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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08

.~,~,.., Dry GoeDs, go:
+. DA tfHaaFroHsSSihso rAnoRs.
No. Walks. -. srs s.;s..w.v
Having Jus: opened ten d@ cases NEW GOODS received
novelties % Sv ;;sa; s zsS SEa sSSSTs
In The mos. desirable shades and mixtures ' 'o'
elise q % y %
tu.s in .he hates. des,sns. purchased through
Manufacturers Agents.
constantly receiving The Choicest seec.
uoos procnrsbs N London aud PARA
H0fIl Hbiks',
HOSE AND HALF HOSE AND UNDER ssa d Un!si
in srea. variety Of description and QuAtynew goods
lot q latest patterns fancy Woo, Goods such AS ladies'
misses and chiidrens
soSrAas
EfHdiolEr1zs
COATES, &c.
EDWARD LAMBERT 4 CO.
$50 broadway corner OF Worth street.
o"D
Nos 46l TO 46y Broadway.
MUCH BE Hte pG sE az .nsa PRICES
a full assormento Of
LACEs AND EM8RorDERIEs,
rich point lace Shaws aud Scarf In Honon point and
Collars mbrodered ands crcSets breakfast sets Coures
vels infants Robes. Waists. Caps. flouncings, &c
Nos 2ss to 2sl Grand street.
and Nos. Al and 20 ca,harine street
I ORD TAYLOR
Nos. 46l to ACT Broadway.
will exhibit on Monday, Nov.7.
PARIS EMBROIDERED CLoAKs
Also large assortment of Coaks manufactured expressly
Tor heir retail sales of the
MOST APPROVED SHAPES
and elegantly trimmed In rich velvet fancy and plain
Cloths, pain an ribbed Beavers &c &c,
And a, stores Nos. 255 10 26l Grand street.
aud Nos ii and 40 Catharine street
/ ORD TAYLOR
NOS 46l to ACT BROADWAY,
Would invite notice TO their large stock of
FASHIONABLE WATER sHAwIs
Long and square Brooches Stelias, Woolen, &C., &c.
GENTLEMEs's TRAVELLING saAwLs.
VARIETY,
BELOW USUAL PRICES.
And at Nos 255 to .6l GRAND STREET,
And Nos. A. and 40 CATaARINE STREET.
| ORD 4 TAYLOR
NOS 46l to 467 BROADWAY.
Request special attention to their present large stock Of
ELEGANT PARIS DRESS SILKS
And Robes; also to full assortment Of
BAfADEkE AND PLAID SILKS,
Newest styles at rs cts to 81 50 per yard.
Nos. 255 to Isl GRAND STREET,
And Nos II and 40 CATHARfNE STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08

HARMONY DIVISION, NO. 8, S. OF T. WILL HOLD
IL public meeting In their floor of Columbian
Hail. 2s3 Grand Wednesday evening, Nov for the
purpose of disseminating the principles of abstinence
The meeting Also ,brothers A. Beae, j. Booh l. W. Peck
W. A. VIM. Macdonough and G. a. Cook. Meeting TO
mence at IA O'Clock
r ETTER BAGS BY TaE JASON, FOR GALWAY VIA
IL ST. Johns f., will be Kept open the Office of the Anne
Express Company 81 Hudson 81 Broadway
until IL A. N. on Thursday, Nov. IL, 1889
MOT REMOvED.-THE SUCCESSORS TO CHRISTIAN
IN Handick Engravers, Chssers and Enameers, still
ain in the old established place. los Nassau up
BuHLE x co.
ct. ANDREWS sOCIETY-THE REGULAR PREPA
raory meeting Of the st Andrews Society OF the State Of
New York, for the election of officers &C. will
the Metropolitan Hotel THURSDAY evening next
slant, at IL O'Clock. ROBERT DINWIDDlE Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08

