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Henry G. Wright, in letter to the Iiberator thus
describes the great clock in the Cathedral OF Stas-
bourg:
The priests and military have retired, and am
now sitting in q chair facing the gigantic clock
from the bottom 70 the top not less than 100 feet and
about thirty feet wide and fifteen Deep Around me
are many strangers. waiting to see the working of
this clock as it strikes the hour Of noon. Every eve
is upon the clock. 1t now wants five minutes Of
twelve. The clock has struck and the people are
gone, except few whom the sexton, or head man
with wand and sword is conducting round the
building. The clock hns struck in this way the dial
is some twenty feet from the floor on each side OF
which is cherub or little boy, with a mallet, and
over the dial is a small bell The cherub on the eft
strikes the first quarter, and that on the right the
second quarter. Some fifty feet over the dial, in
large niche, is huge figure time bell in his LETT
a scythe in his right hand. In front stands figure
Of young man with mallet, who strikes the third
quarter on the bell 10 the hand of Time, and then
turns and glides, with q slow step, round behind
Time, comes out an old man, with q mallet, and
places himself In front of him.
As the hour OF twelve comes, the old man raises
his maet and deliberately strikes twelve times on
the bell that echoes through the building, and is
heard all round the region of the church. The old
man gides slowly behind Father Time and the
young man comes on readily to perform his part as
the time comes round again. Soon as the old man
has struck twelve and disappeared, another set of
machinery is put in motion some twenty feet higher
still. II il thus There is a high cross. with the
image OF Christ on it. The instant twelve has struck
one Of the apostles walks out from behind comes in
front turns, facing the cross, bows, and walks on
around to bis place. As he does so, another comes
ont in 'front.' turns, bows and passes in. So twelve
apostles, figures as large life walk round bow and
pass on. AS the last appears, an enormous cock
perched on the pinnacle Of the clock slowly flaps its
wings, stretches forth its neck. and crows three
times so loud as 30 be heard outside the church to
some distance and so naturally to be mistaken for
o real cock. Then all IL silent as DEATH No wonder
this clock s the admiration Of Europe 1t was made
in 1911, and has performed those mechanical wonders
ever since, except about fifty years, when it stood
out of repair.
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a DOGS hxEcuroR.~-An empty-heade6. conceltaa
pfotner.IawYef once bewailed 10 Judge Turner thaf
ne the i4Tyer) eoad not be Translated bach Il eosh
and CARR with hiu all the learning and sxne,i's
e. nna acquired during long practice ayes. yes p
eao w. Judge ~ppt console yourself that YOU would
carry back very light pack indeed hardly worth
me Journey 4! He had very intimate friend Az,
neighbour who was very 4nethedcal land withal vcry
ecceufr1c) IN the csinmouest affairs Of IIfe. An,eag
ether things. this neighbor bad A dog sne rssss
Fellow that mas geqeni hvoriie, and win whom
hls m4sfff ktpt regular and precise hook account
charging the dog with hs board, etc. etc. and crriis
ins 1In with services whenever be rendered sny
= g happened thai toe dog killed COW By breaking
Aef neek, lci wniea his master had to pay dearly.
Hnd - he killed The dog Upon examining Ana Al
jes''n4 DE 1rcoants with bis dog after his demise
ne ati'ns was found to be greatly IN debt 10 his nas
5ef. ~ tA.s he NNs complaining one dag 70 the
J!n5ee u mpckmoarnine style. when Juies Tirner
tnrfnf Remarked nadeine bis friend. ayes. YES.
= --i-r; p hpeHihg how The dogs accounts would
naYf sfqoa ~ had only had AZ honest executor II
t4e dogs estate freedi'y settled and accounts
nz'sncfd ~ "2fcit Al 4 los so'o omit
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]. WRTGHT & co.
IL You wotLD ESCAPE
LONG irFFERINa. wEAKNEs

