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thi, Il To certify that my little daughter who
IA nearly five years old, b,cnric afflicted With
inflammation Of the eyes ia the year lsa' suf
fired niost iBiolcfably; could no, bear the light
Of day w employed the phssiciars r. Greuspia
and country but they n,ade an G,ie' fl Hare
Being alarmed abou, h,r srprehsiid-
iry tia, Size ~nuli lr'sc her cy,s-l concluded to
take her to tho oceuli.i. llf icuw'r 81, Mcmrli.
brl tap1ci;ur 90 hear q nr. Walker and the
varied and wonderful cures he had Performed,
sen, for him snd IN i,w weeks had her sufli-
ci,niiy restored 20 run about Ia the strong san
light The effects Of the treatment wire mo-,
astonishing SARAH 4. Q NAL.
Isl.;sor. Carroll county, M.
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LAW CARD,

II MCKAY, taorlsy and counsealor u Lss.
IL. Carthage. PanolA county. TcAaA
e4s- ono. Oh Sabine street oue door East n
.hc Eos, Office
March 20 ! Sjf "
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LAW CARD.

n :. JENNINGS. Attorney q, Lev, xAr
~ shall, Texas Uflicc a, \ uxt4- " -, sos-
ner Of the public 81. arr.
JanuAfy q 2-5i
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HAVE permanently located a, Marshall Tea
ii a. lhsy trus, that from lonv experience
ami sNt5aaed observation in private ard public
PRACTICE anil their well known strict attention to
nc duties Of ,h. profession they Mil continue 70
'nos tl, conf,ence and receive the ps.ronsgs
81 'ielr fii,nds .ad ;Ar pubhc.
I<zs. Office removed 70 the Drug S,ore. I:D
iieaee aeas tie baptist CharcA
Feb 49, - ~
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Al wool b. LANES, Robe guile, Toll Dc
Chcorc Robes. Black Bayadcre silk. Fancy
silks, Founcod silk Robes Md q guile six
ROBES, all wool plain Rob,~; Ia Misses all wool
De Lame Robes soiled coorod French and Eng.
lish Merno: Ladies' Cloaks Mantias and Man
tillu shawl
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Marshall Republican Academy.

THE exercise, Of the Marshall Republican
Academy commented on MovpAy the 9TH
Inst.
RATES oF rriuoS FIR sEssios u 20 WEEKS
Primary Glass. ...... ...... ISIS 90
Junior do ........-... ~ 90
Senior do .......,..,. .- 70 %
lucideGtal cApus's,. ...., ...,. 90
Pupils will be charged from the TINS Of en-
trance aui the clos Of the session. except ia
e,sa- Of protrac,ed sickness
T. J. CAROLAN,
September O. 1855, Nol-u
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LAW CARD.

HALL 4 Mo>ELEY, attorneys a,d Cosse
* ssii0rs a, Lar.
Apnrrss-M j Hal. Marshall. Texse, q
I Mcseley JeArsoa.
Feb 10 ls5- IL
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

