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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-25
BOOTS & SHOBS.

/ b.. .I.- bOOIS q. SHOES,
r GOT 4 $50 N ,
l5o l6iis Mems icL Boots, Nos s, TO-, i2, ., 81, .
60 DO DO DO calf CALF RSSls S5d 90 90 iiSS, H.
lis do Boys thick Boots do !, o, 10 .s .-.- .r
IS do do XII Boots do 4, g, 10 H.
"a do YOUTHS C'aif Boots do S, 10, lS es.t
800 do Ladies' Kip Calf and Enaelled Leather Boots
Gents Congress, Cater, i Calf and Enahced Leather;
F do Buffalo and Rubber 0vefsloes; tst A.. d, ., ,
ladies' Morocco, I'D and Tasting Congress Gaiters;
do Jenny Kind Patent Leather and Enanelled Buskins;
do silk Lasting CATERS foxed all round;
Z do Morocco and Engmeled Caters; q
Misses lasting Gaitets Nos 10 and -;
do Enanielled aud Ca,f Lace Buots, 10, to2;
Chldrens Calf Lace ffootS, for winter |
do Lasting 1ip'd CATERS; " .
do, Morocco lace Boots; l a..s.f H''I f.f fi
Boys Cali, Kip aud Patent Leather Shoes; ,tJ s.t.lI
Ladies' and Gents Rublefs, I3uskins and Sandals;
do do Cork Soles. '''
In fact everything in the line of Boots and Shoes Having
given this branch Of business special attention for several
yearsknowing the wants Of tie community, and having
but the very best Of work. think think safely
say that in this line not to be beat CALL AND LOOK
ANnYou WILL nE coNviNCED. ROOT 4 MORRISON. I
q Ashtaimla, Oct. 9, 1850
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FIRST CLASS gC
Family Groceries,!

ii Y. IOMBES,-ls now rehttlng aud
IL replening the Store recently OccuupedAy PFeniici
loub and VIII continue the business his account
The nature oil tie business Willie Substantially the as
has been,
Dealing in Produce.
And keeping hand ior the retail trade choice and carefully
selected assortment Of
Family Groceries.
The extenve additions now makngto the Stock on hand win
give him Stock fully equal not superior To any other in
this section State. And they have been al
the lowest rates. and will be sold at small advance from
cost tue publis may secure their supplies the most
pronnes and fairness Of tile manner Of doing business tbs
subscriber hopes 10 secure share Of public patronage
H. C. TOMBES
Ashtabula April "a, 1857. stsi SIS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-25

gold PENS,-7If you wish to get a
~ Superior Gold Pen ealn at sTEELES, and try biz
Be hss just reeaiysd Cue lot per Express
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-25

IF you have any Butter, Eggs or any
Il other Home Manufactures TO dispose Of take them
EDWARD H. ROBERTS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-12-25
Ambrotypes,

4 BALES Carpehr-assorted Patterns. Bale Cocoa
y Matngi ALSO, hne assortment Of Floor oil Cloths
For sale by GEO. WILLARD.
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WM. NUDGE e. Co. Proprietors OF Dr Trasks Magne
Ointment Earlye Madison Co.. New York, Geneal Agents
rts. Ndh
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@urop6tfcbc 9eaDrieDten
GMglaNO.