T ACE CURTAINS
CURTAINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
BROCATEL SATIN,
LAsTIEG CHINTZ, DC &C.,
BY the yard, with every style Of Trimmings,
OR MADE UP AFTER
THE LATEST PARTISAN DESIGNS,
In the best manner, at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
SOLOMON & HART,
1863 Broad Eay.
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Marked down upwards of
$1,000 worth OF their magnificent stock TO- and under cost
FRS; vigorous attempt to effect early clearance sale.
COLI RS at cost.
COLLARS in round point
COLLARS In point applique
COLA RS in Houton.
COLLARS In gupure.
COLLARS French Swiss and cambria any extent and
every price.
PRICES that excite the organ Of wonder equal
FIERY ThuNDEbOiT In clear sky.
Observation-Disclosures, point Chantily guipure, French
and pusher. Also,
Real French and Pusber, marked down prices will
command popular trade.
sETs-Lace Sets French Sets Cambria Sets Swiss Sets
Breakfast Sets. Mourning sets, Children's Sets.
HANDkEhCHlEFs in every style. embroidered do. IN
every novel design Closing out clearing out marked down
right through.
Broadway merchants parallel with do occasionally level
the
FIRE of envious feeling al our prices but for
greater flame, seeing that prices viii range
ten to fifty per cent under Broadway prices.
BANDS, French, Cambria aud swiss.
RIBBONS, In Bonnet, Sash and Trimming
TRIMMINGS To unlimited extent, marked down, large
lots Of them under
SMALL WARES AID GLOVES for the million.
FRENCH KID GLOVES at IS. and S..
SHETLAND Wells, first quality, Is.
HAND MADE RUCHES at every price,
N. Strict attention shown ladies' whether they pur-
chase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08

ITO LADIES PURCHASING FuRs
an enre new Improvement for ladies Mu Just
rnenins IN h r department at Washington. II contains
openk IN he inui which y
may De solved TO- having Compartment for iadies bandkr
KID gloves &c. &C. aud when'yorn has
hnvin e E ., me general Nun Ladies before
;nyer4or he,no can and examine this Nun as the
one In this or any other city who studies The ,s @ y
the public In TINS branch OF industry hava aiso a. h os
q f sn not hot % Be esce city Of New YORK;
styles. imported from Russia Bonem pa n mos. cnace
many ee auu yet
Real Sable Capes, yictorines Mnr, ,,a en-.
Real Mink Capes, vicioraes, suis and cuils'
Real Squirrel Capes Vlctornes Muls md asnn,
Real ChIuchilla Capes, Victorines, MnlIs And GUS
Real French and German Stables. Canadian W,uus
Also Sleigh Robes Gsuntets, Collars, Gloves Trnn,io
AtP. II PHILLIPS Fur Enporuno
30 Grad street, where every article is warranted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08

A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE FOR
a sale, in ENTHUSIASTICALLY fnshed with corners
rich mouldng ted legs scoloped keys patent action
lar scale and all the modern improvements best city makers
with full warranee; the property Of private family two
street near Fulton Brooklyn Great object for cash. Can be
for DAYS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08

4 GREAT BARGAIN.-A FIRST CLASS CITY MADE
IA pearl keyed full octave Panofpre OF
most tone and finish nesrly to be disposed
Of under peculiar eli cumsances ii applied for immediately
INN sacrifice from first this IL very s
peror instrument in all respects parties before purchasing
will do well " call and examine, they will lind tAs
the greatest chances to obtain splendid toned piano
crifce Has for packing If desired Cali resi-.
dence n Leroy place Bleecker street, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08

GENERAL BANKRUPT LAW-ALI. PvNsONs
IA friendly Interested In the pssssv~ OF 4 ba.t IA
" tue next Congress are requested W cal ~ No iSS broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08
MATRIMONIAL.

AEATRIMoNIAL--A GENTLEMAN, AGED TWEEN
M eight Of good presence and standing wishes e view 70
of agreeable young lady, widow, WIN I'M. "rrv
marriage Address with particulars In strict connucneo'
X. Lyndon New York Post Office,
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RESTAURANTS.