" ~ w WVVDSs Az - " 0VVO0
1 EssRS. J. N. COLEMAN L co. take
VI pleasure In announcing to The citizens d
Harrison .nd adjoining counths, that they arr
VOW rece,ying one q the most complete STOCKS VI
Fauey AZ staple by Gssls
vrr clcrd In this market
They hcl INSURED that they can orr, 10 good
nj prompt customers, such Inducements a. but
~ II any houses west Of New Orleans can. Call
md examine for yourselves before purchasing
lsewhere, and thus save money
Your attention Is called to the following. which
omprlsss small portion Of our stock
Bayadcrc Silk Robes;
Plaid Silk,
Black Italian Silk;
DO Gros d. Rhine Silk
DO Figured do
Florence Silk, all eolors;
White Satin;
Black ve-,ng, &c
DO Silk Serge;
bonne, Ribbons;
Satin and Ta!c,a Ribbons;
Velvet do
Sash do
Silk Dress Trimming;
Chenille Cord;
Black Silk Lace and Fringe,
DO do Mitts and Gloves,
Pearl Silk Gloves;
DO do Hose aud Half Hos;
Gents and Boys six Pocket lidke,
DO do black, white and iency Silk Cra,a,s;
Black and colored Sewing silk
silk Embroidery, BRAID and Floss;
Silk Cord and lAsscls black aud color,,!;
Blonde Lace and Edgingi
Thread do do
White, black, pink and blue Grape
White and colcrcd Tare,on;
White Silk Illusion;
All wool dc LANES,
DO do Robes;
Dayndcre and Side STRIPE;
All wool de LANES PLAIN all colcrs a qua. 5,
German de Ians,'
French and English Mernos, all colorsl
Shaded French do
Black and co'ored Alpacusi
Sco,bh PIaits,
Opera Flanucls, all colors
ladies Cloth for Cloaks black, brown, &c
DO and Gents Linen IIdks;
DO Embroidered do do
DO do collars and sleeves;
DO Manclcs and linen do
Circular silk and Lace Wells,
Ladies black and coorrl Cashmere shawl,,
Swiss and Jacopet Muslins;
Cheek and cord DO
Null Mud Nansook dc
Embroidered Curtains
Curtain Damlsk,
ladies lambs wool Hoe
DO Cashmere do
DO white black, brown, slate, and n,ixc,l
cotton Hose
Misses, lambs wool. and cotton Hose
ChiIdrcn's lambs wool do
Gents white brown, and mixed half iiosc
DO lambs wool do
Ladies and Gents X ii Goycs-all color,
Buck and Kid Gannile,s
Worsi,d and Silk Gloves
Gents Woodland Gaunile,s and Glove,
Do tuslmcr Gloves
Misses do aud Kid Gloves
Jaconct and swis, Edging and Inserting
DO do Bands
Irish Linen
Brown do
no and white Holland
French Bonnet Cord
Bleached Domestic 81, IS. a. aud 81
no shec,ing, ST, 10 1, aud IA
Brown Domcstics, 81, As, l.; and c.,
,""e' n",aus"'''ic anu NO p"' i'chins
p'o"" ~"
- W. ,"Woh
>, US, III" ,"''! " Net'p n''iNc''' hou
''''A,,S' , ~ pa. e'S' ',''' ni"oA,'S he''
'''' ~ 80 a'o '"nS!~
Ginehams, Apron toccAs,
Counterpart Checks. all WOOL
knn,ucL, J..,ns. s'>N"'
sa,;a.',' ~, r, Aim.
Ulnrh aaJ brown ,'l.,hs
Also great variety of Uoop skirts nras.
nd Ss.l Iioops. Skir, Bone,
perumcr' of every kind
Fancy and Toile, Som
Castle and Bar do
shaving soep and Cream
unir Epu.hcs
To,th and Nail Brushes
Toilet Comb. Inl anJ nu,r,,d
y,w do do and Ivory
Tu,k do Shell and lndr
Curling do
Curling brushes
Needles and Fin,
Hair Fins, Shell and India Rubber
Chancille Head p,,ssc,
Fancy liar Pins for Head prc>,e.
Iily White
ruls and rus Boxcs
p,r,e Mopnaes
II
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rrAHIfs L. MOORE u MCKAY
MOORE 4 Il KAY. attorneys and Counsel
vi iory ct Law, carthage. Pamela County Tea
a.. viii practice in tho s'h Judicial District suA
IN ii. Supreme and ie'lerai courts a, Tyler
JGly 10 l,is "
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CITATION

TMs STATE OF Trx.s- Chm ef fftrisor
So. yT6
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CAStER

Aim, 81, ye,rs ,ro ,a..r.. IN l,o ,,nubisa
S;,h ~, n,.,ss s.,,.,,'sr ,,~o,,, ,,,v M, uheh
N MN i,,,.,,,. .o,.~,,,c, ara sn,s.,,,,..
,'el,,, a. IL .eea,s ver, crawling sl,e,r, u,.A.-
,..s,h nav ~, ,host the ms. of ls.e,,,.,..v
ia !, ,.e.e -, i,to runnh, ,,le,., e.,,s;r,.
s,,en I, ,.,al d..tyncl,on a, Tho ,.s-,, ,ha, H.
nv. ~ ,,'h ,l,r--,.f and ~. eon,c,nnln, ln,,
,,Tn, h i,,,si, r-,, b,,i har.u,ns "a m,,, ,,ith
h. VI W,lker he a.-,,r,si me tim, h. eopl,
,,,,. h ,,,, !, wy r..i has rna,le r,,l,.., ,,
~, ~n,o co,,a, Vt.s Any t,,r,,,y
r,,. I. y, ee,,ik ina, yyo haze. b,,, ;,.,,..,,,,
,..,.,ain,e1 Win Il, A NJ W,,lks, ~. 49,
y, W.. ,,,yi q. ,.lch time ao .., ~
ha'' hc.,, iaa,,,s If a,r - ~, - '"'
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DIR. A. SEARS,