SuYIuuUs
2m IS. Sin9 Die Gtouung oe5 preuBiiben
Ibtontot9er5 nit oer 1ltelten Gpdter Dr. &i>
niain Nlctori1 utter zen lnl Yrrau5 I~nSeflin>
ol0tel uno beldriebenen lSeierltdfelten Dor lid.
Die Seritte o1riiber III cen engltlfel 3eltuus
gen filen 9au6eQ uloratrutben 9talm unO ltnD
obne 3wetIel en wabreS Hlbioi fit orn lcpaleu
enSlti1en Ybtlllter 8elrelen. jn = u It (Sr<
anD) fam e5 aus AnlaB per 0%eltltbfelteu gu Ell.
uem StraBeutrawllle Uon Sielullhen llattan8e,
Der leprh 9ttmaucem c15 Neben 9efcltet 81 b1.
ben lbelnt.
Nm %. uuo 25. Slnuar wuro rer; Qcvi1=
tbln" mieper um Is Sup meter n1G pem lSoi=
Ter 3uaeIhcben, Dcd) nlbt cbne DaB e5 babel
~p3itere5 llnglllf 9eJeben bite. @lne Der gro.
Ben e"iIernen Turbeln IprlmJ aus Dem Sperrs
baten 3uriid uno ihleuperte alle raran beldifs
tl1te!. Arbeiter NJ titrdterliber Strait fort, 10
ouB lie lanmtlid ltrper, NO nt4t gar lebenSSe.
.fi0rIh rerlcBt lpurnelt.
N|cnocn, Is, S1nudr. Die Zines"
brinat einen Srr ,iteu Nrtifel lter paS Barrier
Attentat, in Dem unttr Anoerm 0eIa9t wirp !:
,@uolano miro bic 8tcmoen me9ell pollSeitiber
Oenuusiaticu nitt du5petlerl, pa8e1ell erl1ubt
oa8 en8llAe @eieB ltrense Seltraiuu9 9erihtti9
bemlelener Serldmcrun9en 9esea frenCe Yc'
teutlteu.
Qpupcn, 90. Sun. @iuem 8riefe aus
Ger Sap : Gclcnle POM 20. Ottober 5ufclge
l4dete MIN Die !3abl bet Saisrn, welde benz
Sungertcoe erle3en wareu, auf n,epr ala 500,s
600. Die eeutIde OtititareG elcnie nit tbrer
SauptItapt Stutterbeim iAeint 3iemlid gut gu
9eOeibeu. Wie pa8 unS pcrlte3enpe @rablln'S
Conn Scurual pom 3. 9tcU. meloet,, p1reu bis
@upe September u~naefibr 10000 Safern III
Die GOlonie berein9etr0uIt, INK ltb oct cem
8erbun9ern gu retten.
lsnpSn, 20. Januar. 8arOn y. Slut
Der lrIbere &Omnanoant Der brit
tilt. peutIden Se9ien, tefuost lid lelt mebreren
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Carl Sormes.
(SAluB)

