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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN,S
PU LING MIC AFER 81

The ot osgi and speedy remedy srsr diseoserea for al
DissaSesof he CheSt AID LHags CoEgbs, Colds, As7
ma, C0assra1itioa BToaStitis, Influenza,
TAToIf, DC, DC, DC, sss
THESE WATERS give the instantaneous and prectre
hef and when psrevered with according directions fail
rapid lasting Thousands restored
perfect health tried other means in vain. ToA
classes and all constitutions equally blessing
none need despair. matter how long the disease have
existed, or however eveTe be provided the organic ruc
Of the vital organs not hopelessy decsycd Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial. .-.. 80.
To EOrAs PUsLU sFzAKERs, these WATERS peculiarly
valGable they Will in day the service oocAOna
hoarsene and their regular for few wl ct all times
Increase the power e1y the voice, greatly improving
its tone compass cearness which purpose they are reg
usrly used by many professional SUcalsts.
JOB MOSES. sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Price Is cents per box For taie b. a 1
A CARD 20 the Lsdies--T DR.. DUDoucoss PEE
riOdtcal Pills for EemalcS.--Are inaIlible for
m2yiag SSoPls<ss Or ITTe5g% ite Of the Aenses.
his practice r years, both IN France America
sand s a a used them 70 make he S Pm, T PuBc, G te
alienation q those Suffering from irregularities whatever,
Pregnant females or Ose supposng themselves o are eau
toned against using pills While N condition IS the proprs
Tor no ronb after the above admonltio although
ef mdnes Sod prevent injury health, otse ss these
EwIN, PENDLEroN & co,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashyile, Tenn;
To whom al orders must be addressed They will uppy
ProeOrs' prices furnish show cards Circulars
Sold at Retail IN Nashville, bg q.
DEM0VILLE & FELL, No % Cherry street
CIV. uENDERSHUTT, Cedar st. and Pub Sc Souars
BEAcH GOoDiEr. Market opposite Uu ion street.
J. sTRErCR, corner OF Broad and Market sire ets
Ladies by enclosing either aove AGENT A. can sve
The above Pills conhdsnay) y mail any part II tie
iy country - s-
n. sTe agredsnts composing these pills are ,ad known
every agent selling Theg will tell you that they are an
hey are represented Ask for DIR. DgI pOnC as COL
1en tAAs. See signature each you M then ret
n1edeine you Tnsy depend upon, perfectly harm @
ld4NSFfELDtl'cO., Agents for Ne rnphIs
tT9-eodSEIy =
ROUND CORNER SHAwLS.
a LARGE lot Ct this dsy
"a by eaprsss, Et CO.'S
Dse. Lila.
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a. RIVA & e0s aa
IRE = Importers Of Pure Wines, from France. suai7.
II ItalJ anu Hungary, Brandiss, Olive OIL Vennoe, etc.
No. u, south College street, Nasisgiiie. Iena.
Hungarian Wines
FINE sasoren Of The best brands Just received ana FOR
n sale aug5 A. RITA Co.'S.
White Wines.
KIUscATEL, Sautrne ETC., vs1y choice article for sem
W ner drinks, ior slls IS aug-5 A. RIyA 4 CO.
French wines.
TDURE, Choice Old Clarcls, for sale at
- aqs-5 A. RIyA 4 css
Champagne
kENCH and Hungarian Champagne or arst choice, also,
A Wine Lemonade, sparkling and ssee Just received al
augS A. RITA ( Cos,
South College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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LAND ZOE SIZE.

W.T. O1er for sae Of land lylug On laa.s o5
w about miles from TIE Mississippi river, ccn1slar
Iheroad 70 Fulfoa through tad ilnl -
the shipping point r this uny, and is Huaf ar st
high bus. = esconeguouto the aiches riqa 1n hl
200 % DE best upIand 90 he dsrt Fsa--s M
halsAtle qlasses q lne Po,F sl upol g. Ehrh 81
easily cCnVcrtel into lufr shiuned down Haiss r.
al Seasons Of the scar, &C. u Foui aals ao
With about eqaal quzu.iiy sf botiau aud unsni $50
There several wealthy planters IN - vicney q r. 4
feE i vii 1ecoue OF ths meet deslabIa fr Il
West Ternessee. Zine Iesaecs groEs gpon hs hl -.
and i would % Fei Tor Cotton strcz
Ripley, Tenn, Aug. -. lvf1.4 cr1ss & cirFnrv
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MORE NEW BOOHs.
MISS BREMERss LAST WuRH
The -Four Sisters.

