofths o. & NJ. R. r.
He was hOusd over in zoo to aaswsr.
ons Of bis co~s Wsa accidentally killed en- the
road. and he AdspAsA this measure to get sstis-
faction. Ne nuch Of the spirit Of bis master
about him. nsthinks ! hear some one cay. but
there mere uO railroads 10 Palestine 1900 years
ago.
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A BEAUTIFUL sIesTFIckrTox. Alabama"
signiGes 10 the Indian language Here we rest"
stnry is told Of tribe Of Indians whs fed
from relentless foe IN shs tracklsss forests in
the southwest. Weary aud travel worn they
reached 3 river flowing through q beautiful
country. The chief Of the bstd stuck his tent
pole in The ground and exclaimed: "Alabamai
Alabama p' ("Hers ws shall restl Here We
shAll rsstl'
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PEsEsTpvAErA POrI4Ics-QrrEH REvrLa.
TIons.-don. Ksnassh Rsynsr has bssn ma.
hing speech si Raleigh, n. c.. 10 defence
Of bis POlhicsl course during The Presidential
canvas, sspscisIly IN regard to the charge
brougkt sgsinSi BIN Of having sought 10 aid in
shs election Of Fremont. He acknSwiedgsa
that be vas DESTROYS Of adopting any measures
that would defeat Baehsnan. but denied that
be bad any sympathy for Fremont. After sx.
PlAining bis osn course Of aeliou be paid aps-
eisl sitsptioa 10 the Democrats and slFsiRht
Fillmore men Of Philadelphia, snd uaid tkss
"a gentleman Of bis sequAin.anes. was sp-
preached By an smissaTy from FOrnsy, Who
told him Il be WOuld exert himself, 90. Tor the
Democratic party. bat for the straight Fillmore
ticket 100000 'OOulS Js plaes4 10 his ersda in
any baAk Ls miglt sslset" The Fillmore tick
s'' be added. Wa' :be one supported BY Mr..
S1hderssn, who. said NJ. r.. 'it was wsll
EuO"O. had net heard the jingle Of dollar fer
many month; yet since Ice election be hss
been able 10 pszekaSs kszSs WorsI sso, 900 !"
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such things ssmsIyi We are glad that NJ.
0rssIs, has taken The shield ofths lsw 10 saFd
OG these poisoned arrows. We have 10 dOubs
be sill teach bic swsTn sf dsiauers lsssou.
Every IOeofOeO pFsS IN the ecsutry stands
read 70 snatch At any Item which IrrsspOnsibls
'ehbblsu can hatch up sguiuss this man. They
bate him bseauss Of bis doggsd honesty. snd
they fear him for The telling blows vbIeh be
spends hs liis IN dealing upon Ihsu. We DO
lice that the Pod Of our Osn cry Is not content
without muldplyipg the eirsulsdon Of Tie SiOry
for which Mr. Greeley has brsughs Ms setiOs,
4 quotes ss follows
The IoEa Ssots 6asass says. ihs, snong Ib,
Items ofsrPSusss Of the cSnPsny To improve
the Dee MOinss river, is tie sun ef $1,000 psit
% Horace Greeley for plsyiDg ''bOrsr" ., wssb
ingtOn. to get The large gran, Of lands from sh'
government: His receipt for tbs money {.
sbswn, OBJ Tmmseulsts HOrses.
Gas any political sapivl be made Oui ot sust
continual slandsr upon enc person : We trust
The blows lgsinsi Kr. eresIsy nay net rscoi
to- severely upon suy body = PsasSuryA 60
zsfse, Hpau#-
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- sines the Slave Easursctisn. the city
gossEnnent Of Nsmpais, Tennessee. have pass-
ed an order fOrbidding negroes 10 preach 10
that city. szd imposing 3 fue Of $50 70 $500
fOs lsAehing nsgrossiu sabbath Schools sr slss-
whore, 5.ef
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FTsAsIlL The Cleveland Bank Note Re-
porter Of the 18th inst. says. "Ths extreme
'tnngency in Ehe money market eOntnuss,
though not quite 80 apparent as at our last
issue. Two years ago We predicted hard times
Tor two years at least. and material improve.
usnt during the third year. Thus far our
predictions have been realized. and the indioa.
iiOAa are favorable for further realisation the
coming stAsOn. Our JObben are preparing
for brisE Spring business. and their facilities
offers great inducements TO the retail trade Of
Ohio and Indiana as veil as more rsmoss
points,"
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IMPoRrLEr DEoIsIOE Tho Supreme Oeurt
Of Ohio. now in session ct Columbus, gave an
important decision last week, declaring the
Free Banking Law to be constitutional. sad in
full fierce al the present time, The point toon.
tested was, whether the new constitution which
took effect in 1851 abrogatsd the Law which
wss passed IN the spring Of 1851. The dseis-
ion was unanimous that il did not,
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~ A late English paper states that at St.
Hilliar. in the Island Of OfJersey, a baker named
Abel. married the daughter Of grocer named
Cain, HAd the name Of ths mag EtrAts who pei.
formed the marriage ceremony was Adam
The time of the Wedding We suppose was
''dswy Eve" s-.......
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Shall We Recognize cur Earthly Friends
IN 4 saveHv


