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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20
MALE AlADEM

URINARY SCHOOL MRS. JULIA l..
L JOHNSTON will open School for small Boys
and Grls,aL her house, on Third street, between
Franklin and Grace streets, on MONDAY, 18th
September, 1859. an l6-5w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

Al, FOR RENT.-ON CHUktH HILL,
@sa and possession given imnedlately. enc 1c q
MEL those newly erected and well finished BRICK
.rENEMENTS, third door from Leigh, on 18th st.,
nearly opposite the Church ill Bakery containing
the accommodation of considerable SIZE family;
GARDEN attached and well of water on the premises.
rear Old Market or JAS. M. CARTER,
10 PTS Opposite Excnango dOte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

ED.-Excursion Tickets VIII - issaeGi ~
the uEde rs,gned, for the steamers JAMESTOWN
for 8 Is the round trip, and no charge for Meala
These Tickets will be good By either of the steam
ers. They will not DO transferable. will any
duction be made from the price if they not used
for the round trip
The Tickets viii be good to return by either Of
the steamers until the lst of October next thus al
Lowing those seeking business or pleasure, or botk
LUDLAM Il WATSON,
Office opposite Steamers Wharves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

Washing and Llghte. .-.-......-... no
Tuition in Primary Department. 500
Tuition in Ordinary English Branches. A0.O(
Tuition in Advanced English Branches. 60.0(
Modern and Ancient Languages-each..... 40
Mhsic-Vocal and Instrumental Piano and
Guitarl, one lesson for one hour per
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

- FOR RENT Two handsome FRAMED
TENEMENTS, tlately erected by T 3. Hewitt
They contain seven convenen nj rooms, closets. &,
each. with kitchen and other out buildings at.
tached. Possession will be gwen about the LIST OF
an isMst JAS. NJ. TAYLOR L SON.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31
A MOTHERS LOVE.

Buried deeply in the bosom
OF the Orient Indian earth,
Gems of richest ray are shining
Gems of beauty-gems Cf worth!
Meath the billows of the ocean,
Hidden treasures wait the hand
That again to light shall raise them,
With the divers magic wand!
What TO me the wealth of India?
What the gems beneath the sea?
What the riches of the wealthy?
What the gold of kings TO me?
When beside one only treasure,
These in gaudy vcsmcnts move,
Then, ah then, tho poor, I'm we lthy-
Wealthy in mothers love.
Maidcn's smiles are sweet, but tickle;
Love they seldom have TO give,
Like the dreams of Eastern smokers,
All too short that love doth live!
Bus the holy, pure affection.
BY gentle mother given,
Never ladeth with the twilight,
Dies to live again in heaven!
Often SICK and sore with trouble,
Longing from this world to fly,
How That holy love has cheered me,
Bcamlng from motber's eye!
How those gentle smiles have stlled
OFT the bit.cr thoughts that rove:
Oh. priceless gift OF heaven
AIT thou sure, Il mothers love.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31
MOUNTAIN MILL!
-Four Miles South of 1!linOIstOWn.

VHNHIS MILL has been thoroughly repaired
n and the proprietor will now furnish lumber
cheaper than can be had anywhere in the noun
tains. This fact can be ascertained at the mill or
by address to the Lisbon Post Olice. nave on
hand superior lumber for building. fuming. &c.
We have large quantity of laths, which we also
make to order and sell cheap for cash or on rea,
sonable time. All who are in any way engaged
in the lumber business are invited to visit our
mill. inspect our lumber, and ascertain our pri
ces Z. r. MENDENllALL.
By d. b. lIUGrEs Agent.
November 10Th, lS59.-3m
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31

The fir tiotlng match IN America for a
purse, was in 1918, when purse WAS made
for one thousand dallars, that no horse could
be produced which could trot a milo in three
minutes. The purse was won by "Boston
Blue who trol,ed the mile inside of the time.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31