rslE 81 sasisr sesrals M = sur5E,f
wY FREBERHsA EERH3lnn.
EHthof q she Seiehtorsi sSaaH sIhe n F,rvs e
TRAESLATED 81 N8RI H0WaT
esuPiria IL ens large vslls asag aoaaa s5ia o. oes
Dollar and Twenty Are Csutss o- To fstsnss
paper cover, Cog ons n9nsr.
Mss Bremen posss bs7oEd auF ether ias al,s q hsr
class the power o. realizing . ne lnaoa ss n3aai
sic insrOiuoss- ne uasal beaEiy poalF ral - q
sieadiT illaninae Der narrative rs'sils rpl
ron an persana ne Eoud adFise ~ Ia 49, rrs
III Dead seastaT . iziu Csiass Enisor 3 'sk - sth
ionina.r &c.
Judge HalibuStons Tankeesiarios. VIA nIlssAEsia
coarship and Aairimony Fth oter skehes % 3tsss ada
Experiences in Daily LHs-bg Rotert Norris
Thsssyings ana Dsugs sf samusi sHck Va ls.sissr VA
hts opiaion On hstrinouy. ,lr-
Pinsy Woods Tarssn; o.. sam slsk N Terls.
TIE Modem Geek. praeioa guide he Gotham AL =
all ' branche, comprising IN adiltua 10 Eure = ~
Ihost approved ard rsehsrshs systus Fresca fa a
German Cookay- By Charles Ens Frlneatsii hii : -
celebrated casns, adlass Nsr Hos ana Chaf caos 1ae
Majesty the Quesn. FroHl e intb Iand6a Edtan Erais
b iase7l as SEA- ?. nkaAs-
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STRONG TESTIMONY. b
ID l-.I--.-.---

81. JoHN N. B., February 6, 1883.
A6ssr5. B. A. FaAnesfoek &c Co.GentIemen:-Tbe follow
ing cerhcl from william Cunningham, Keeper Of the Aims
house city, think viii be interesting you, and there
nclose You depeEd the correctness Of his
statement. Yours, II. o. SMITH. E
To W o. SMITH; Esq, Mayor City Of st john n. B.
SI yesterday gave child named James Cpnnhg hsm aged
three years and four months vial of B. A. Fahnesto Nemi
ge The quantity Of passed being great requested
the mother them which she i, and stated there
Tie previous the child had yomi
ted in ali two hundred and Two nine
snd half inches IN gth and the others averaging s inches
fa---- WbI CUNNINGHAM, l.-.- -s
-aa. Keeper OF the Almshouse.
ST JOHs. n. B., February 4, 1858 f--
III Purchasers should look rel 20 tie iRiGls the
per- that they buying B. A. FAHSEsTocs YEUag
and no other. lnoys-lEt
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Nashville Tsnmsssee. a
NIL practice in all he C0urts NsshvHa nnd "a a.
W teountes d Hilianso1 ana 1laury. Ofcs Eo = o..
y tFeet, near Cooper's Building sspfzi-dtsEs-Fa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-30
Valuable Lots for sale

Valuable Lots for Sale.
HAVE Tor following Of ground which will GEL
stisir prices long credits, from one 70 eight years
with interest.
Lot No. Is IN Bloods Addition EdgefsId so feet by 1 deep
Lot Me- . Foster Addition Edgehed 20 fest ig 10 deep
Lets No IS III and Is in Shelby Addition 70 Edgehtd, %
feet by 10 deep each.
Lots No p IS s. and IS in South Nashville Laniers Addition
Lots g. 3 5 and 10 feet Of 3i, In Ewings Addition.
Lots No g J. , Bercur's plan in Book Il, page $50.
lot No. 10 in Nelson's Addition.
declO-d G2m n. H0BS0N.
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HUUAs oLILAHLE FuIl IeIlIlIT
BsaufifaiIT Bsulad and Eiesanti-
ron rHn YOUNG F0IEsT