THn following lines we're found Ia the coat POck
.lOuEing to q young mar, soon after his death viii
a. oeeasiOnsd b. cOnSOnPtiOn.-IN National Era.
IsR wrong 70 wish to zee them,
Who we're dear to uS on ssrIh
who have gone to heavenly mansions,
Who surrounds brighter hearth
1s Il wrong TO hope to meet them
Yet upon that blessed shore,
And with songs Of joy to greet them,
When this life oftoil ia DER
I'vea nstbsr up in heaven,
And Obi tell me L you viii,
win that mother know her childrenf
Win she recoIlect them still
Can shs look Down from those windows,
To this dark and distant shore
win she know when am eomlug'
win she meet me Atihe dOors
VII she clasp ma to her bosom,
In her eeatscy Of joyi
WIN she ever be my mother
Shall ever be her boy
And tlou loved one, who dd'S leave us,
In the mCn.iig Of thy bloom :
Dearest sister shall meet ,hss
When 20 beyond the tomb
Shall see thy lovely features
Shall hear Thy pleasant words.
Sounding o'sr my spirits heart.shius',
Like the mslOdf Of brds'
Ani think me Of another
Otl darling little ore
Who went up among the angels,
R.e his life had scarce begun,
Oh! ! long on: Q more 10 see him,
Aad to hold him 10 my arms,
AL did when he was with US.
With hn thousand budding charms.
All lis true, ths suul must suftSr,
And be bound with anguish down,
Ere lis cited for its dwelling,
Ers tis ready for lie crown
Bat oh, Jesus blessed Jesus
Who at loved WithOu. alloy,
Thou wilt meet rs, thou wilt Clss' Us,
Thou wilt give us perf,c' joy.
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7iOO RidosUS fighting for The same DOWsr.-An
unusually interesting decision was pronounced
by the Surrogate Of NsW.YOrk on the 10Th
nst.
The lligants in the ease we're two women,
each Of Mhom claimed dover 10 the eetate Of
John Black. deceased. a. his true and lawful
widow. Il seems that John and Re- becca Black
married in 1895. lived together twelve years
and had two children. In 1887 Mrs. Black
left her husband, After living in practical &C.
IibGcy for dOHsn years, ths husband, having
made an unsuccessful application 10 The Lsgis-
lalure Of NsW-York, had rec curse to \ Court
Of Chancsry OF New-Jerssy, where bis wife
had been residing, and finally procured a de.
cree divOrclng him vinculo natriUsosii- wIlliul
desertion, by husband or vile. for Eve consecu.
tive years, being sufficient ground for divorce
under che Nsw-JsrsSy statutes, provided the
defendant shall have baen an actual resident Of
the State during those yssrS. The bill was g.
led in September, IS4o, and the decree entered
in 1850. John Black shortly thereafter took to
himself another spouse in the penOa Of "a lady
who bsesms Mrs. Elizabeth Black. Elizabeth
end Rsbecca ssvsrally ask letters Of admins
tratiOn as Johns only true and lIvful wife.
The real question ia the present cOntrOvor-
sy is whether the frat wife Was bound By the
decree Of divorce. This question turns upon
The point Of personal nOties--ths Iad7 main.
tanning that she was not served with process.
The surrogate decides that the rsgulSrIty 81 the
proceedings. and the sherif's return Of ssrv.
ed" on ths'Writ--hs being deaa--raiss pre-.
sumption in favor Of the validity of the decree
which is not OvsrbOFns. lie lhsrsfors pro,
nOuces in favor Of the wife subsequently, mar
ried'
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- Simon Cameron. Republican, was slss-
ted United Statss Senator from PsnnsylvsDis.
on The 18th inst. The vets stood for Came
ron. 81; John W. FOrnsy. So. Henry D. YSstsr
q WiIkiaa. !.
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%Ths Hon, HarHcs Greedy has sued the
editor Vi the ClsVslsnd Plaindealsr. for libel.
laying his da@agsr at $4,000. The IibsTOu.
statement which appeared in the Iowa State
Gazette snd which has since been copied by
journals in HsW Jersey and JhiO. was to the
effect that Mr.. Greely bad acted as paid lobby
Agsnt at Washington. for the D,s Nome River
NavigatiOn COmpany.-SteuBsnvil Herald.
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~ 10 New England they plant school
houses and raise msa. 10 these six States
LAers are ssVsa hundred lhousand children
that attend school.
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- When the Massachusetts Senate voted
for U. 8. Senator, soTy member pos IN HE place
aad eury Sssulber voted for CHAHLEs SUxNER -
That is shat Massachusetts, has 70 cay y soath
Caroliaa. e'
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STATE FAIa--It 10 rsPOrssd that the Stale
Board Of Agriculture have located he uext
Stats Fair a. Cincinnati.
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d CARELRsssEss.- More property is Destroyed
By Gre every year 10 The United States. shaa
10 al the rest Of the world.
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- To ospns msn Il is indispensable 10 70
-wOr.h money for without il they Woasa %
worth sOshing.
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particular, appear 10 be slmost in a suffering
condition for the Wsni Of fuel Coal has be-
eOms 30 very bigh that Ihsy are unable 70 bay
an amount sufieisntls rssdsT themselves CON
fOrtabls. The citizens Of ciaeisnali. 10 gsnsr.
Al. are naking vOluslary contributions 70 ale.
Viats their SuHsrings. Coal sells there from
as to 30 CENTS per bu,bsI.
Ths reports made By The smelling con-
uitsses" as the LeeOfoeos esll Ihsn, are not
yet printed, ss hare understood. The psb.
lie Priutingis done ye. by LOeOfOeO. usdsr .
sOntrnet made lev years ago Which hss 20,
yet expired. Ilsssms that vhsn the printing
Ofeertsin kiods Of mstlsr is put ialo then
hAnds. IN which the base and eOrTup doiogs OI
looOfOcoisru 10 10 be exposed, Ibsy delay the
printing thereof as long as possible. The sf-
forts viii be on hand before long, prssumsi
and IL can procure q copy, Of each commit
tees report. viii send yOu them, There
vail no doubt be something rich in them.
Tomorrow, Tuesday, the R0th, Il is expect.
ed the COMMITTEES appointed to Investigate and
report upon the difficulty that took place 10
the House bslWsen two member. Slough. OI
Hamilton county, and Caldwell. of AShtAbulS
He, (slcugb) few days after the rscOuntrs
attempted to make an apology. the substanc'
Of which was in fsct an attempt more at jus
ti6cadOn and plain and firm decision on biz
part to dOSo again under similar circumstances.
merely rsgrsltiug that there was necessity
for his pursuing the course which he did.
CANDOR.
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s@7 7d. Es.as4 s.g
" 10 wee ~ is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