IL You wottD ESCAPE
LONG trFFERINd. WEAKNESS,
DEFoRNITYpR PREMATURE DEATH
DaIley's Magical Pain Extractor.
The only Instant Neve Failing Andote Pain Earth "
wARRANTEp
To without smarnd quicker all as that other thing,
relieves has absolute and unmsakabls
The many aiaes below nasd which now dehss ALL other
remedies and medical skin
l. Stops all pain, even Of Bvkns instantly
z Heals Burns and even snh ll Pox etc. free scars
D. Admits no Scald to raise water blister or sore.
T. Takes away Old Sores fully
D. snodues all internal and external Inflammation.
g. Ends Commissions, Collie and Fits directly
i soothes Nerves to ease. quia and strength.
g. Restores action and strenghto Palsied Limbs
o. Destroys Modification Instantly
TO- Generates Flesh rottsd hereby
IL. Keeps of Black and Swelling after blows
r. Dssolves Cataracts and strengthens Sight
H. Draws and heals Bllsters IRE, Of smart or r,nrh
H. NeuttaAes all posons and hnmor either hered,arv ar In
fused by bees. hornets mqnitees reptiles rabid ami
mails, corrupt bodies or plans.
sABsoL 1rELY
Now, whether the biRos beev 1t or not Fire Poison In
Aammation Modification, Infeco and ydophobia the nor
Of all men; nepient Communication Consultation Frvs,na
las Cancer Inflammation of the chest or Bowels Pleuris
Chronic Darrhe Dyseniey, rendered comparatively
easily by cpd possessing hot box az
this Innocent mighty cheap elec rapid an,idote to uni
versal suffering.
$1,000
VIII he forfeited II does SAFE LIFE where all medical
science fails.
MILLIoNs
Use it daily in astonnded satisfsc all praise NONE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT 1T, aud has become the greatest
commercial aniidote extant.
Refer Dr. " Mott New York lie greatest Eureeon ate
in America, and all eminent physiciiks
Forsale In New Orleans wholesSl band retail, by
j. WIGHT 4 co.
2 and l5l Ghartres street.
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HKAvr RAINS IN ALABAMA AND EASTERN Mlssts.
sfrrI--From the Mobile Mercury of Monday last we
extract the following
We learn iFom gentleman Just retained from tho
upper IVmolgoee, that unusually heavy rains have
fallen within the present week AT Fulton. day he.
fore yesterday the river had risen within fot az
the highest flood ever known there. ON the same
day, At O'Clock P. NJ at Cotton Gin Port. the vaier
lacked only two feet Of being up to the highest marx
known 70 the white settlers. The river was also yerv
high at Aberdeen aud rising and at last accounts ~
water had surrounded the Walton House. Al lie
higher points the water was slowly falling hnt n
was believed that subsequent rain which ma fallen
would cause another swell.
This food cannot we fear, be otherwise than dis.
astroas. Most Of the low lands will, without Doubt
be ubmerged, entirely destroying the Gotten and
corn now In the ground.
Letters from Aberdeen inform us Of rain OF ua.
eexamped violence At that place on Monday night
last The river rose higher than il had been ia live
years, and thu lower town was completely inundated
Much damage had been done TO plantations the en-
nre crop on some Of them being washed up, besides
me loss OF stock, fences, etc.
we since learn from the Sunny South that the
rter rose sixteen feet 10 twelve hours ali the result
2. one lights rain. and Thursday morning was within
eighties inches q high water marx and rising at tie
rate Of about an inch ar hour.
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Certificate of the Netc Orleans Undeylesifeys.
The Undersigned Underwriters. having confidence IN the
BRlDGEWAIE PAINT, for the covering OF shnge roofs
and frame buildings, WILL all tines give those Are risks
preference where the Bridgewater Paint is used.
L. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Conuany.
T. A ADAMS, PFrss Crescent =.
A. BROTH kR, Presit Home :.
J. PEMREKTON, PresitN. o. J.,
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual .
CiIAS BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and London,
SAhL. y. ASHTON, Agent Delaware Mutual =.
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Certificate Of John r Mmer, Of Atfakapa,.

New Iberia, AtAkApas. March l6 1852
In July last, induced TO apply the BRfpGEWATER
MINERAL PAIN my House. very respect II
has exceeded expeetaons aud the made
by the Agents, Me- sra q. O. HO6ERT co. eheerfsilv
add my testimony 70 the numerous In the
Circular. the Planters others a.
the best Fire and Water Protector have kun
have applied IL Il has exposed Jny
ard has neither blisteed formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely iuperyous
tSigned) JOHN T. MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-28

g. @. Bogert-liear sir have used RRtDGFWATER
PAINT decks Of my steamships having fully tested
is value eheerfuy recommend its and most
economical paint haye used usauaed for
painting decks covered with being durable neryious
CsgnedJ W. c. TEMPLEToN.
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Why are sheep the most disspated and unfortunate
Of animalsa Because they gamboI in their youth
frequent the turf, often blacklegs, and are uni
versally heeced.
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oerlVaeate q Cgpl. GaIe, Of ship r. D. Saepherd