II vaous syes q basas fsoa ils plaza ga IS - Elssl
antique Morocco and Paper sshe via. iausi & saseaia
a sngraFnss
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enthusiastic admirer Of StTRkoseh, asks place in
our columns for the following tribute. 81
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Tie ce7qi and speedy remedy discocered for al
DissaSesOf TIE Chest and LaRGs Coughs, Colds, Asfb.
ma, C0asBaspti0 Bronchitis, Influence,
RouTssH0ss, Dig7cuH Bredthiag, Sore y -sat e
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ROUND CORNER SHAwLS.
A LARGE lot Ct this A,
"A by sapresS, 81 CO.'S
bse- Lila.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-30

new supply q Medical HosEs.
Woofs Pracice-neW edition;
Therapeutics
Woods Bashs's United s,itss Di.psnnas-y;
Duasl=san's Medical Missionary,
caueuux's 8ndEasEyi
Wilson'S Anatomy,
Books further and large suPpll uss IS s,is
Publishers prices ~ R.HA5AN,
nov3o 1Eartat 4.
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LdVingStems Tenu osnses
TWTIL practice TIE Circui. ard Chauce7 cs1ra 81 ~
w tn, Eenirsa1s Jacs1ni Euuzn md y c1u1sa Is
oeCtion % debts and otr business 1n VII a.
sire Froupt attention. Idfrs-esEsFlu
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TfNEIB DeaosrGfs hud, pu6iished b nsErs Netlsr. =
l0rsiey a. Columbia Ee11eiscs, rale assriisas
medium, snd adYeseuts VII inserted pron1ty ans 81
reas9nahie terms. s. 4eal
Orders ian q hs Ifsa ard Ants-fcs oss ~ ts arE
viii Be attended 70 SanorzallYsor afdrsss Putihes
cqtla-dsUe-Etf NICHOLSON & HeRsLEF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17
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RIVER iftrEt 80 &

r. wJS . = 4fdIAis
v-sss.s II sTgA Y 'ga9 6a, ts3s'
Slss s4Aas a4 NaEnl, Pot cleaF ksIsi
y ~ l5ss asis ~ " generally ts ease on Etl-
a@g'
AlsEiyAts ss--Eiis Louisville paczet lRosagsgd Capt.
manner aF1lgsa 8isa si cargo q pfo9aes-rs q
NnsaA ses l2@ n9a4- sosssesS s1a l9 A4les egst9n,
sae seasss ssisll sasaay r. f.As. Ms taaAk Ass
po.lse elfh5 iafs n Assss sos ias toglgl apsi
Ape 9psl9asAs EseAss Bege4 seAet Ssps d9aa
Lyons, aEflFea9 aAa Wlll iesge agala afs g.
| . Z. At
The Ned river packet gF. Darlington Cart. N q
EsAss,F as1lFea Ri1n ? osies eotsS ~ aaea' a&E'
aaa zty head catset
seAEs hEAytas.-A r. dsfste5J Jes lls
fsguiaf epa yeEg popular passaagas packet Aaylng
shatesa nj aay q departure fF91 lnaEsday s9 af-
as'.ys s. c2'ltt so saEe every sqFasy hlgFnlng
y 9el2ek Y enaFge Of tsa veteran tars. AsAQgas.
Alf. s, ~ 5sslsssa q aet attentive eleEk
nag9a 3eas Jo5 9i'ss9ssass---A H.at. Eo5aasys
sstss g91a lyons asska oas als fegai4g and pgp0as
Rasass af Losass SsSassEay II hsE eoEgaeS paFasE'
ses'as 8sqo1''so9 3of 4sefs3 4adgaas- slts regular
~ YsEy poPafaf pazReaseT p4ekef HI piasa Of the
stiA p9sA.l4 Sap z. Il. as9ss Aa coSisaa ana Mr
= z. 9fgiss q tae once aaves sssday as q , as
eSsisl sne ~ become eas q Iae aatas9ns % the
owe assas Rpl' aae assEses " IA Rea patFensed.
1890 Hesae Jsr fasoo g4reys--S 6. " Ewing
oaeks oas 30 Fegaiaf passenger pseke today POSI-
tlsey, as !, r a ~ aooys as- = 4axn4asd y
aeE ooasihs elsFk. ale 2 A9Sa 1aass VIA esges
efleess aAd Rii continae as aEesaiaF len 90 axes
ait summer.
=. ~ ga'709 yof shFepefdsR--lfi fis Yszy aaift
ana speaaia passenger pasEeE leaves Eada5 As 2 Z.
o.. ~ page % W. +. ". hodge, N enafgs Ss the
veteran aas popular Dapt N. AsLata4h aAs ~ analI
Efseets q titop n9asf ana Hsl&f A1s 4glB s98E or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17