Mesrs Sennons Co Gents-T using for the last
weeks the Eziau Pebble Spectacles obtained from and
feel much pleasure in stating that only the admirable
srucon of the lenses and the frame Of advantage
weare your good Judgment selecting
very suitable glasses sufficient you all who
stand in need OF thar assistance. Respectfully,
RICHARD ANGELI4, NJ. d.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27
New Orleans, January l6, 1857.

Gessrs Semmons & Co: Gcntemen-0f bate my eyes failed
that could read any by candleight. The
glasses selected by you suit admirable read the
print without least strain fatigue the eyes
take pleasure recommend your glasses my friends.
Respectfully II. MEUGENS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

sD- Freight for PhiIadelphia: -NVanteG.-
A good vessel to load for Philadelphia. Apply Immediately
mil J. H. AsHBRIDGE Co, l2e Common
Date of Departure of European, California
and Havana Mails, for March, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27
STAASy, I.IMTrED NIT i,JNmT MNTIL sAATURDAY, "a 18th


the public that their stay this city will with
above date.
Immediate application at their Office No. So Camp
Of Natchez is therefore necessary obtain
brated Glasses.
Mesrs X Co deem it unnecessary produce any
testimonials mention the value of their BRAZILIAN PEB-
BILE SPECT ACHES, AS their virtue ABOVE ALL OTHERS
fully tested and daily demonstrated by thousands
this city.
of Scy Orleans