NV UfTFHNF. Dec q, no.
Having used the Bidgewater Paint and oher mart,
Of my vessel for time past eheefiny endorse Il.
merits and consider the best paint for durability and proteo
ton that have used.
Csignedj JAMES GALE. Master Of ship R. D. Shepherd,
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G. c. BoGERT & co., Agents,

Nc. 70 Camp street, N. 0.
Thesuperior Qualities Of The BRrDGEwATER PAINT are
extensively known and reputation avorsbly esab
shed that Agents deem to enter nso
heightened description Of its merits, and will therefore,
only point few prominent properties and refer direct
selected testimonials from parties for the most well
known in this vicinity.
For covering Roofs either Tn Iron Zinc Paper, Canvas
will be found invaluable bending, shrinking
warpng upon which used
the Paint In twenty four hours dries fonr
becomes perfect Slate. As FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint will be found superior any other and perfect pro-
lection to buildings against sparks cnders, ETC.
It possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY. FLExIBILITY
ADHESIVE properties superior any mineral substance
IN
For DECKS Of STEAMERS either Wood or Canvas II has
rival only dries readily, but hard
stone In comparatively short forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF The great body the Paint
which asionshed all painters who have used IT,
the best and cheapest covering for WOOD TIN CANVAS
MUSLIN ROOFS.
For every description Of SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
Iron the will be found unsurpassed,
especially for decks OF
tihcaies annexed on this point convincing.
ForRAILRoAD CARS rEPoTs, BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK IL has been successfully used At the North
and has OF incaculable service in durability well
the protection affords against leaks and injury the
rom the effects Of falling sparks and einders.
For the purposes for which the Paints recommended IS
UNEQUALED, and its value for PLANTATION use, for
stEAhboATS, etc., etc., IL iNCAbCUbAblb besides being
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY. Its
peculiar qualities ss general in the South and
EVERY PLANTER, BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will by single trial convinced Of the superior advasagss
Of the BRIEGEwATER PAINT the Of economy, du
rahily and protective properties all other mineral sub
stances.
DIRECTIo
The quantity Of oil required reduce to proper consists
ency for depends upon absorbing
face which tits applied Great should be observed
painting IL TO
iii better to flour sizing ast prevents decay
ing Of the CLOTH and makes smooth hsrd body fire and
proof One hundred pounds thousand
square feet with two
In mixing with nseed OIL pound or Lharge should
be used ave gallons Of oil With the boiled 40 drer Is
necessary.
The BRIDGEwATER MINERAL can also be used for
Fences, Barns by substituting lime for OIL Thus One
twentieth lime hen mix with Mineral and
reduce inconsistency for BY adding Apply with
ordinary WhiteNash hrnsh.
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Certifeate Of Capt. Hiler. Of ship 7Yrre

NV VTitlHsl MATCH 8, Id5d
have been using the Brdgewaie Mineral Paint on the house
o. my ship for the past two years and consider valna-
BILE paint for agong vessels recommend such Without
hesitation, both Tor economy and its uudoubed protective aua
ties. (siguedJ THOMAS q. HILER.
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Certificate Of Capt. Valiam Bnoten, of ToloJoat


have used the BRIGEWAfER PAINT, for which Messrs
o. u BOGEkI Co agents. the hurricane deck OF the
towboat Porpoe The paint has been about uonis
and sparks and cinders constantly falling upon
feet Whatever In about four weeks perfect slate
and satisfied OF its possessing all the qualities necessary TO
insure aceIia protection against the effects sparks
ders confidently recommend the jrdgewhter Paint for the
purposes set forth in the AGENTS circular.
Qsigned9 WIN. BROWN Captain Of Towboat Porpoise
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Certificate Of Capt. r. Tucker, Of shin Helen
1Tc(oac