A Curious PRIza.-The Wheeling Intelligeucer
says The clerk of an uptown grocery, a few days
since, opened his eye wider, and was seized with
nervousness akin to the buck feyer.s When empty.
ing sack Of Rio coffee, he discovered In The middle
of it two small cotton cloth bags or purses On ex-
amining the contents of one Of the bags he found
note on the Royal Bank of Brazil with the charae-
tiers Of $1,000 purporting to be payable at that i-
stitntion for value received, dated 1887 also piece
of silver COIN about the size of quarter of dollar,
tros II and dated 1887. The contents of the other
bag proved to be twelve yalIer boys little larger
than our dollar pieces also of Brazilian coinage md
marked very plainly with the figures 90 !" 40 2
and 8O.' How the described treasures came to it's
hiding place is matter of curious conjecture.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17

THE BosToN BALLooN.--Mr, Wise's balloon "Gany-
mede's made an ascension from Boston Common on
Monday afternoon, says the Courier of the sth in the
presence Of large number Of spectators No pas
aengers accompanied her; but instead, the car con.
tanned an India rubber bag, alright filled with let
ters, documents, newspapers, etc. In the car was
loaf of genuine Boston bread, a bottle of American
wine bottle sealed, in which was letter directed
to the finder, requesting an answer, together with
sundry other matters of interest. The ascent was
very fne The balloon took nerthWesterly direes
ton, gradually rising and extending. and finally dis
appeared in the soft blue of the sky,
The ronautic carriage began its atmospheric joar.
ney at 2. d., and about came in contact with the
pilot boat syren No. l, Capt, Tewksbufy, then ten
miles outside Of Boston Light The Misunderstanding
along at the rate Of fifteen miles hoarstruek the
Syren in such way that the car became entangied
between the foremast and the ib stay So great was
the momentum Of the apparatus that The pilot boat
was nearly upset; she careened tremendously, and,
had not large rent been caused in She balloon by
the collision, allowing the gas to escape rapidly the
equpoise of the little craft could hardly have been
regained. Nearly all the materials placed in the bal
loon car were found in as good condition as could be
expected The wine was drank by some Of the sy-
ren's crew.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17

&i1fen years old ana those
full fare
Family tickets in packages of twenty-five at the
oee of the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose
lilies reside the line of the road procure tickets pack
ages of twenty their personal at reduced rate
Theaeeomnodaton train will leave New Orleans SAT-
uRDAY at 20 r. M arrive Magnolia 1T 1898 RI NJ leave
Magnolia a 80 A. N. MONDAY and arrive at New Or
leans at 8.65 A. NJ.
Freight Train viii leave New Orleans for Canton on Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays, A. M. Returning will
arrive at New Orleans Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays
at 4.l0 P. NJ = =
Freghtt0 on the above days must he a the
of the train.
sasas = FsJ5NTI753FTAfT fTTES Am RAIL-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17