NCNtuD 1886.
luIer Sirltler nut elner cer er1telt, Die tnl
Sftcber 1913 beiin Glrrifaoeub1u in Wien
Oano aule9ten, uno ols Der 8lrIpf nit Wla.
Otld9rdB enttrannte, Denies Der 9rcBe Saili!t,
paB CT liA uuf Den 8aB Der SanOneu 10 gut
rerltebe, mie auI Zen Basso Absolute. NaA
Ter lleber9abe Wien'S selanS es ibm, gu EFT
%tomneu. Gr 500 naA Sdle5mi9 0cllteln, ttat
IN naS taptere @crp8 seq Otaicrs uon rer 2ana
''no leSte I'M 6riiblabrSfelo5use ron 1849 DIE
9tan5enclte Srarour an ben gag.
9ta4 Seenoisun9 on Champagne be9a> &c
tIH tta9 0ambHr8 uuo ,rlt wleper ais S1rtaer
daF. S1uln butte aber pe 6ltreihild,e 9teaie.
runJ rIeS erFabren, 10 p~erlanste lie rcm nam.
burger Senate Die Iualieieruns Des Sc6Oers
albers, g5 selan9 tbm audi piesmal, al eut.
t<umneu, beinabe UNI pieielbe 3eit, un welae
Ba8ner, e~teniauS ol5 pOliti-
i1er 6liGlling, aus Dem 8aterlanre fob.
6ormeS 9in9 naG 9cnp9n. nm audi bier itr
Oeutidlaups Gbre gu ~ltrellen nno 0pfer 81
~bringen. @r bilpete rlleltlt nc6 IN Sabre 1919
rie bsriibmte peutiAe Sper in Drurp Cane uuD
cpfsrte pen aus rsm YclitiiHeu SaifbFude Sc.
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Jtah M: :b!i]en aai:rensmH8en 0elanA Tim Dies
III rclIiten WaRe iu3teih lab er lid leltlt leet
cen cen NiuilF &nnciSeu after ctriltlirten Jt1
tirueu ais cen 9rGBteu 5da3er %Ieiner 3cIt Al,
~etfaant.
Spdter ii6erulbm 6orme5 aui Die Bitten
Wfeperteer'S Die 2eituu8 Der Sper III Gcpent
@aroen unb bradte bier teiouperS Gle Sc p.r
test'iAen Spern r9lcbert Der IeufeL" uHO pOie
0u9enctten" nit tem 9lin;enplten Grfclae CUR
NuIfiibruus. Nud in St ter Daa uno bel ben
3rcBen enBliiAen Wiulifieiten tr1t er auI unc
erntete atentbJ Itei cen tc9eiite,titn 8tliall
GrenIc greg ME in Der Oper jei3te ct iiA In
Otaicrium uuo alS 2ieoer liu3er. IS reBnete
nun pom alien Seiten Niirpeu uno Gbren oui
zen p%clitiiten 6tiAtlins Die aSni3in 0ictoria
empfin9 i'm nit Der 9roBtel NuSSeidlnun5 UNI
e~rnannte ibn gum M%ulitlnetltsr lbrer &tHcer.
Die 9r6bt II 9cuppcnilten Der W~e8elIpart lAu>
fen et3en3 Welfe fir ibn, 10 6Irtop feline
oWartba", 8alfe ieiue Oserrp Wire5 Ct Nmo-
i,r." s
Dies bic pberfl1dti6en llmrille Der Or
ihi1te ~uliere8 9roBen Ylno8manne5 !! gepeus
temp lit alh lein: duBsre Grldet1un9. Self
uno @ntldtclienbeit Ipredeu aus l%eiuent @es
iiAte, leihe 0eitalt lit rod uno mannbaIt, feline
0altung militlriiA aNp sebietcrllt.
Wie emit rie uultertllde 0enrtette
Sonnta9, 10 berei8t ieet 6crneS ne ncue
Nelt, I'M auA bier Die oeutlte &unit INNER
mebr 81 Gpren Su brinSeu. Ser unSlaubliAe
Gntbulia8ulus. Den Iein 2tuitreten in 9tew-Octt
imp Ybllarelpbia erreBte, MAT fem Ucriiter8es
benrer, "lonoern bat Der leutlAen &unlt uud IN
Den Oer5en Der ~t1ltelten Nnerlfdner ellle felte
u1o tleibeune S!llte b~ereitet.
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Ell tontle raS SraGS 1nf'S -Seltimnllelte peuiItrn,
Dap CT lid fetler SerdGtGn9 9eSen e8 babs
Id3nloig MAIDEN molten. Sobn : o1raHe
unD : | IN I'll 8 prlu9eu elrluf, CAP Ger 3eus
sc cbne llmlbpefe Die 6rl9e beantpcrte. U6
ulc gu meldeiu 3rpefe er ron Qlwre &c. Stone
u SO. raS 0etp befcminen babe. s tart
6 pd e munlht e~benfa18 eine b%eltinlnIte
4utport. bait e8 a6er fit bllli9, benz 3eu9en 5u
%5eltatten, Dap er liA 5urrr NIT eluem GnpaIte
berdtbs. Danes ~etenflI5 fir AufIAut.
Stanton lte0te nun ielbIt ben Nntrag, Dap
man eem a3eu9eu Biz Wtouta5 Se1entjeit 5ebe.
Oieter Altrl9 9inB rurh. Mclcctt bIetbt 10
lai9e IN Oenabrirnl ceS Sergeant at Arm8
ulp parf elnen Qnrpatt crnjultiren.
NunapoliS, Wto, IL. 6etr. 8eire
Rarteleq Iolell oaIir fem, p1B cine e%cnltttui>
r,nce Convention 81 GntDerfnus einer neueu
Sta1t5eerf1llnng einberufen miro.
Walbin9tCn; II. 0etr. Der Sdas=
%IeFretir idreibt Nl3ebrte aus fur Gle AuSSate
BON weiteren Sdaencten iul Wettbe Upn IinI
Otlllipnel.
New= . orf, IL. SER. s. D. 8il!um.
ION bat 9e9eu Spreder Orr cine SDlcenerlag>
tl1Se bel Der Suprem: Gcurt Dtyen wtlerrebt'
llher Serb1itun9 a~nbiliSis 8enldAt. Der go
"Cl NR'NC 'Nh AOPCO
New@yorf, II 6etr. Der 0tatb Der
AlperuIen metgcrt llb, 0clO fir Den @mpflnS
oe5 thrill hen Apmlr1l5 al teplllt8eu. OcU
bat Ell elne &nlpl1u3eSS Cnlnittee gelp1blt.
Ne ~ y If, II. 6etr. Die Antl'Se+
ccnlptoasS erlaHmllun9 fcnnte nipt atgegatttn
werOen, tl Gle Acapelnp ct Wiullt retvet9ert
lpdrce. StantCu lptaD fur5 1uBetb1lb I 8
Sofale0. Oa5 Solf 500 Damn NIT Stau1cn
rot Las Nelp<Yort 0ptel; pc ct ncd)mal5 fur5
Ipradl.
NewsYUtf, II. 0etr. Die Yct far
Gurrpd 3ebt mcr5eu mi Dem Gptnbur9b 10.
albany, II. SER. IS nup ptute IN Oer
0eleg3ebun9 elue Su cInBcIuDrt Iir 3nccrpc.
rruu5 elmer neutrality-suspicious. naD
Senlrdl= Anlertt1 nit elltm &lpltal zen 3 Wttls
~llenel.
9arriSbur5, Yl- 8etOe 3pctSe ceg
0crcB5ebnE1 blben gu rer Sbeleuny ceS fir
ltb 6u Y3llareIpDla Tlej9eiprrAentn Jbom 3
Galbln ton SuIltb bon leiner UJlu, peren Scr,
ilbrer Garter ct 9et0ptet Bl!, Ibre GmplliSn 3
begebeu,
P%ittbur8, II. 6ebr. Senrp size unO
Sbarlctte Jrles, ole Die NeeSpcrt Wicrrr.
wurOen beute 9ta4mltl9 = ll4r 9eqda3t. Yelpe
b%efarnten lI> Ill fur5eu 4nreceu lduloIg, q tl1r.
tel aber St:WIrt, rtr III 2 Mp1en 9ebdu9t
lperpen lrll, Iur unltulcr9.
ct. youl", IL. 6tbruar Der G:nllS
9'lrelprHreHt pe1 o2be %c1cer" la5t, 9ouUll>
Ielr Denver weroe pl1rlhemlth aue A'te Der
Spe5t1lilenn3 rer &lnlasleBtSlatur nit Ytta
be'eBen. DIE SIl, wel4e elue neue c%pultttai.
reUoe Convention %beruit, Iru iiber paS &;elc pals
lIrt merben. Ob re Statuten Der pcrl1en Nez
%Sl9latnr wirerruf en lperoel ~lOlIen, nun lebbaIt
t~tseatint. SInl5e %erflaren, Den Auitra9 caju
il b1ben.
@cuO. Denver, AeiBt eS, icae 5uridterairn
nnD u. prrter ucuAlb1up ltlit leiner a~n3ejteut
werpel.
pie @irren gu Cert Scot iltin5n Yriua.sr
Jt1tnr 9epel en- 81 lem.
Srleans, u. 6etruar. - Der
0anjpfer Empire Gltp init California, NadriA,
ten big gum 20. San. lit ausetommet Der
St1r Of toe Welt iubr ron llopin,pau am 3ten
6etr. na1 9tew.2)or aD mir ST. ,3OO,O00 6arts
aeIp,
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Sine Tarm in Der HIbe ron Baltimore
-, Ucrfnufru