New Orleans, March 90 1856
have tested the Brdgewater Paint which Boeert
Co. agents, In various my ship past Two
years have found in every respect superior any paint
have II is in opinion invaluable 4 durable
and protective substance and 1t 10 masters for
ships use In preference any other.
tsignedJ r. TUCKER
Master Of ship Helen McGaw
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Why y hen sitting on fence Ike 4 ctntg Be-
censs she has a head on enc slde aud tail o. the
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,noo .onnd. 49,. ~, 1850.
~ :. !. $3.50
eco "a A.r.,,, J., ~
aoo {. pa,.s .,-, ra.. a. s'''N
so /. .0,,a,e.,
10 ksvs P.arl Rarey
10 - ~, rasas. o.,u
~ -, pr - s' NF'""'
IA {" cinr.r poo,
N :. go. 80. cSs
Al hox.s f,a.,,a g.
ano nonnds csveans ps,as,
~ F S :, -"S sppei'
. casls rhior,da I,n
IA - s 1,,,aA - A
"a $500 s,ua9.e ~ gu. anu W
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,oon u. 100, ~ p ,1,e
sP N"'
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Gun 1yi'a-
ausn Lew Mh'e'
=, a, r iA" AO''''
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"a Ss4' 80 ~ ~ -, rom anu ue'inAn'
~, ' ,, S"uu' y onVi'ers'i
ON pas.aa,s IS 80, =
ono 60, " - ~"1 S''''" '""N'
.oo :. " ,.,
~ p''''' 49, rnNs w.
80 =, ro"uefs'
80 kegs Refined satpeire.
seases British LustFe superior article.
~ Cooper's Isinglass
100 pounds Iodias Potash
200 ounces Nitrass Silver
cases Mamma Flal. .nd Sor..s
20 eaus s.snssia, esieiusd.sEn
cases :. carb.
a S sasSd E' on n. 0.oos' A'sn'''.
% Peppermint
20 Aniseed
20 Gloves.
Is . Cedar
10 Cnhebs
% . . Pepper BLACK
Is Almonds.
!, ; gross shoemakers rasters.
10 se:dlE Powders.
S :. Soda .
80 :. Sugar of Lemons.
. Yeas Powders
> - -.
oAss Colombo Root
cask Gentan
o bales i I,n,,oriss =, .-,s,.,
cases r riauoree oa'ao' and seily'1
10 kegs Tamarinas, fresh
Is dozen p''
so pounds Powdered oantbarides.
1000 pounds Nader
- % barrels snglish Venetian Red
IS = !. T M,,,.,n. PAINT
On pstsyr,.,
10 ;. chalk.
=. Pumice Stone
. Powdered soan ston.
pc. = .,.s,
- Nuuy' III olaousrs
white Lead; Chrome Yellow;
Yermilon; Chrome Green ::
Prussia BIne, t,s ,r-a.-
49,, n.,' "ieeh'
Red Lead Sienna b. and a.;
Turkey Timber. Vandvk. Rrov-r
Drop Black Black Paints;
Patent Dryers; Litharrel
go ' tinseeu vi
Ooach Spirits Turpentine:
Japan and White Copal Tanners, Oil
White D.mar Varnisb Naat.roo.
u,,~ - ''' -
Asphatum; Lard :.
Paint Brushes; Whale
600 boxes Window Glass, French and American;
WhtewAsh Brushes Window Glass French and American
Oipfr,ent las hira ord Iii.
o., ~. 49,, -, -,
shoe blhekingi bea rams metal and earthen;
Black Writing Ink Syringes large assortment.
Cotton Brokers' Ink Trusses
Gold Leaf. Ms Rstt,. snnno,,..
:. - :, - -, -. ' o'upP0ileisi
Dentists Goid Fol Ap0thecaries' scalesi
wsa,sins chaa,o 81, ~. rowder bo1esi
,,eu,o.i,e Nn,s's rin Boxes WOOD and paperi
Physicians' cases Tooth Forcrns
Ampuaiing Instruments. rhnnih and enr,n,, f,o..
Pockets Gases Boagies and Uathetsrs ''s A"'e"i
Chipping Glasses Nipple Glasses
Hagery's Improved Breast Pumps
1850 0p''
Perfumerv afr
'
HarIi,on's Extractsfor Handkerchief;
Lnoins
Wrgars :. :. E.
Fhtonhg fNtrhctsf
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Winners Canadian vermlf,ce,I