THE New sLooP OF WAR.-The accomplished con.
structor at this naval station is now engaged in pre-
pairing the model for the new steam soop OF war or
dered 10 be built here. Wofkmen are getting out her
keel and other portions of her work, and fanid pfo-
gress will hemade towards her completion as soon d
al things are ready, The length Of the vessel be.
tween perpendieuars viii ka 198 feet beam moulded
SO feet; draft Of water Ia feet She will carry four
guns, two ten.ineh bore and two 32.pounders Tnn.
mage 1000 tnas. Norfolk Herald, 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17

the actress Miss Mary Daglin, are shortly te bs mar
ried.
Three young nablemen from Senegal, Of the bright
est ebony tint, have arrived IN Paris, from that
French colony and have entered sha military aead.
emY Of s.. Gye.
There is an arratie artist at Hightstawn u. I; who
toFia.h
Fanny Fern announces that during recent rain
spell, she walked out in male attire accompanied hY
her husband, and vas much gr4tiGed wifi aeE
adopted costume.
Ii is reported that the Prince Of Wales, who ia
II Years DID, has been ahantshe3 20 Ireland having
been detected in an intrigue with cue oi Yieterias
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17

THR BAPTIsa or FiRE.-Sappose we saw an army
sitting down before granite fort, and they told Us
that they intended to batter it down. we might ask
them, How q They point to aeannnn ball, Well,
but there i no power in that it is heavy, but no
more than half hundred, on Earhaps 4 hundred
weight If all the men in the army hurled it against
the fort they would make no impression. They say.
j" No; but look at the cannon Well. bnt there Ii
no power in tlat A4Child may ride npon ID, a bird
may perch in It's mouth-it is a machine and nothing
more. But, look at the poVtIer.3 Well, there IS
nothing in that child may spill it sparrow mag
peekit. ct this poWeFless powder and powerless
ball are put ln the poweTless cannon; one spark Of
fire enters it, and then. 10 the tUnkline Of an eye
that powder is fash of lightning aud that cann0n
ball is thunderbolt, which smites Is if it had been
sent from heaven So it is with our Church machinery
OF this dAy-We have al The instruments necessary
Tor pulling down stfongholds, and o fer the baptism
of fire. REV W. Arthur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17
FEMALE EQUESTRIAN CONVENTIONAL recent

A FEMALE EQUESTRIAN U0NYENTToN.-A recent
letter from New York says:
Among the novelties in store for US is a Ladies'
National Equestrian Convention, to be held ola the
8th day Of September, at the Union Race Course,
Long Island. Among the Inducements i" to enter The
stso the OCCASION is the offer Of three prizes to
be awarded to the best female riders. The lady ad.
judged the most skIful in feats Of a7ege yllreceive
splendid piano forte, valued at not less than $500
TO the second best competitor will be presented a
massive silver pitcher and goblet of the value Of $500
The third best will be awarded an enaneed and gold
watch, valued at 5000. Ladies from every section Of
the United States, who adopts in the healthy and
ennobiing exercise of hoFsemanship are cordially i-
vited to unite in competition for the valuable prei
nms intended to promote admiFationor the science
of equitation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17
RAIN IN MIss1ssIrr1.-The Woodyille Republican

of Wednesday last, says
The whole country, so far as we can hear from, has
been delnged with water. Last Wednesday we began
10 think we were AntiDeavians, being submerged
by the unusual torrent of rain which e in the sace
Of thirty minutes The streets and pass-Ways Of
WoadEie were made impossible by the tremendous
pouring out Of the waters from the heavenly Clouds
No great damage was sustained in Wo0dqile, but we
learn from all directions that the planters of the
county have suffered much The clouds have cleared
away, and we have bright prospect before us yet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17

AoUArIc PERFoRHANeE.-Th Norfolk Herald has
the following
On Wednesday morning man swami across from
Portsmouth to Norfolk with his clothes on and rs
eeged IS for the successful aqntie exploit he kent
his hat on bat found II necessary to take of his shoes
which he brought over by fastening them to bis neck
------ae-e7 7aa--~~---~
FEMkLH s4ihoas Tie Newport "a. u Daily
News has the following remarks on Women as
sailors;''
In nearly nneshalf the coasters that anchor In New
port harb0r We notice il IS customary fof masters of
vessels TO take their wives with them. We saw one
of those on board IeEseyman, yesterday, perform
ing the duties OF sailor. She evidently knew the
ropes for she handled them with alt the skill OF
praeticed seaman. NE did not sas her asssalese
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17
KILLED ~ LIaHTNNG.-A recent number Of Ii