Gtue faSns 3arm Ciruper Or. ppparbs plasl Is MeHen
tcn Baltimore, an Der philadelphia Hodb. ere cntbalt lO5
ader Va ~ nit IebGultAttttsn an bctoen Guoen, 10 eab es
auf Q4lnlA beS RaUfers in stnt ptcr Sret 5arnen aetbetlt
pcrren t!un. DaS 2dnb 9renst AT bte drInttnviat Gpa6,
Itg9t bod unb gsIuna uno III pnrb Quelen ppl gdten met
Gem u1b llSett faltem Wa Ter ret6iib b%sGidert, % 1ter fnh
IN QeAls, b r Gct lit gut an Je6IIt IN 29atSea, 8o3eeH, TIes
unb Nisien, auh Elm Cbltldrten babel. 9t @ebadee daf
Ocrt etnen Gnee Fap ; en 3BcQh6aAsl % 5n8 Bront, 2fOft5t
Ribe stan, S6tusr, Xorus uRo @tshaus, auf BEN aHoern
sroe eiu gBpbnbaus mtt 8ib,, Staa, 80rnbGIs &c. Das
Qant rtr6 p;l'e psrtduft uan gutter Gttel 9~egeben.
WGb@eS aaf benz 9Iabe bel
Etbr1.,tNfD SObn Barter resr & DStud OtSner.
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IelegrapbtIdbe Nf"cDr'cl'fe''
a..tn.. tfarbea.8aGttmSrtM tdtr."
Gpm0rep.