At San Francisco, says the National, sew
eral cases of insanity among the Chinese
have come under the notice of the authorities
recently. A belief prevails that the habtu
al and excessive use Of opium promotes in
sanity among these people. 1t isstated how
ever, by physician who has had considera
BILE practice in China that instances of con-
firmed insanity are rare among the OPIUM
smokers.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31

CAST PERCEIVE Ir.-rhe Dashaway As
sociation of Petauna addressed circular
to the Elitor Of the San Jose Tribune, re-
questing copy Of his paper wherewith to
adorn and embelish their reading room.
The Editor not being temperance "cnss, -
de- lines, somewhat at length, to send them
his paper for nothing, and closes as follows
"ln conclusion, we cheerfuly inform the
above committee that, "ihe object of the
Association is of such Il character as to com
mend itself to favorable considerations" and
that the price cf the Tribune is So per an
mum, "invaraby in advance"
Gg" Thanks to Wells, Farg' & Co., Tor
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31

The rarest kind Of ability is amability.
If Il man is bitten by a dog, he is most lik, :
y, whether the animal has hydrophobia or
not, to get mad
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31

PROGRESS OF LANGUAGE.-Last season the
question used to be, 500 you take your bran
dy sroight, or with waterT Now the form is
"Do you take your brandy straight or
cttlnded" Boston IrapeLer
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31

Friend of ours sends us one more Incl
dent of the Mexican War, and he YOU, hes
for its literal truth:
Immediately following the capture of the
City of Mexico by the Americans under
General Scott the Mexicans commenced
numbering the officers and soldiers 10y shoot
ing them from the house tops as they passed
along The streets
TO put slopto this balbarous custom,
General Scott issued orders TO enter and
sack all houses from which these shots were
fred A day or two after this order, an
officer, passing along the streets, saw n "son
Of the green isle" very dell eratev walking
up and down in front of some fouses ap-
parently amusing himself by examining the
architecture OF the Mexicans When the
officer approached, the following dialogue
took place:
OFFICER. "What are You doing there, Sir?
You will be shot from some of these houses"
SOLDIER. "Arrah! now be asy, Leuen.
ant; that's jist what Pm afiher. There,
twlny of Tie boys waning foi ,i',m r,.roo.
me-"
1t is needless to say that it had not occur
red to Pat that his share of the pIunder
would be very small, CT that he was sacri-
ticing himself for the benefit of his friends"
AS the politicians say.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31
ART AMID THE ST1ERRAS.
L8LLSGsGaTEa & EEIX.

YEylIE subscriber takes this method of informing
Il the citizens of California that he has re-
fitted his rooms and is now prepared to take all
kinds of Pictures known to the Photographic Art.
unsurpassed in the world; that he has made spe-
cial arrangements for persons coming from dis
tant parts of the State. and would say 10 all such
that provided perfect satisfaction is not given, he
will not only not charge for work. but will pay
them for their time and trouble in calling.
These arrangements have been made in view Of
the fact that the country is tocked with unskillfu
operators whose work is not only wanting IN che
mlcai eHect' ana every thtng t!aI c'ns''u'es d
the chemicals employed, they are rendered perish-
TO avoid the impostions nracticcd. the citizens
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31

California has produced over half mil
lion of gallons Of native wine this Year.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31

PAGE C was pretty extensively known
in the olden time as one of the hardest of
the hard a court passed without half a
dozen indictments against him for assault
and battery. lie had just been tried aud
fined heavily, and was standing in medl'a
tive mood upon the upper step of the court
house door. One step below him stood a
stranger whom Page had never before seen,
and who certainly had given him no cause of
offense Without word Page struck the
unsuspecting and astonshed individual a
''sockdollager," and of course tumbled him
headlong down the flight Of steps. The
grand jury was still in session, and within an
hour another Indictment was returned, a plea
of guilty entered, and fine assessed and
paid AS Page walked up town from the
court house he was asked what motive he
had in striking the man.
"WeII, the fact was said he, she stood so
fair couldn't help it,"
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WARES, ETC
GEO. WILLMENT.
Corner Of Commercial and Court StS..
AUBURN, CAL.

