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REGULAR SOLDIERS
OF the War OfIS13.

INFORMATION is WGnIed of the persons named below
Tor their hers) who we're REGULAR SOLDIERS OF the
War Of 1872 well whose not 10
The Ii -
John Arnich John Houston
samuel Arnet Benjamin Jacobs
Joseph BaItTand Joseph KeywOOd
Joshua Bryant Noah LingaTd
EYen Berger John Lea
Hugh bracken Joseph Lewis
Peter Cook Daniel L0OkingbiU
Philip ChuppsT or Clipper Nathaniel Marks
Andrew CLARK Thomas McCOmack, heirs
kiucheOD Chestnut formerly Of Va,
James CTOWter AGA Norhup
Samuel benson William NeWsOm
Joseph Bowling John Nichols
Jacob DuVau Benjamin OdOm
Jam Earsly humphrey Pope
Joseph Ferguson st0ksly W Parker
GrsenberTy Finn Archibald Rutherford
JO) Fish Thomas Roberts
James q Ferguson Richard Sanders
James Grimes Thomas Slevans,
Lewis Gray Andrew shannon
Lee Gordon William SuodErass
William Gam Jacob rickier
John Gibson Joan Stewart
Jonathan Garrett stephen sep
Joseph Hobbs LEVIN ~u4JheTn
Ignatus GateWoOd LsOUarI Taylor
John Hug Jesse Turser
John Bart James ats
Jacob Huffman Luke Waterman
Jonathan Hsgans George WRdde
John HOderdeld Frederick Zimmerman
William HetOn lshsm YOuIg
Philemon Hurt
Address W. B. YOUNG,
april I3-d&Wln 22H Cherry street, Nashville Tenn.
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STREET. KING n CO..
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g E N Z r 4 L 4 @ E " rs,
OMAHA GIFT, NEBRASKA TERRITORY
NEyILL practice Law the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
w Nebraska, buy and sell Land WaTrsDls land
time, give special attention TO making selections Of lands in
Nebraska for those wishing good aud desirable locations in
for dealers reasonable terms, pay fur
abstracts OF and titles short notice, buy and
sell lands townOls and all kinds Of real estate, and do
GkNBRAL AGENCY business.
REFKREFCEs.
VS.. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
COnVErse, Harding & Co., Boston, Mass.
&, Fi6baTd SBp' n. Y. Central Railroad Albany, n Y.
Geu. Leslie Combs, Lexington, Ky.
Bon. Francis b. Fogg, Nashville, Ten.
Johnson, Weaver q -"
Dr. J. S. Young, g
Gov. Wm. b. Campbell, Lebanon"
Hon. JOrdou Stokes,
Lucas, Thompson q CO., ST. Louis, 80.
McGaTic, Chittenden h CO., keokuk, Iowa.
VIM. h. SEWERS & CO., Bankers, OsksloOsA, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge d CO., Council Bluffs,
Davis, Moody & Co.. Chicago, Illinois.
VA, johnson 4 CO., New Orleans. La. lu2-tf.
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State Department.

NASHVILLE, March 81, 1853.
NHE Treasurers Of all Turnpike Companies that are in
50 the State hereby notified TO make settle
by the 18th Of April, also TO report the receipts and
disbursements their roads, from the last as the law
directs. F. n. W. BURTON,
Secretary Of State and Inter. Imp. Com.
april I-triW2w
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feb 2O-triv&vtd

AMERICAN Coax SHELLER.-l appeal 70 the INTEL
ugspt Cit sps Of Nashville if this is not the best
invention Of the kind ever exhibited in this city.
The mechanics, farmers, scientific, and indeed all
classes Of men have been to examine and try the
machine and see its operations. is decidedly the
best article Of the kind have ever seen respects
simplicity and durability as well the rapidity and
perfection with which it shells corn It is certainly
q most valuable acquisition to the labOr-ssying
department. If this be 80, why do our manufaotu-
rers stand of Some Of our best and largest farm
ers have purchased machines, and they say, after
trying the Corn Shelter that it is the best they have
ever seen. Mr.. Brown says be supposes there have
been over thousand persons who have tried it,
aud all say it is the best they ever saw. VIII we
suffer 8 stranger to come in our midst and sell ms
chimes to our farmers, when we have the OPpOrtu-
nifty Of buying the right Of the State and manufso
turing them ourselves? There is a large profit on
the machines When this is plain before you, viii
you still stand off? hope some one viii take hold
have seen Mr.. Brown; he viii sell the machines
cheap, with the State right good and fair terms.
March Z, 1858. [tfl
Rs- We wish to inform the public, that We have
just returned from the east with beautiful stock
of Dress Goods, and feel confident We can offer in
duoements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city If prices are an object, we are
determined to sell as cheap the cheapest. We
would call the attention of the Ladies especially to
a lot of side striped Berege and Muslins, which we
bought unusually cheap and viii sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Ducals and all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods, Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete, all Of which we wish to dispose of imme-
diately on terms most favorable to purchasers Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
l. C. NICHOLSON & Co.,
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RnCK CITY MILLS.
Prices of Flour,