wafbtmstou, II. 6ebr. Senat
SauS. Scbn 8. DaIcrtt nuroe, ben,
a~eltris:m Seidtulle Senldc, rcr Die SdranteN
SeS 6awies aetra@t. Der Spre9er Srr l4nur
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&ucinlsS {. Surr 9Scretn.

Im Spuntdse ben f.. Bebruar w,re i'm srrBen Saals eS
@eceinSipiGlt'. VratttraBe No. 800, prn perm Doctor ni9.
gteb m a II n, etn Boring uttr
Scclcnlt0runoen unO OeiltcSfrnnfbeitcn
seHalten rerDen. Ser anfans 1T &benbs praciie 8 ubr,
&er @tntrttt TT fret. DGS ~ s.
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MOntas BIN IS. aebr. Fnost sts ,dbrltGe @s1eratV srfan m.
IuaB uno 8e1mgehWlb l TAFT - ppndb su abten.
5SM Spbn 10 timer, SER.
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SSobnm1,eS=S ScrdnDerMn9.
Der Uuterseibne,s ma1t bteruttt he MaSeise. has CT isn
Sumeleries y 6dtt
uDn SEQ. 10 SbarpItr, uad) 9tO. IL N. Ntuert9ltry
sniG6en Baltimore. unb 8dpettear.
norI.o+ bst 6 as. Stprd,
gsRr9fw SIC. II, NVrtt etteEtqtrdSe.
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Neue Nn5ei9en.
W 9err 9eAtbsAer ~irO asbstsn Guf Ter gUeGer.OIFes
po~rjuipmmen.
Snrmpnie 8uuzN srrin SIN 9

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MittpDa ben II. :. u. fattiaten6en Bert mmluua ttneela.
tsn. Nm lter eineH pR..irssnben @esBO rGneerunss, SUr.
atjuFima;a SIN Euf ras
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9A9H fzSnrina=Qaaerbier= Brnuerei.

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Gfe BOA B1ltimpre(tr. II. 6rantliu Jipao.
SD ,etse benz ~SerebrteH PubHum ~ereebenf AT, bB tb am
cbtaen Wlase, metnen ID iRterfatp II beauen ~etnseri6tet
babe. unb mad we pr cas- ausgsethnete y c d l6s ~Sdesreter
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&@ Au5 Suusrise fOunen fd bet mir CT luifen, ba Id tm'
ct frif&e falte Speifen ~SOrr6tbia balte.
gu aaplrsiGsrt Sefu1e Ia bet stu
Sanl.6Wt Sbtttpp Wteer.
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SStrtbfd)aft =Gr0fnun9. "a
- SD made n1sinen srtuxben Gp cen publitum nj
sETN @Qagmsinen biz %erssbeas 4nsise, has id tn Sandlfr.
k%M So. 19o, ipiIden jeferlons une We@tberrptr. etne
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Npcnta, NIT etnent 9rUsen SunG erSfnen ~er6e, wptut9
IGe freu1blidf etulaee.
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2u Derfamfcn.

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gI9eu., Sirid7uums @ihens, NuBtaum',
Gappels unp SiefernsR rBhrl}
aut aetrodutt nno pn isbtm M1ds tit in . ;dnt it6feu unb
Snter 8eunsuastn Su ~gertdafen. weI1e icOen 8aHtsr oefrt's
bigen werben. - DIAN iprete BEL uns pOr, eye N an dnSerSns
fatlt. SurnSH ub 5IpaH,
ITO Qigbttrd6e 2Eerfte peer
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&o9erbtersS alppn @5H
GsOrU SchWinn,

Go. 9 g8eIt 8rattfr., Gfe ron GcnccrSltrage.
SD made meinen 8reunSsn iOpie Dem Ss!pst."n MA. mu.s sins
m ne JSirtbi1nft cr6fnet babe unb lace r'etHe @ertpen Vs"'
nsr ~ ,ohfreibem Seiube elm.
IS Itben Mpr9eH 9wtlmeH O-l] "PI y" ~"
Qun6 o~afeetti@t.
%o q egsners une reine g0rint babe i'd fets %SCrrdtete.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
5ARas o. nixon. WILLIAM r. ADAMS.
By NIXON & ADAMS.
oFF1on. No. 70 CAMP srn nnT.