z HAVE on hand, and nm constantly receiving
Il large additions to my well selected stock of
Groceries, Liquors. &c., at the old corner consist
ing in part as follows:
Choice French Br9ndcs; English ale and Porter:
american do. pints and quarts;
Monongahela Whisky; Piper's Heidsick;
Bourbon do. Stoughon Bitters:
Holland Gin; Iostettcrs do.
american do. Boxers do.
Club House do Lemon Syrup:
Jamaica Rum Raspberry do.
New England do. Ginger Wine.
a General Assortment Of liquors; also n
choice selection OF Superior Wines.
Fruits.
Apples, dried Peaches, dried;
CurraHs do. Cranberrics do.
miscellaneous.
IKE handles; Mustard. Eng Soda;
Beef, drcd Eastrn Cal; Shoves:
Bacon; Mate cs; Sugar. bbls. hfs
Butter; Maccaroni: and boxes:
Beans Nails Spikes; do Crushcd;
Buckets; Nutmegs; do Powdered:
BrOOms; Oysters; do Ground:
Barley; Onions; do Granulatd
Candles, asst'd; Oil. Olive. Polar. do N. Orleans
Coffee ground; Lard Il Sperm; do China:
do JAVA Pie Fruit. Eng. do Batavia;
do Rio &Amercan; do Manila:
Cheese; Pepper; do ST. refnd
Cream Tartar; Pickles; bbls. & hfs
Corn tins; Peas; Tobacco, Grape;
Goldfish; Pipes: do Peach;
Cranberries; Pc cls do Fruit
Chicken roast Pick handles; do Watson's:
Corn meal; Pork, clear and do Smoking;
Camphenc; mess; do Natl leaf
CLAIMS Pepper sauce; Tomato Catsup;
Caps, percusion; Rasins. ! dand Turkey in tins;
Crackers, soda; whole boxes; Twine, cotton;
do sugar; Rice, Carolina. Tacks, assorted
do Boston; China Batavia Tea green, i'm
Flour; Manila h Patna perial, gun
do buckwht; SOAP. Hill pale powder, black
Hams various; do chem. olive Tomato sin tins
Hominy; Syrup. Bost'n in Vermicilli;
Honey, in tins; kegs and bbls Vinegar;
Jelies; do S. Francis Yeast Powders;
Jams: co. kegs do; Preston and
Lobsters; Starch; Merrll's;
Lard. in tins and Salt: Il great variety
kegs: Strwber's in tin of spices and
Mackere. hf bbls Sardines /! & bXs x case goods
4 full assortment Of Hardware and Tin
ware always kept; also RaiIing Wire
for HAY.
.fublrn. June 18th, SO my.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31

Counselor R--, WHO was afterward ap
pointed to the bench Of the Supreme Court
in ,he--Siate, is a lawyer of extensive
legal attanments, and in accepting the
ermine forsook very large and lucrative
practice He has, however the reputation
of being the longest wnded counsel and
most prosy advocate that ever tried a case
in these parts. His jury arguments rarely
fell short of seven hours in length and his
examinations of Witnesses were tedious he
yond conception The following 'veritable
fact" is told of him as illustrating his style
in this behalf:
At court, not long since, Mr.. R was
engaged in the trial of cause where the
opposite side had attempted to prove the al
leged signature of Ehenezer Carleton a for
gerry An expert had sworn that in his opin-
ion it was not ihe hand writing Of Ebenezer
Carleton, and WAS turned over to Counselor
R, who cross examined him in this wise:
"Mr. Witness look at this signature again;
look particularly at the letter h Nov tell
the Court and jury what yon see ia the first
hair-Iine of this letter that makes you think
it is not genuine SIGNATURE
This question being answered as well as t
could be, Mr. R continued,
"Now look at the turn at the top of the II,
and tell us how that differs from the turn OF
an II in the genuine signature
And SO he went on, examining the wit
ness as to the up strokes, the down strokes,
the loop, and the turns Of this letter h, for
nearly an hour, till the patience of the
Court was pretty well exhausted.
"Mr r." said the judge, 'arc You
not making this examination rather tedicus!'
"Perhaps so. May it please your Honor,
the witness may now pass on to the letter
b."
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31
SUPERIOR LUMBER!!
Always on Hand at
The New ENGLAND MILL,