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR woRMs-w, GRANTED
PURELY vEGETABLE-A Speedy Cure III Easctual
Remedy for Worms. 4
il fact established beyond shadow Of abt by the
experience and testimony the eminent phJians that
than three ourhs Of the disease. whc idren are
afflicted caused by worms OH dren die
annually from those diseases when the eth known
attributed something Various are the Iparations
which recommended remedies for wornss expert.
ence has proved them all less neeecu the end
however has length attained remedy find which
has never failed TO destroy worms wherever they h.
This assertion is supported by the testimony emil
nent physicians and respectable ndvdussn cofy The
remedy is ri
wINER's CANADIAN vERMIFuGE.
It safe in operation and more easily admnisd than
other Some Of the symptoms which indicate essnoe
Of in the bowels follows couth lance Is
pale Of leaden color and suiused with occasional hshs
the heavy and dull breath fetid lips
swollen itchings in the no-s which the patti opck
his the sleep disturbed the patient often a ing
great fright and is liable to starting and grinding his the
appetite exceedingly Irregular being Is
at others feeble, and in it is depraved.
To the following certificates others might ded
but II is believed that these sufficient estabsi fact
that wners Canadian vermuge is superior ressa' for
r
MEDICAL EVIDENCE. Ii
We the undersigned having frequently administered ,edi
cine prepared by Mr.. John wuer of town. de,gnefi
Winer's Canadian Venifuge" and being fully sh
eonnuehy conhsnu u Us sa'e Snd eheiens riieay
for the expulsion Of worms from the intestine canal
Licenate of the R. G. of Surgeons Ireland. &c.
@. W. DICKENSog
Member of the R. c. Surgeons in London, ..
GFrom the Rev. j. Flanagan of Binbrook, O. WI
WiFER-sir have made the trial of Jour Grandfather
uI WI 'uo iHVs ''ppy results ~ my own iAty
sion of has followed the administering your t
fuge and here prefers 1t to the other It's eece
certain ana children take 1t more readily which is great sn
III ne ,e,s - ,o,>, ,y.o,t
R8 the physicians now generally use "iners oanAtsn
md can o,a, ha aaf,,s,.S ,,, ~, -
dence it, as it will always destroy worms and
store the patient to health
agents from pspters merchants and pvsetaps hearing
~, ~. Sva'.sn,sa +, -, ~, a".l
Pr.narad onlv nv TofIN yvrNFp N.,,,.,,,r,n. ch,i
and wholesale Druggist Hamio., Canada West.
Soldi "hOlesaie Huu teta'ls ny D. WhlIhI a w., /
we 81 anu i'i 0HA''isS street.
Real Schiedam sehnapps.
vANDEvEER,s MEpIcArPD ar n
OR
ohNol|H SoninDAN S'n"AFf~
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Paint =.
Buttons.
PEARL SHIRT, plain and figured, from 8 to TO-
v.,+ Large assOrtmsnt3
E. Coat.
Agate shirt-whiie, Plain and Ribbed
Whiteand Colored-Yonths size.
large -.
Lasting Coat and Vest.
Fancy Glass, Of various patterns.
Paper Coat and Vest.
Bone suspender, In boxes
Bone and Wood overcoat
Coat Loops, Cornelisn.
Agate, and fancy styles.
Jet Buttons for Ladies' Dresses
tstuds, great variety.
Belts, Boxes,7etc.
Patent Leather. Belts,
Black Elastic Belts
More Antique Belts
Travelling Belts,
Fancy Belts
Fancy Boxes.
Toy Watches.
Mirrors.
Mahogany Frame, all sizes.
Gilt .
Glass :. pai.ted.
Double Hand Mirrors
Britannia Shaving Boxes.
German Glasses, with Drewers.
Fancy Goods, etc.
Pocket oompssscs, corkscrews
Veg. Ivory Goods, great variety of Rattles
Thimbles, Needle Gases, etc.
Tbermometers-7, 10 and IL inches
Reticulos, largelvariety.
PortemoDnaies variety.
Porepnrses Pocket Books
Night Tapers, &ason's Backing
Silk Watch Guards and Ribbons.
suspenders
Carpet Tacks, ETC.
Writing Desks and Portfolios
Travelling Companions
Walking Canes
Pipes, large assortment:
Glove Stretchers.
Powder and Puff Boxes.
Shawl Pins.
Breaspins, fancy, etc
Twee1ers, Watch Keys, Key Rings,
Cornelian Rings,
Fancy.Rings.
Toy Whips.
Toy Tumpets
Toy China Figures.
Toy China Sets