lie. Bauman a CO., PToDTfetOrs.
J. &. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
FLOUR viii pay the highest price al all times for
Wheat and Corn at their Mills Of Line and Cherry
streets, Nashville, Tenn.
Prices of Flour.
From and after this date, until uher notice. the price Of
B1ta Family Flaur...S2 25 Pine
Fine flOur.s.s.s..ss.l % mixed bFaHss. 50
UnbOeu. IS Coarse 80
MiddnEs.............I 25 Corn Meal per buhel..,.50
ShDTts.........s...-...s IS
an cles sold by the Undersigned, deliverable any
place iu The city free of hen selling by the guam
uy their OF discount is 10 per cent from retail prices.
apr lily J. K. BAUMAh co.
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Digest Of the Decisions Of the Supreme
Court Of Tennessee,
snAraens he vi, VII, II, and X vols. Humprsyi'
Reports thsI and u vols. swans Reports and tas l. II
and IL vols sneed's RspOris--by n. VallmHns.
For sale b
- ~ - - JOHN YORK q CO.,
mar y No. g onion Street.
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JOHN c. BAKER & CO.,

No. I54 North Third street, Philadelphia.
And may be had Of the Druggists IN this city.
As there is much worthless compound sold under
the name of Cod-Liyer Oil, be sure to procure only
Of J. C. Baker Co. for an entirely reliable and
genuine article.
april S-d&w3m is
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NEW BOOKS.
JOHN YORK & CO.,
Book Sellers, Book-Bindsa and Blant Book
Manufacturers.

Manufacturers.
Mo- 3Ss Union Sc. Nashville. T.,.
The Gold Worshippers-autborof v7bs,.f,,.-.
Ths Maid o. Orleans. -a a.
The Nnlouairs--bg Costello;
The Ladder Of Colby Robert Bell,
Acting ProVsrbs-by fognasnd;
sOwsI's -24mO-olue aaa slId;
Parhenia: or Last Days Of Paganlsm;
Songs and Poems Of she south--oy Meek;
Lacy HoWard's JOarnal--by Mrs. sisourasy;
Debt and Cisdlis AE0Tel -by Buhssns
Beatrice Cencis 4 Novelty Cusulzzi;
Twin ROsssi A NsTatiVe--by Mrs. Riichiss
The World Of Mind-0y Isaac TayloFi
How to Behave and how TO Talk
LivingEionis South Africa;
The American Almanac FOR le58j
JUST RBCElVED BIZ
JOHN YORK & Co.,
nE8 No. % Union street.
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ND the various ahectiyns consequent upon diBoTderb
n STOMACH OR LIVER, such as Indigestion, Acidity o.
the stomach Colicky Pans, HeaTtben Loss Of Appetite
Despon dency COstiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles In
all Nervous Rheumatic and Neuralgie AfeeOns Il has IL
instances proved highly beneficial, and In Oiner
effected decided cure
This purely vegetable compound prepared on strictly
scientific principles aer the or the celebrated Ho
Professor Boerhsve Because Of It's great success In
rOpeau States its Introduction into the United
States nnded especially forthOse Of our ather
land scattered here and there she face OF this mighty
country. Meeting with great success among them, nov
offer 10 the American public, knowing that It's truly won
deTful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
particularly recommended to those persons whose con
Etuons may have been impaired By the continuous use
ardent spirits other forms Of dissipation Generally in
E effect it finds its way directly 10 the seat
life, thrilling and quicker every nerve, raising up M
dropping spirit and in fact, nfusiDg new health and ToFn
the system.
EoTTcE-whoever expects to end this beverage WILDE
prove grateful aromatic Cordial possessed Of singular rene
dial prophecies.
Tho great popularity fthis delightful Aroma has iudueeG
many limitations which the public should gaard against puT
chasing Be persuaded 10 buy anything else until yOu
have gwen BOsThave's Holland Btsrs fair trial. One bot
lie will convince you how infinitely superior ills to ali thes
limitations.
NJ Sold at 81 pOr bottle six bottles for S. By The
sole PrOpreitors, , = -
Manufacturing PhaTmaceutstS aE Chemists, s9aIS,Pa
Sold in Nashville BY EWIN kRoIHBRs. Ss1le1als
Agents Sold also BY Dr.. A. II ROsCOE,JohNS- BlaCH
nd tgenaFallv fGuFI6 'S1-dtvrG1E Wis.
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Grahan's Magazine, for Nav.
GONTAINING many c1uIFlbu lions, BY the best authors
beautiful colOred Fashion Plates etc., etc For ssle
by lapl l6I ?. HAGAN, Market street.
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Has its virtues sttssed by the best Physicians in all
parts Of the country; prescribed its medical ef-
fects are unequaed. Being strictly pure, it is not
unpalatabe, and is always uniform andreliable. See
the certificates of Drs. Mutter Samuel Jackson and
others Of great eminence in Philadelphis and else
where, as to its character.
prarnred nnlv hv
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Prices 81 et'., 81 and 8 per 00tt6e'
wholesale and Retail Depot,
NO. es Pine street, 50. Louis, missouI'l.