Twelve Miles above Auburn. OH the 1ilt-
nOistOWn Road.
TIME proprietors of the above named Will are
L prepared to fill all orders for LUMBER al the
shortest notice.
Building and Fiurlaing Lumber,
of every description. of the first quality and the
terms equally reasonable with any Mill in the
county c,
qzS~The inspection OF the public is respectful
ly requested.
az,g~N B. Orders left at Wells. Fargo CO.'S
Express. Auburn, will receive prompt attention.
May 2Sth 1S59.-ly
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31

You've Men OF CALIFORNiA.-Rev Mr..
Boardman recently delivered an able and
eloquent discourse in Los Angeles, in which
the following passage occurs:
but of young men, what an army!-not
another like it in the void, nor ever was!
Two hundred and fifty thousand in nopula-
ton of only three hundred and fifty hous-
and inhabitants! just such as those who
under the heroes. Taylor and Scott, ma le
the conquest of Mexico with brilance and
ease SO surprising, that, if their deeds shall
ever find n Prescott to record them, thew
will throw the olden conquest INTO he shade
Many of them, indeed, the very men who
in the fields and teats of those memorable
traled the American power to daring and to
doing, and Others just as brave and good
Philip Benson, of lower Virginia, a law
yer in embroy. wishing to obtain a license
visited the county seat to be examined by
one of the jvIges. The old Judge ON whom
he called was fond of good liquor, and when
the young man came IN excessively embar-
rassed, the Judge wishing to reassuro him.
said, Come, Mr.. Benson take GLASS of
brandy with me-"
At any other time BIS eyes would have
sparlled equal to the brandy; but in his con
fusion he replied,
NO thank you, Judge; | never drink
brandy.'
Returning the brandy, the Judge produced
a bottle of Champagne and said, Then
take a = ASS of wine with me-
BIS embarrassment not lessenc', replied
No, thank you, judge ! never drink wine"
Not to be defeated, the Judge then said,
Well, Mr. Benson you will certainly take a
glass of water with me"
BY ;his time b who did not know dclin
itely whether he was in the judges room or
on Mount Etna, in great confusion replied,
No, thank yoa, jadge / necr drink wArEn.'
The judge gave ill.,"
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31

lc5" Thanks to Wells, Fargo & Co., 'or
ST. Louis papers to Dec 9TH
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-31

4 HAVE on hand, and Am constantly receiving
Il large additions to my well selected stock of
Groceries, Liquors. &c. at the old corner, consist
ing in part as follows:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
" yERANBA BUILDING,
32 Old No. Camp street. between Poeyfarre and Caope
Seventeenth Annual Session.

Annual Session of this begins
the First Monday of September, 1859
The of instruction comprises general end extensive
tenn of education offers advantages Cor the acquisition
languages The French daily spoken the school, and the
Modern Classics thoroughly analysed
The location central the apartments spacious
well ventilated The school is provided with choice library
the best musical Instruments and complete philosophical appa
References innumerable. Among them the AlumnH of
this institution who number among the gems society,"
Students admitted at any time during the session.
For further particulars apply person by letter.
Institution. NJ. ID. DiMITRY, A. M,
President of the Board.
New Orleans August, 1851 au3l&Wtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22
partifalar Notites.