AtFtRS his professional s,,sscs~ 10 tho citt
~ 'cn, OF Marshall, and surrounding country.
sa,- oace a, the Drug s,ore II Sanders Z
Scar
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LAW CARD.

~ go LANE, Attorney q, Law Nsrah.ll. T1sfs
~ rizon county. Texas
september 10 sb5.
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n ESsRS. J. N. COLEMAN / co. take
WI pssssare In announcing to the citizens d
Harrison and adjoining countitx, that they arr
bow receiving one u the most complete STOCKS Of
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FALL AND WINTER
GOODS!

w co,,oL.,. .,orL a, All 49,, ,v1~"rI,
Gts,lS H., xs h.yc .,.r hr,,..l,, ,.',
chued s,,;,riy n V.w yor. anI rh;l.S.,,r;a
s,,L,.,,., .,,,s..,.. r.. ~, W',w,''u P'"',
wil com,ar. M,o,.hl,. l., TT '',,,I,, '.,.,
.nd ,,,;c.. ,.;,h H.. Z, a., ,.;,,Lo, III, =,
Ncx o,I..rs' ali NJ wh,rE wc nN.r a,r ~, ~ ~
the puh,ir GENERALLY ,nd ,ar,;r,,nrly ~ an, al
c,,s..J. a,S s.,.,',,,,,s m ~ -. ,,,..t ~,
ferns nn,,;,h.,.ni;,. ,ha ~ q, - a,'',
,,lar ,hs, 10. har.. s,,o,,',sI ~, ,,''r, -, ,.,.
loa s,a',a If ,.,,.r J., p.., p;,a, NJ IN 4,
d;s,;nD,Iv nn,l.,s,,o., ,ha, 10. I'm .,u ~ Ia, "
~. l,,s,.,, ,.ho a. a..;,;n,a," h,s;,,s las. ~
Cc,,;,. 0'"''' VI
NJ ,,co,,o, IN. e,,,ou;nu e.. ,or, ., o,,r
s,o.L a. ,I';''L , 49, IT, r IN
''"'O" ~
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M,RsI,I.L TrxAs, Oct. IT, 500.
4 GENERAL MEETING Of the Stock
y holders of the Company will I've held at
! nuisyille. X enturkv. on ThlarsslNX. tic
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LAW CARD.

II NJ. ADAMS, .isioyney at Lnx, Aa~Aau,
I. Harrison County Texas, viii practice y
the sixth Judicial District. c,.a in ths Suppress
and Federal Courts ut T,!ef
Jan II l-52
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Professional CARDS
LAW CAAD.

LAW CARD.
wlLlt.u D. ocntLfaGs, sAHLAps ., LrssoA
AtllllTnEE 4 i1PSCONB viii prsctjss
~ in the c.lrts VI thc 9th Judicial District
July 8, 1855. l!
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SOUTHERN BANK
lTArqG or r.OUTsiANA-oIrY on NEW