Every bottle has "PTOleEsOT haskea bectrc Oll oi'
~ de and edges Othe glass; and the envelope has as
rit and signature, counterfeit which is forgery.
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For Consumption, Bronchitis, scrOfula and
rheumatism.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

a MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-On Tuesday, July goth,
Mrs Eliza Brannan, daughter Of the late Col. J. B.
Crane, u, S. A., and wife Of Capt ]. N. Brannan U,
S. A., stationed at Key West, Fla. went to the city
of New York from Staten Island, in company with
her mother and brother for the purpose Of shopping
She parted from them about o'clock to call on
lady friend residing in Third street, and this is the
last that has been seen Of her BY any member Of her
family. The Herald says The fear is that she has
met with violent DEATH for to suppose that she is
voluntarily absent is forbidden by every circumstance
Of her life BY her devotion as wife and mother, her
only child having been left at her mothers Staten
Island. She was dressed in mourning and wore
small gold watch with golf chain. She may have
been abducted, or she may have been drowned but
viewed in any light, the disappearance at such time
Of day Is very mysterious. The police have ever
since been busly engaged in endeavors to discover
her fate but without success, ANY information cor
responding with what is described in the advertise
ment will be thankfully received by DR. Charles H.
Crane, o. S. al, at the medical purveyors office,
United States Army, No. ITO Grand street, New
York;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

Very SAD 0couRREHcE-On Saturday morning,
the ith inst, two young men, named Augustus and
Samuel Gilehrist, Nh. McYicker of Thomaston, Me-,
and Miss Mary Flnton of Georges Island, embarked
at the latter place in a sail boat for Thomaston and
the boat was about mile from the island it was mp
set by sudden sqaall and sunk with all On board.
The scene was witnessed by the father Of the young
lady, who was unable to render any assistance. Miss
Fllnton was to have been united in marriage with Mr.
Augustus Gilerst on the following day Sunday, aud
he bad come 70 escort her to Thomaston for that
purpose
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

A Touching INCIDENT. One of the saddest stories
that we ever read was that little child in swzer
land o pet boy, just as yours is reader, whom his
mother, one bright morning, dressed in beautiful
Jacket all shining with gilt and buttons and gay
a mothers love could make it, and then permitted
him to go out to play. He had scarcely stepped
from the door Of fine Swiss cottage, when an enor.
nous eagle snatohed him from the earth and bore
him high up among the mountains, and yet within
sight Of the house Of which he had been the joy.
There he was killed and deyoured the eyrie being at
point which was inaccessible to man, SO that no re-
lief could be afforded. In destroying the child, the
eagle 50 placed his gay jacket in tile nest that it be-
came fixture there, aud whenever the wind blew it
would utter, and the sun would shine upon its love-
ly trimmings and ornaments For years it was vis.
BILE from the lowands long after the eagle had aban-
doned the nest, What a sight It must have been to
the parents Of the victim.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