KILLED By LLGHFNING.-A recent number of the
Washington tPa.) Tribune, says
On Friday last, about noon while nunberof per.
sons were eongtegated under a locust tree in Gross
Creek village, 10 this county, thunder storm sud
denly arose. and the lightning passing down the tree
one Of the number, Charles jerome, Bas struck aud
Instantly killed, while the others were all more or
less severely shocked some of them remaining nsen.
sible for several hours afterwards
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17

ANTIQUARIAN DIso0yRRIEs Az RoME.-The exca.
vations in the Via Latina have led to the discovery Of
two other aepaichFal chambers; the second in par.
oular, is in wonderful State of preservation fha
marble tomhs are covered with Sculptures of great
beauty; but what il Of more decided interest IS the
paintings with which the roof and sides are orna-
mented and which are as fresh and al bright a. ii
only executed yesterday. Some of the compartments
contain animal and human heads of a perfection
nearly equal to that Of the best canoes. The whole
would be just as they were the first day, had not some
Yisigoth secretly detached one Of the heads.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17

H08ucIDR.-A friend from Chester Informs us that
on Friday evening, near the Courthouse, d man
named Wilson was shot by his stensoh, whom be was
pursuing with knife when the latter seized double
haEreled gun and shot him dead
gBolambia rs, C.l Guardian. 9Th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17
A FAST Young LADY.--In the New Haven {ot)
News we find the following:

A young lady, of this city, by the name of Hig.
gins of respectable connections who had desire to
see the sights Of New York, had her hair cut and
trimmed, and dressed herself yesterday ID male at
tire and went to West Haven TO take the cars for
Gotham, where, in company with some of her com.
panions, she hoped to enjoy the glorious Fourth.
Her father was informed however, Of her Intentions
and arrived 1T the depot just as she was stepping on
board of the train, and prevented her from carrying
out her plans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17
EATEN BY MS Plas.--An English paper relates
the following:

the following:
A few evenings ago, Mr.. Isaac Love, Of Bradford.
on-AVon, maFinestoFede left his house for lie
purpose of going to his garden about aaarter of d
mile distant where he had several styes OF pigs His
wife. finding ne did not return went to the garden in
search Of him, and not finding him. further search
was made but to no effect. In the morning his son
went to the garden, and on looking ever one Of tie
styes containing nine small pigs observed their noses
were very bloody, which induced him to 20 into the
house part ef the stYe when he Yas horfied at see
ing his father lying on his back quite dead with the
whole Of his face and part of his neck completely
eatenhy the pigs. 1t is supposed that the deceased
went into the stye and while there had iit. Hewas
| stout man, n5his 5sth year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-17


GREAT NEW YoRK HoUsE-The following notice
Of large, well known and popular New York house,
appeared in the last number of the Paulding (Nisa)
Clarion received at this office. We copy it with
pleasure, and readily endorse the remarks Of our Mis-
siasippi cotemporary
1fessrs. Geo. ~. and .TehsaF Pead, Wholesale
Dealers in Hats Caps StTasg Goods etc., etc.. NeaU
YOTk.-We respectfully invite the attention of our
numerous readers to the advertisement Of this popa-
lar and longestablished house, which will be found
in our advertising columns this week.
It will be seen that they have removed to I56
Chambers and 30 Warren street. to the splendid new
building which they have Just completed. It's a
magnificent structure, rooms well ventilated and
lighted, and peculiarly adapted for the extensive and
rapidly increasing business Of the Messrs. Reads
The history of the rise and progress Of this house
while there is nothing particularly uncommon in il,
is still worthy of special note These two brothers,
without fortune or influential friends commenced on
small scale, and by economy industry and strict in
tegritF, combined with thorough practical knoWl-
edge Of their business, have risen step by step until
they rank with the first class merchants in the great
commercial metropolis of the Union.
The course OF the Messrs. Reads viii still be onward,
as Southern merchants who have traded with them
for years all bear testimony to the fact that they are
men who may be implicitly relied id all their basi
transactions, and that they always offer equal
if not superior Inducements to any other house Id
the trade.
We take great pleasure in warmly recommending
the MessFs Reads to our friends visiting or ordering
goods from New York.