TERMS:
e Crescent will regularly served IN the
city early hour every morning, Sundays
$40 year in advance; hsifyearly and quarterly q sne
samerates 20 cents week, payable 70 Che carriers
Advertisements, per squaefrst inseftionin al cases
I'll; for every subsaq 50 cents
Advertisements the eeond pages are charged ~
for every Insertion.
Neutrality-suspicious. atineryals VIII 90 chasee "a PCT
square for every insertion.
Advertisements marked win Be published one month or
and charged secodingly advertisement or sub
soon viii be stopped until sllerreaEages paid, athe
option 81 the proprietors
YfFeraI Discount viii Be msdeto regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
~ circulation which reudeEsith desrabemedur for adver
tssrs AS FAxILE PAPER It eirculates largely, reaching
hundreds Of hoBsesat early hour, and being read
approach Of business hours, consequently articles
for family uss may advsntageousy published in its
columns,
THE WEEKLY OR SCENT
II pubished every Monday morning IS year invariably
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
isisua Mississippi Arkansas Alabama Texas, and other
States presents favorable advertisers ofmaking
their wares and commodities known Advertisements in
serted for 81 per squsre. eachinsertion.
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HYDE Il GOODRICH,
corner Canal and RoyRl SITS
Communicated.

To the Proprietors of the Daily Crescent
You will please discontinue my advertisement in your daily
paper which the following card will explain:
The undersigned has on hand and sale large assortment
Of SLOAT & CO.'S ELIPTICAb SEWING MACHINES,
patent and by far the best Sewing Machine invented
which sell from forty City dollars less than the price
asked f0r tile Wheeler 1 Wilson Machines
This circumstance has exasperated the vendors of the
Wheeler Wilson Machine that they have by application
the Second District Court of this city enoned the undersigned
from advertising his Machines improvement and upe
rlor to Wheeler Wisou8 either newspapers or in front
his The public fail that this unjust
effort part of monopoly keep the price Of the old
Machines which with any when the superior
advantages of the Machine, invented by sL0AT CO.
shall be known.
The undersigned relying the omnpotence of truth and
the certainty of public justice expects hearing
be had Of the in court have this silly Injunction
aside when my advertisement will appear usual daily
papers.
The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing public
that although suoned from advertising his Machines he
is in way prohibited from selling them and they
by LISTERS patent the United England every
other ing Machine made being the latest and Machine
invented which justly sell under The prices asked for the
Wheeler K Wilson, any Of the old inventions.
feel Of being able sell to all who may good
Sewing Machine and am prohibited from advertising
and Sewing Machines invite public to call
and examine for themselves, at No. % Camp street.
dl3 2p7t NJ. s. HEDRICk.
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THh AMPrrHgArER.- Great was the rush of ladies'
and children at the Saturday noon performance
splendid was the spectacle to behold and great the
merrment and delight Of the fair and tender multi
tude. The night performances Of the circus troupe
continue to draw the usual large and fashionable
crowds and to afford the usual large amount Of salts
faction Tonight, in addition to the usual brilliant
and dashing list of performances, we are to have
Master Frank Barry for the first time He is said 10
be the greatest bareback rider of his age living.
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Theo0ol. -E1anstnel..

22s and $50 ROYAL Street, Corner Of ST, PHILIP,
BRANCH STORE AT JULIUS DANzIGER's,
1876 RAMPANT date Circus Street,
Has just opened dis NEW GOODS for the Christmas Holt
days such Embroidered Collars Sets Handkerchief sks
velvets, Ruban, chinele shawls Maatle shawls.
SILK and WOOL PoPLGN DRESSES at 81 30 with great
variety Of
New Style Prints,
Which will be sold at TEN CENTS PER YARD.
F~ Country merchants win do well to examine their prices
befors purchasing elsewhere, $50 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20
MONDAY MORNING, DEoRMBRR %, 1855.