STAIge OF hOUIsIANA-cIrY OF NEW or
BE KNOWN that on this rst day Of May in the year Of
lord thou and eight uned and fifty eight Of the
Ind ence Of the United States Of America the eighty
ond
nccuformiy with the Act the Legislature Of this
State entitled IAN Act 10 alter the Shares Of the Capital
o. the southern Bank approved the eighteenth March
s5 and also 10 conformity with the fifth section Of
Ac OF said iegs nature entitled AN Act establish
system u Free Banking IN the State Of Louisiana approved
on the fifteenth March, 1855;
After thirty days Of pu5se notice In the New Orleans Daily
Crescent journal, 10 the words following, to-wit
Southern Bank, Mes Orleans, March 2Sd, 1888.
general meeng OF the Stockholders viii be hed
day the lt Of May 1855 between the hours of 10
NJ and IL O'Clock NJ the office of Thomas notary
public Of this for the purpose Of taking consideration
the expediency Of altering the shares OF
Bank from shares Of Ave hundred dollars
ded dollars cnfcrmaby with of the
State, approved by the Governor the 18th March
CsignedD FREDERICK RoDEWALD,
President.
Before me, Thomas Layton, noary public In
city Of New Orleans aforesaid duly Commissioned
and IN the of the witnesses hereinafter named aud
dersigned;
Personally and appeared the following persons
acting either In their names attorneys fact Of
Others proeuraiions in due fr exhibited notary
and deposited for in the archives Of said Southern
Back all which said IN their attorney
in fact aw stockholders Of said Southern Bank FIR the
OF shares respectively affixed to their narss,
FrsyFrederick Rodewad, Esq behalf and attorney
in fact Of the following named commercial firms and
cor viz
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NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN SLAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.-Closes on the 4th and 10Th of
each month. at p. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2sth of each month.
ssPostage to South Pacific: Letters, 34c.; papers,
&c.
as-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet or private
ships, 80 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.
as- Postage TO Peru Letters, 22c.; papers, &c.
aa- Postage TO Bogota New Granada:) Letters 49,;
papers, &c.
es- Postage 10 China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: 1Oc., prepaid
81 The postage to places the West coast Of South
America, via Panama, is On each single letter,
Slcents and on each newspaper 8 cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received
81 The postage TO New Grenada directis 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia Van Diemans
Land and China, (via San Francisco,) is, on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable In advance.
NEW ORLEANS, June l, 1858.
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~ 4t<kr ~kr1N4HrA toH0f1LAoH.
The golden sea ~ mirror spreads
Hoafata the golden skies,
And but narrow strip between
OF land and shadow lies.
The clood-l'ke rocks, the rocisiise cloud
Dissolved Ia glory :ioat,
Aud midway OF the radiant food
Hangs silently the boat.
The SEA Il but another sky.
The sky ! sea IS well,
Aud which Is earth and which the heavens,
The eye can scarcely tell
So. When for rs lie evening hour
SAT- fading shall descend.
Nay glory. born Of earth and heaven,
Ihe earth and heaven blend
Flooded with peace the spirits fIoat,
WITH si.ent rapture glow,
Till where earth ends and heaven begins,
The soul shall scarcely know.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
tremebered that on this 18th March, 1885 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H.
yr Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual
New Orleans, who ber duly according law do
pse and that the above true and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company,
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
II. r. JANVIER, Secretary.
swornto and subscribed before this 10Th day March,
A. d. 1855. q. NJ. BRADFORD,
secondJ usee OF the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board of Trustees have pay an interest Of six
the outstanding certificates OF profits ON
and after the second Monday May and redeem
and after that Gate hs scrip issued OF the 1855 reservng
under the provisions OF their charter capital Of
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further
q scrip dividend Of FORTY-TW0 PER CENT. on the net
earned premiums Of the ending February 1883
which certificates will be Issued the first day of
June, 1888. CHARLES BRIGGS President
- A. CARRlERE, Vice President.
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BosIdes the regular members Of the University,
Them are ID Berlin quite number OF celebrated
acb1iara and authors. who move in the professional
8dIoIns lie University buildings Uf these. need
1S|p nasn1ion Alexander Won Humboldt the world
fe65Hned patriarch Ok nataral Sciences the intellect
mirror d tho physical cosm3s, the living wonder
= 10 ~ n bis eighty seventh year--for he was
b01n Ii 1852 the san1e year with Napoleon and Well
Hn<toh cd 4ithia fen months Of the elder Sclilei
&r1ro|Ior, ina the younger Hegel-he still speaks
4lth ne fEssl.uess q youth and the vigor
1o 611o tle mortal frame He never was married
Eut M a1|e1ce. BE talks with The same rapidity and
6IIlf5 III iofarmktion o. ever. reads and answers
4o1de 10sr zboosand letters annually, dimes almost
d1|Iy @IIh ths KING 81 Prussia and performs con.
MY IS <1e wist6s Of bis royal friend, the duties Of
y nbefl41n Ia his turn refusing the Indulgence Of
c<lr be Ia iHoe,zut 10 pulite attention 70 friends
~ 1I31fuxuished strangers during the day, and
&nds is balf q the night in scientific labor,
1lZ0riHk bis body only a few hours OF rest.
What 4 melancholy reflection that such master
- k the mysteries Of nature. the daily companion
/. * 8 uI0ua king. and. Ia moral point Of view q
1saIfsd. benevolent and amiable gentleman Of
516 hE1hos< 1ai5h, should, like Gernany's greatest
poot G0thc, content himself with the wonders Of
nszufc without rising 70 natures God, and remain
dIG6fent 10 the greater mysteries Of grace may
d. Hin injustice, but cannot remember now to
h4x4 rosd oven the name OF God--not to speak Of
tin the threa volumes far published Of
hIa Cosmos except p an approving quotation from
1o4 work oF the heather Aristotle, us preserved by
me heafhea Cicero. [de nafsra Dsorun, IL sz)
We mean the Sublime passage that put to shame
many neminalIy Christian philosopher Nobly,
d0es kri<t9tA6 OBSERVE that K there were beings
who had always lived under ground, Ia convenient,
uay. maRnliceut dwellings, adorned with statues and
pictures and everything which belongs 70 prosperous
0te h knen, these bsiugs should be told Of the
6e1o< 13d power al the Gods. and should come up
16reh o;sn assures from their secret abodes to the
p<lsc9S H'1Ich We inhabit IT they should suddely
behold the starry heavens, the changing moon, the
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1851 before the
undersigned Justice and for city Aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mauson Secretary Of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly according to law does depose and say
foregoing and and transcript
from the books OF said Company.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th July, 1851
lSignedl @. j. MANSONI, Secretary.
[Sgned CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for parish OF Orleans
The Board of Trustees resolved pay OF
Six cent In cash. outstanding certificates Of profits
the holders thereof their legal Representatives aud
after the I'd Monday OF August also to declare dvi
dend offory FIVE as cent? the pre-
miums Of the company for tbs ending the h Of June
1851 for which cencaes will be issued the 18th
next and resolved further that after reseryng osx MIos
DOLLARS of profits that all the outstanding certificates
OF the issue Of b and n and Eve
Issue Of 1852 ba redeemed and paid the holders thereof
their legal rep esenatives, follows
That Of 1850 Oh and after l2th Of August next.
That Of 1851 on and after 18th OF September next.
And rs cent 1852 and after l2h Of October next
from which date all interest thereon will The certificates
be produced atthe time OF payment and cancelled to the
tent paid
THOS. A. ADAMS, President
GEO LONAE YlcA dent
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On ne conversion Of Awful Gardner, goeth it thus .
We sa1 and shout orr grateful thanks.
That Awful Gardeners joined our ranks
That, as the lamp holds ont TO burn,
There may be chance for Patrick Hearne
And is his mercy's All enduring,
we may even hope for John Van Buren,.
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE or TAE ChESCENr mUPUAta
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS : IN
conformity with the requirements Of their charter the
cent Mutual Insurance. Company submit the following state
ment viz:
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
June aO 1901 sSaS goS ee
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a NEW DISCOyERY = THE GREATEST AND
IA MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD
SARSA p d RILLA LOZENG
Simple and CompOund

Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggist and Phvsicfap
to all speciales heretofore known, SN' --~
have for long time thoroughly Investigated the ian ~
general agent susceptible Of being applied to all
from an internal cause either in the blood or any Of ina
organs. ~ - 10y VI sAo
Bile and mineral Kingdoms had induced the hons tbst d
Searches IL is now obtained. - ~
have found in vegetables the to is
grand idea which based oeanous principle Of Sar
SPARTA partly known to the public The discoyerv
which have the honor this day of advertising The form Of
ozenge has been given to it, because nature e
possibility Of doing otherwise divided ii into sim
Pc Lozsnges in order that they might given
Ny first experiments privately and renaiped nm
known until wonderful results had satisfied me that had sc
against me. ~ ~ -eA'
The attention Of physicians of the public ia oaed IN
aS IN oraer that every one may witness the admit
GENERAL EFFECTS
nj Testined to by npwai1s of a thousand persons
Is eleansel tle blood is purified and renovated
PEG AL FECT s ~ ---'
PROMPT and radical cure Of all diseases generally
nor nv se USED these Lozenges have had the
Venerea, syphlitie, hepac scorbutical eoutv rbau
few days after the remedy is reserted TO- f'' e
g All diseases OF the lungs head eyes stomach hovas ana
vidsd ibs complaints disappear entirely, pro-
sae qy TIE box with prospectus showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT n HEREU,s
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streetsl
J. wRiGHT CO..
p and l5l Chartres 81,
H. BoNNABEI
corner OF N .,hs and and 4, Tcho1pitoulAs sts.
600 @. Il. WERCKMULLER
oot,., luz Camp street corner Of Poy dras street
D-Vonsnitations gratis)daily the Drug store
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dreams at home. and Of the reason Of his being upon
the way wheFeon bad met him. It seemed TO us
both that the neglect OF four such wonderful c0nci-
dences-tO say no mOre--w0nld be far from right.
but that at the same time we should not be justified
In punishing upon such evidence one who might be-
after ALL as innocent OF any evil as either Of
l turned back to the village with my father with
the intention Of putting oil to the rock aud coming
to some arrangement with the Italian that should not
deprive him Of his bread.
"A little after my departure, however, it ap-
peared that he had himself signeled for boat, and
that, taking with him what little property he pos.
northward, out of the town. None of us have ever
set eyes upon this man from that eyentful night.
Whether he is innocent or whether he is guilty it
is not in human power to tell So certain however, in
my arrogance did feel, OF his evil mind, that when
read in the paper of their being about to hang lta
ian foreigner at this place, for the murder OF in
his sleep, ! came here at once to satisfy myself-in
hope rather than in fear am ashamed to say that this
fonrfold dream would be found to have had founda-
ton. Pity for the soul of yon poor wretch however
soon touched my heart, even before saw him and
when looked upon those awful lineaments, as he
wss lifted up on the scaffod thanked heaven from
the bottom Of my heart, that the man was stranger
and that our dreams, wonderful as they were and
are. still need unraveling.n
Here the story Of the sailor ended and presently
he strobe away to the rxay station of the line which
was to take him home. have never seen him since,
or heard any other reference to this tale but the
circumstances under which heard it, with all their
terrible realities of vice and death, are not more
firmly fixed upon my memory than are the occuren-
rences which he related above neither do they
bear more distinctly in my mind the impression Of
truth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-28
MILLINERY