NJ Board of Directors OF the Mechanics,
Kara III " d sTa, H. sd9nrsa meeting p The
Ev ies NsSd hs d s y o se.
business oi Importance will be ac.cd At This meeing:
.1 Il. u. swAsEY Secretary az
pd ng-Notice to shippers Mobile Freight via
The CRY Depot and Lake Wharf crowded-he Mail
oats beng unable 10 take of The daily receipts d22 1t
Ngw ORLEANS G.- L,Gnr CoAp..v,
E8~The Board of Directors have this day
declared semi dividend Of per cent payable and
at , q .jannars, 1860
lIahLo' w.snrse1os , Fur cparA y , Ns ~
New Orleans Dec. H. 1853
dy % & nssffSng & Mi th ffs% M
ias BE BIZ s' asa "sf rfAnMf Nj
d2l 81 /. y. ZEAL. Secretary
re- Daily Prs yer NIeetins-The daily Union
Rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Associations No - Camp
street from Til date cordial invitation Is eSenicd to the
s S' o %S op few "o" s " n'''e' men WI ' ana ts
CRESCENT CITY BAsk.
,,r,, Ne. ncH, Res.1ler Is, IS sas
y notified thai election of Directors the ensning
year will he ,ed lie banking ose Monday ID
nest, between the hopra Of l0orock \ NJ and O'Clock
ri Iicarynne copy, dl0 I'd
DELFT CAaAL sSD NAvIGArI0s CoNrASY1
NEW CtI.FtSs.
Of mis- Company TO sete tle ensuing year ~iil De held q The
ole' Of the trHu No lj Basin street, between the housa
Of q A NJ AID T. Nj, on MoNDiy I't,nary e. 100.
HEcnAStcs, Asp TnsbEns' BASE.
Rev Orleans. Dec. Is, 1850.
81. The annual election, for Directors of
DIZZY The ftIt f,irs tie Banking Home between
Tie lioar, d 10 \. u. aud T, N.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22

Linseed Oil.
100 barrels Raw and Boiled, landing and for sale by
die Ct H. BLESSEY, - Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22


~ NINE GR0UX, FROM PARIS,
yESNo 90 od l Cont street between Bourbon and Dan
pbiI New OrlcaSs.
~ The best and most complete assortment Of Costumes
Masquerade Dresses Domoes every nation, and
style ,,. a.
IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22
Dental Surgeon.
Oriental Resta,.rat,

Oriental ResfNssrHt,
Al ST CHARLES ST, OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
The undersigned begs inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that he has opened his REsTAURAT and
he pledges himself provide the best MEATS OYSTERS
GAME, FISH AND VEGETABLES, that the market Affords
Attached to the establishment is
OYSTER SALOON AND BAR,
Where the best brands of WINES BRANDEs ETC., will be
ASp' -'''''s '''''S 49, SAM. CROGHAN,
no 2ntf Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22


HYDE & GOODRICIIS,
COR CANAL. AND ROY AL SITS.
Every variety Of Imported and Domestic made
watches.
Having relations for thirty with the
best English end Swiss Manufacturers have facilities
daed in this city furnishing WATCHES to suit every shade
taste We have Europe ten different manufacturers
whom give patterns and Styles and who make these
goods for us only SPORTING WATCHES, Of the highest
finish; Watches winding without Key; REPEATERs and
EIGHT DAY WATCHES; LADIES PLAIN and ETRUsCAN
GOLD ENAMEI.ED and DIAMOND BACK WATCHES, with
Cba,elaincs to match celebrated FRODsHAM and JUR
GENsEN WATCHES and other varieties from $50 to 800
Diamond .Jesvelry.
choice collection mounted by ourselves in lGst and
richest styles We import oir own DIAMONDS and deal d-
retl with tile largest merchants Of PRECIOUS STONES
in Paris and London
PLAIN GOLD and ETRusCAN JEWELRY
ENAMELED,
CORAL.
GARBuNclE ..-".#~
MOSAIC,
CAMEO,
AMETHYST,
SAPPHIRE,
..... LAVA, GENEVA PAINTINGS, PEARL.
AMI every other style, a, all prices.
s'LArEfs1 No RE,
hot OK EEPiNG GOODS,
~uTLERY. .....
FANCY GOODS,
PARfoR ORNAMENTS,
CLOCKS,
&c.. "M VASES, -.
-.......... BRONZE FIGURES
And C.NNDFI.ABi, ls
.. PARIAN sTATuETTEs and VASES,
DRESSING CASES and WORK BOXES.
PORCELAIN DINNER and BREAKFAST SETS.
Rctiy decorated hand and furnished to orler, with nane
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22