Our form Of government is such that we can never
have permanent, and consequently, never an efficl
entpooe The greatest dangers that environ our free
institutions ID the future arise from the lawess rabbe
Of oyerrrown cities, whose agrarianism and violence
will assuredly need stronger hand than an elective
city government and partisan police to hold in
check. letter from London describes the needful
form of police government, for a great city, as
follows;
The police Of London seems to me an admirable
arm of authority and power, am assured here that
when any serious disturbance takes place the military
are comparatively poweress, whereas the police are
omnipotent in suppressing mois. Every good citizen
is accustomed to stand BY the police and while they
are an energetic vigant civil body Of men, who res
poet themselves every decent man respects them
There are nearly 1000 in the entire city. Their pres
ence everywhere not only preserves the best of order
but they are Of immense advantage iii innumerable
other ways. They are bold men, perfectly fearless
most OF them of long experience, and ready at any
moment to grapple with d rogue or rufian. have
seen them handle two three fellows who were dis
posed to resist their authority in way which was
caution to peace disturbers. They are about every
where especially active in preserving order on the
Sabbath and in walking the streets Of London it IS
difficult to be beyond the sight call OF policeman.
DIS they are retained during good behavior, and are
not subject to political change and do not feel qRT-
iouS about offending penthouse politicians, or hest
tate to refuse 10 fdteize nth dTnfeh TOtcdteS they
are dOuby efficient and are erer prompt IN the as
charge Of duty. Their uniform is neat, and every
man seems to average six feet.
The municipal government Of the city Of London is
better than that Of any city in the United States So
is that Of Paris. So is that Of Vienna Sois that Of
ST. Petersburg. Persons and property are better
cared for in those cities than they are in Washington
New York, Philadelphia, Boston or New Orleans
Those cities are models Of law and order of security
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

THE SCIENTIFIC ANERIoAN-This paper pub
lished in New York, is alike valuable to the meehan-
ic, the inventor, the manufacturer, and the farmer
1t is an ably conducted sheet in every department,
aud is entering upon its fourteenth year We direct
attention to the prospectus Published in another part
of our paner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

4 ToUdH YAEN-rhe Alta California, Of July
10th, contains letter from Frederick Lichtenberger
III D., who states that companion named Ernest
Finehterspleger, while prospecting for gold in the
neighhoFhood Of Fraser river, found some geoaes,
which are masses Of quartz containing cavities lined
with crystal. One Of these containing half pint Of
fluid called the teater Of capitalization was drunk
by the unfortunate man, with jesting remark, and
soon after he complained of great weight aud pain in
his stomach and bowels. In short while he died,
and bis body instantly became rigid and in few
hours petritacton took place, the whole body, desb
blood, heart liver intestineg, &C., becoming stone
Thus by drinking half pint the poor fellow became
quartz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

THssGATTLE DEALERS AND THE BLACK TONGUE.
We call attention to the card Of the Jefferson City
cattle Dealers relative to the purity Of the cattle they
deal in now when folks are beginning to talk of the
black tongue. The card viii be found in another
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24
from Russells Magazine.
Scng--The Old Man Sings.

Ho fetch me the wine cup! fill up to the brm!
For my heart has grown cold and my vision is dim
And iain would bring back for moment the glow,
The swift passon-that age hath long chilled with its
snow
TTo fetch me the wine cup! the red liquor CLEANS
| With promise to waken youths rapture Of dreams
And III drain the bright draught for that promise
divine,
Tho Death-the dark spectre-should hand me the
wine!
It's nol life that live for the blood currents glide
ThTo' my wan, shrunken veins in so sluggish tide
That my heart droops and withers what life call
you this p
rather. consumed by one keen thrill Of bliss,
Would die with youths glory revYifed round me-
The deep eyes that blessed, and the fond that
bound me
o rather than brood in this dusk Of desire,
Sink down, like yon sapphire sunset-al fire
The soul clad with wings and the brain stepped in
Then come potent wizard call on thy might!
Breathe magical mist DER the ravage of Time,
Roll back the sad years to the flush OF my prime
And III drain thy bright draught for that vision
Tho Death-the dark spectre should hand me the
wine
MAKING An OLD MAN YouSG.-On the recent of
the news in StocKbrdge Mass the father Of CYRUS
W. Field having heard the rumor Of the dispatch
which was sent to his son dudley could not credit
It until he had gone to the dispatch for himself
This, with Cyruss name subscribed satisfied him
Although nearly eighty years old score seemed to
have been lifted oil his steps on his return and pass
ing group Of boys about the common he exclaimed
" Now, boys fire away z
HBN World-fomous, TO certainty, is DIR, j.
Hoeuer5 celebrated Stomach Bters FOR tie chre Of Dys
pepsa Fever and Ague, F1aulence Constipation and an the
train Of diseases which arise from condition Of those
functions the stomach upon proper action of which the
health SO much depends Those who desire be prepared,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