a. Our readers must look to the inside pages for
reading matter Of every description. Our numerous
lady readers viii excuse the small amount of literary
matter this morning, when they notice the crowded
state Of our business columns We would say to all
OF you read the advertisements and notices of the
same, and you may profit greatly thereby-for the
HOLIDAYS are near.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

FEAHEu1 AND Fatal FALL.-A tnman named
John stOrer lost bis life in St Louis on the 18th inst
BY falling from the roof Of new flyestory building
He fell inside, and struck the josts Of the several
floors in his descent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

UT0rd's
CELEBRATED sM0KECONsUAIING PATENT
OIL LAMP.
At from 81 so to Sc 80 piece.
Country merchants retail dealers well as planters and
housekeepers general will bear that the Uhord beau
tiiu reading writing and sewing Lamp" an article ndspen.
sable in household economy and leave this city at this sea.
the year 90 home without next to insanity 1t
will give light equal gas requiring only the poorest OIL
grease lard fat feed warranted not to smoke or
smell in its combustion Sold by wholesale and retail by
NJ O'CONNOR, Sole Agent,
go 2pMoNeFr l57 Poydras street
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NO. 80 .HagasiMe Street,
NEW ORLEANS
OPENING OF THE WINTER FASHIONS !,

HAVE ARRITED-N0w READY-FoR SALE,
ALL THE NEW STYLES,
AT WHOLESALE And RETAIL
city and Country Trade supplied.
THE WINTER sTYLE-FlNE BELDEN, SIX and cass
mere-Fashionabe.
THE BEAUTIFUL NIAGARA HATH Grey, Brown and
Blaok-Glaaed Top, SILK. Plush and Velvet.
THE LATEST ouT-THE PIocoLoNINT HATH Fine
Velvet Plush Cloth, Beaver, Fur, sc.
STIFF BRIMs-THE DOUGLAS" sTYLE-Browu Fur
Black Beaver, DFab Cashmere and Pearl stiff.
EXTRA SMOKE, GABLE" BANDs-THE CABLE hat
The Army and the Nicaragua HAT
CAPS Of Cloth, CATS Of Fur CAPS of Plush and Velvet
For Infant, Child, Boys Youth and Men oftaste
Ladies' Fine silk, satin and Velvet BoNNETs Spring style
at Wholesale,
Ladies' Partisan Straw Trimmed Infants Jockey and Misses
and Ladies' BOOMERS.
Boys and Mems NAVY CAP and COVER; the Kansas style
Bengal, Haveloek, Young Ameica-1n Castmerete col
ors; also, the Great Western.
Blythe cheapest Hat Establishment in New 0rieans-h,
most extensive assortmeut-the most Fashionable Goods
S. E. GRUMAN 4 CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers,
No. Sc Magazine street corner Of Grayer, New Orleans
d2O 2pial And 90 Broadway. New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

The oRIEANs.-Auber's opera, "The Ambassa,
drice,n will be produced tonight, Mile Cordier,
Mime Yade, Messrs. Beauce and Bourgeois ia the
east
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

sHooRING CRniE-A steamboat engineer has bsar
arrested in Cincinnati on Charge Of having violated
three little girls, the eldest only eight wears If age
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

Young MEMS CHRISTIAN Association Else
where will be found the names of the officers elected
to administer the affairs Of praseworthy Associa-
ton at the meeting Of The l4th inst It will be re.
marked that the officers elect are gentlemen whose
course can but elevate the Association to still higher
II that be possible. place in the public estimation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

SOUTHERN BIBLE soolErg.-The annual election
of officers to serve for the ensuing year, will be held
at the Bible House, 1917 Camp street, at o'clock, this
evening, as per notice elsewhere published.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-20

PIAomE's VARIETIES theater was fashion.
ably crowded, as usual, Saturday night, and the
performances pissed off to the full satisfaction of all
Tonight We are to have whole feast Of fun, to,
wit Married Life, in which Mark Smith, Briggs,
George Jordan John Ovens and George Holland,
appear as the five husbands and Mrs. Warren, Mrs.
Boyce, Miss A. Graham, Mrs Mark Smith, and Mrs.
John Seton as the five wives "a great cast this D
" Out for a Holiday" and The Irish Tutor with
dancing in the interludes. This is really great BILL