sasA MRS. L. JEFFERS RESPECT - -
6stnly informs her patrons she reopel sfza
* Monday the 2@d inst, at her old stand the AfZ4
corner OF Camp and Julia streets, large and mag 14
GOODS. - ~
An extensive variety Of every article Millinery b1
will be found her Ali business entrusted
to her viii be attended 70 with prompine,s. MA
~&N Mrs, ROBERT, No. n CHARITIES EE
NA2HsTkbEI respectfully informs the Ladies thathHlD
she has received from Paris assortment ofJ1h
Millinery and latest style Goods comprising Ladies' wv wv
Girls aud Chdrens Bonne and Cspoes every style:
Burnous. Coaks, -'s'~'
Mantillas White and Chantllly Iaces
Embroideries Furnishing Goods,
Jouyin Gloves, Artificial Flowers
Ball Head Dresses,
Wedding Wells and Wreaths, Ribbons
Imitation Jewelry,
-. Children's Caps, etc.
Paris All
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-28

The editor of Robinson Crusoe wrote two hundred
books and ten pamphlets, and then died insolvent
This shows how just is the definition of an author
as benevolent being who having nothing in his
pockets, gives away his brains.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-28

IN NEW FALL GOODS-MRs NOR. a IA
VxSIonS l6i Poydrss street. has just received WA
~ from Paris and the North rich assortment OF 1871
FALL BoNNETS of every style, KIBBONS EN-. y<x8$X
BkOIDER1ES and FANCY GOODS 70 which she liza ~,
attention OF the Ladies' aud country visitors 800 nv
N- Old Bonnets cleaned and renewed Conntrv ordar.
promptly attended to. -' s e'i'