- o'clock ~ n lie st Chre ettl Exchange auction,
VIII hssod-
Two LOTS OF GROUND, together with the improve
uanis stnltr holulsd BY Rampant date CUcu street,
'iHl4n Basin aud canal Said lots measure To-
etlrr 81 feet 3irrl front anpGfi "a feet iafles
front in street ~ dgp and front Common street Of
2 inches. and III lec lp5i inches the other Side line.
The comprise agee story brfcL huiiinG,
known GaTpus Stables and covering the whoe ground.
s elegant location far residence slaSc depot
b5TEEf A0n fourth cash balance credit OF G, T. IS,
IS bearing per
crest and per eventual interest seemed mortgage
The property Tue improvements be kept insured and policy
transferred 10 the vendor.
Of sle before j. w iireedlofe, Notary Public, the
ynpl NJ tn u,irch Ill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22

a. MADAME DeBAR'S DANCING ACAn-
Envy No. 2S3 Baronne street, between Grod and julia
SyrS The Ladies Orleans respectfully informed
~ that Academy is open, where all The
Wy Fashionable Dances will he taught.
I.fes-Monday Wednesday and Friday, from lOa to l2a
and ~ to G1s.
Chil1ren-Fuesday Thursday and Saturday, from AZ 6
p. NJ
Private LessonsTuesday Thursday and Saturday from l0
to 81
Terms Ladies' $40 per month; Children S. payable in ad-
vance. Twelve lessons in the month.
De,ar be at her Academy day, from l0
to 31s and AZ to 6ls. MA 5m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22

CHANIPAGNE-l0O cases Moet & Chandon Vim Angnis,
~ lnding ex shin PeQuot from IIayre and for sale by
S. WOLFF,
dis Corner of Grayier and New Ieyee streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22

IA and Granuated from Pure Milk American Solidfed
Milk Works. Armenia, Duchess county, New York.
This superior article lately introduced 10 notice is The result OF
nnng faithful and expensive experiment The s,nndhhs
report concerning it to the New York Academy Of Medcne
will suffice to state that the American Sodiea Milk no'hng
but the solid constituents Of pue milk comhipcd with little
less than equal part by weight of white that it con
tains no other foreign substance that The various solids oil tho
original preserved intact the butter gobnes being w
broken that it is readily and perfectly soluble in water and
when disso in proper proportion it is in fact milk as II
hy the cav with the sole exception OF the sugar
which accompanies it, It is highly recommended by the first
physicians Of Eastern cities by OF the army and
navy and approved by the late Dr. kane and here
has analysed DR. Crawcour who posi-
tive boon to Tho mnny For sale by the principal Ship
GEO W. MANSON, Agent
n20 lm Co.ler Of Common and Tchoupoulas ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22

Rev Orleans Dec. Is, 1850.
H7T. The annual election for Directors of
TITS fHuk viii ~ tHi at"o ncl with TIC chHfter, on MON
DEFY. The ftlr jnrs tie Banking Housc between
ic insrs a 10 \. ~ aud : +, NJ.
dl6 nt q. CRUHaT, t'nsher.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22
McCERREN, LANDRY s. co.

THE SECOND AND LAST EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALT.
uary bohemian Glassware, Silver Plated Ware
at auction. by catalogue. without
RY McCERREN- LANDRY & co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22

NREGORIO, ROWLAND &. CO., IMPORTERS
" Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry and Green Fruits
Nuts etc. etc. Nos s Fulton and 81 Front Streets New Or