HOWARD ASSOCIATION. special meeting of the
Towards is called for this evening at o'clock, See
the Seoretary's notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

a FAMILY Or GRhItNALs-A man who was lie,
Gently arrested for murder in Madison county, N. Y
finds, for companions in prison, son, a nephew, a
brotherinlaw, and son,in law. The son.in.law has
two brothers in durance vile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

A BoLD ADyENruRER,- The Cleveland tOhiol Re.
view states that lad II years of age, resident Of
that city started alone in small sai-boat few DAYS
ago to 60 down the lake shore, but was driven off
into the lake He hailed propeller, asking for some
food and directions how to reach Cleveland but as
he states, received no answer After some perjIoas
adventures, and thrtysix hours starvation he man.
aged to reach Erie, Pa where he obtained relief and
passage home.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.


Ieras-Early rising Preparations for departure
Breaking horses to the rope--4n experienced
ncgro-Ctbolo HaRey-Polite negro-Hospitabie
,.ncentinn 1T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

a COURAGEOUS GtRL.-A correspondent of the
Arlington (Ya.) Standard, writing from south Rsn.
son, gives the following account of an incident which
transpired in that town few days since:
Miss Sarah Perkins, young lady about nineteen
years of age started just ut dark last Thursday III
the house Of friend about a mile distant from her
home. Taking a cross path which led through The
woods, she lost her way In the darkness which soon
became intense. 4 severe thunder storm was iust
commencing the lightning was frequent, and anu,
suag sharp, and the rain fell in torrents She wan
dered about for awhile but finding herself TOTALLY
unable 10 escape from the woods, she quietly seated
herself upon rock at the foot OF tree and waited
patiently for the morning light When it came, she
found her way home, changed her dress which was
badly torn and thoroughly saturated with water and
when the family arose they found her sitting by the
me q eomposedly as though nothing in the least
unusual had transprad. She said she was not ia the
least frightened at all-had very comfortable SEAT
and neither shed any tears nor called for helm.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

A LouIsIANIAN RoBBED.-phe ST. Louis RepabIi-
can of the 18th says
A man named Taylor, from Louisiana, was robbed
Sunday night, on board the D, A. January Of s24O0
He was lying in his stateroom, while the boat was
In port, with his pantaoons on in which was his
pocket,book. During the night be felt something
pulling at his pockets, and on waking up discovered
that his money was gone,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24
Gentlemen,
GIVE YOUR ORDERS FOR SHIRTS
1Iade to Measure.
S y. NJ . Old Y,
COrmel, Of CnmRI mud RnNaI strnets.
James III. Thompson,

faaye fur tas Mandatory. No. I'd Broadway. New
York ia few days, ana take orders and sample shirts with
him. auq 2pgtfoTuETh
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QmiNjIlc.

1000 ounces Powers L wetgntmau's QUININE.
800 !. French QUINTNE
Received per Empire City, and for sale by
aul8 2p6t<W O, 0. WOODMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24
Boots, Shoes and Brogass8.

Al WHOLESALE.
Plantations szpplied with prime DehnE B0oT6, Rnsso
BRoGANs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Eesf, STRAW aad Ga,
poachy HATS, the Lowest market prizes, by
FROST Il CO,
&3.Lg HAsAglLc glEsa.
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KFostet3clss EsiGscl's.


60J dozen HosTFTTzRs HIrrERs-Ia store aad for saI
By
auls 2p6tvItW o. o. WD0DMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

No. IA BROADWAY, near Canal srset3 NEW ToRK
iyI3 2ptt
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New Orleans. March u.s. 1858.
Ihave used Goins Kaperapeum cils aud fever aud
It has cured eBtirey believe will when every thing
else fails, A. ". SMITH.
Navy
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TEtc Rational
@ u I'D r TO SPELL.IN @.
(AMERICAN scHooL NErHOD.)
BY j. B. MENNY.
Words OF like form preecde hose more complex
As ARTS best taught begin with simplest parts.
For saleut
No 81 Canal street,
Jy22 min corner Drr-iare street
BlssE Rfeceircd, .....
Ry Ship Excelsior from payre, fresh assortment Of
UNDER SHIRTS,
SUSPENDERS
COLLARS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
PERFuMEEF,
etc etc, etc
LION Il PINSARD,
auQ 2pi &c and IS Royal street, corner Bienylls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

FIFTY Thousand Tickets.
NE1aLr OWE pRlaE 70 ErERF NINR FIckETs

FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIZES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-24

1t is curious fact says some etymoogist chat
bachelor says it is not at all CURIOUS