Toy Bells.
Brass Skirt Springs.
CurtainsRinRs.
Eyelo1Machines, etc.
Perfumery, soaps, etc.
Farina Cologne
wrghVs Cologne.
Tayor's sup'r Cologne.
Lublns Extracts, wrights
Extracts. Taylor's Exits Lily
White Chalk Balls, Toilet Powder
Rice Powder, Meen Fun, cosiaetque,
Vinegar Rouge .Maeassar OIL Bears OIL
Antique oil, Pomaium, Ok Marrow, Bsudoliue,
Powder Puts, Balm of 1000 Flowers, Lyons Kah-
akron, French Soaps Military Soaps ETC.; and large
assortment Of Tayor's Transparent Wash Balls wrgbps
Fancy Scans, etc. Also large assortment usual Of
PRINTING, WRITING AND WRAPPING
BLANK BooKs,s
SCHOOL BOOKS,
PLAYING CARDS.
WRITING INKS AND
STATIONERY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS.
d14 SmNowekFr' F. R. STEVENS 4 co.
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-
PRRFuurer r.vcy cooDs
PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS,
Piaying Cards, etc.,
-
The SUBSCRIBERS invite tho attention of City Country
Dealer, 10 tba,r extensive as.or,r., :, ooa .a.n.a a.
every branch of trade. We receive or oo. d,,.s, from
the Manufacturer both Foreign and pop.,c and ar. en-
abed to offer them to dealers as low as any other house in
thu country
W. b.v. reos,vsd Nv shin, M,,,l. ar..0,.., and oh.
"sh'
'osepn noogefS9 soh's fine rocket OuILEkf'
p. =. :. RAZoRS, in cases.
. . =. SCISSORS
wO.onho,r,. ZINE pocto, or1rtERy
w w9''Snp Butcher, .' f''N'' ~ .A' l.
wade bu'ehersf ne hAZohs-
English Double GUAs-real Twist.
Damascas
''
American Ivory Handled
Eley's Double Waterproof CAPS.
:. Ant-Corrosive =.
English Bowie and Sheath KNIVES
Hunting KN1vEs-Ebonv Handle.
English and German SCISSORS.
American and English SHEARS.
German SCISSORS and SHEARS on cards.
Ieman,s superior American RIFLES
Also &rge STOCK OF The Following;
Silver Plated Goods,
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y EnIOVED-cLARK, MoSBY co. HAVE RE
II moved to 81 Front street and IS Fulton street NIL If
I ANARTkSHIRE COAL 800 TUNs OF THE
II above superior Scotch COsl, OF ships Golden
Ophela and Jacob adehaw, digeharginR p,ice
quality aud combined. these Goals have equal in
this market. For sale by
sPEN Err FIELD Co.
fe26 corner Camp and Girod SITS.
pEMOVAIs-s. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM %
~ Camp ret to the Of Grsvier New Iv.e
osS
~ ers in Psnrg Coal have removed their office from
eyee foo, o. julia street. to No 3 Commercial Pnee jas
- E MOvsl--The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS is re
~ moved 70 The Banking House, Of
and Union straes n9
p EMovAI.-c. ". PHILLIPS Ia GO, BAYR re
II moved 10 IS Onion street. MS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-28

The work Of the destroyer Ghas begun Die Lungs are IN
DANGER Resort at to
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD Cherry AND TAR,
all future aid may be in vain you moheri Your
daugheryour idol and earthly loyls a he'd Of Ian
guishng her pale cheek how that she Is
fast wasting The sepuehr cough pans your ear and
siekens your soul; it is the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-28

New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1854.
Having had the Louisiana Dry dock painted with the
BkIDGEWArER PAINT and its thoroughly tested wa
concur in opinion with Capt Thomasson, Of the Magnolia
and Capt. Brown, OF the Porpose We cheerfnv recon-.
mend said paint a superior article.
HUGHES, NALETTE THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard
Up. WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-28

Your hectic ush cough and feeble limbs te,f fearful
bodngs and loss Of hope just lie consumption
sheds hearerushng blight over the futme re need
despair An arm stretched forth youto soote and
heal Your wounded lungs Il is DR.. DAVIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-28

YOUNG MANI

THERE'S remedy that will sop,he Cough I'd save her from
the consumptive's grave.