RESTAURANTS.
NTOTICE-THE RESTAURANT AND LUNCH ROOMS
OF the late John Berry at No Broad street Formerly
Of No III Pine street, will be conducted by his widow who
trusts by erict attention TO the Of the public retain
the patronage literally bestowed upon her late husband
- -
DOST OFFICE LUNCH AND TEA ROOMS, "a NASSAU
l. street. Of Cedar directly opposite the Post office
This newly fitted up establishment will open 10 the public
Wednesday, nov. o under the management Of GEORGE v.
Ri EkSON, who Will be pleased occasion TO his
friends The choicest articles the New York market affords
will always be handMeats Poultry Oysters Pastry &c.
&c Particular attention viii be given TO the serving Of
ard Coffee also very best Ales Wines egars
&c trial liz solicited those who lunch down town.
doubling Will for the tost Office Lunch and Tea Rooms
liberal patronage ~ Walker formerly of the Vcrandah,
vii b. found at his here and happy bis old friends
MD culiu
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day GOODS. go.
A g :aa before Ia Of January 1862
rnu Essts% Ss sSss s d.
Coed CARPET. ase yard usually sold SOC foe all
usually S sis 5 M as in psy
ST. usu. sold a 81 Is and 81 s.ock Of ocoh
pspsr l2cen.s roll also 5000 pair fine gold Window
COATES sl4 Hudson street, above Spring.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH DsEss CARS.
kiss GILL; TIA Sixth avenue respectfully inform. hen
friends the public has hAndsans Assort
% c. Ana
A RNoLD. CONSTABLE CO.
On Monday, November,
80
BRocHE hoss sg.wIs.
Canal. corner OF Mercer
A REoLD, CONSTABLE 4 co.
ARE oFrEsyNo THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
sHAwLs.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
A FINE ASSORTMENT
REAL INDIA CAMEIS' HAIR sHAwIS aud scARFs
Canal, corner OF Mercer.
AT DE PERcRvALs 6s7 BROADWAY, INITIALS
"A embroidered hsndkerchiefs, table linen and bed
isces mendei and done up like new all stamping
executed oS The sssss sna Wos pee
made Chemses, Nighieowns breakfast Caps childrens
Giosks Dresses, Aprons Shirts Blankets, &C. Oh the newest
styles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08

DRO0KLYN.-ANOTHER NEW CHURCH EDTYJCE =
ID The corner stone of 4 Church. b. erected In
East Warren street. between smith and Streets will be
laid lh appropriate EXERCISES Thursday lh inst
two o'clock. 4 Bishop james. DR. Remedy, J. s In.kp
and others will deliver addresses the The
friends Of Christian enterprise respectfully Invited
tend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08
MUSICAL.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY WILL DISPOSE OF MAGNIFl
IA cent toned rosewood PsnOfOrte;
order about four months by old established city
maker and for three years. has highly finished
frame &c. &c Those wishing purchase ins,unsn. fo
BILE panofores in the city, and will be sold for immediate cssi
at full half IT'D cost purchased this week May be
81 Macdougsl street @ Clements place. between Bleeckm
and Houston
LADY GOING TO CALIFORNIA WILL SELL. HER
"A fine rosewood Piano with eolian attachment $500
and will sell it for $780, Apply at Is Ashland place.
Greenwich
MELoDEoN WANTED-FOR A SMALL. CHURCH
n Address VIM Matthew'S l07 Franku street. stating price,
which must be low, and where to be seen.
A BAKGAIN.--AN EXCELLENT ROSEWOOD SEVEN
IA octave Piano. in perfect ORDER will be and
warranted for year for ea Splendid Pianos
Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29
A Monstrous Lusus Nature.

From an authentic source, which forbds us to
doubt the truth of the story the following facts have
been received: One day, week before last the pas
sengers on board ferry boat near Quebec were at
tracted by the singular appearance OF woman who
occupied rather secluded position, and who seemed
to be under the care of some persons who acted as
if anxious to shield her from observation. Her arms
were bandaged, but not closely as to prevent con-
stant and very unusual motion, and her head which
was completely covered and hidden from sight,
was observed to sway necessarily backward and
forward, beneath the folds of CLOTH As soon as the
ferry boat reached the shore the figure was conveyed
but at this moment sort of struggle and tumult
again attracted the notice of the bvstanders, and the
Car was filled with eager inqurers.
Those who entered, however, hastily returned
their faces palid with horror. Among them was the
conductor of the train, who begged that no one
would approach, for the bandage had been thrown
Off and it had been discovered that the creature was
a monster possessing the form of a woman, except
the head and arms, which were those of pig! No
mere human resemblance, but the absolute fact.
This would seem incredible, were it the only case of
this Kind It is known, however, that there lived in
Albany N. y, a few years ago, similar creature,
stance the arms were human. This being was always
kept in close confinement, and never suffered to
leave certain room in the house where those who
had charge of her resided excepting when no visitors
were about. She could talk imperfectly, and was
capable OF some degree of mechanical labor for her
sewing was said to be very beautiful. Her head was
in every respect that OF pig-no particular was
wantingears, bristles, even tusks, all were there.
This creature died at the age of about thrty.fve
years, after having been for some time destitute of
the little reason she possessed boston Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CAIRo-The Cincinnati
Gazette publishes the following dispatch of the 23d
from Cairo, Illinois
At 2 o'clock this morning fire broke ont in the
"Emmet House." occupied as grocery and board.
ing.house, by Hugh Doan, on the Ohio Levee The
flames spread rapidly and in less than two hours con-
sumed eleven or twelve frame buildings, mostly south
of the Emmet House. The loss is between $40 900
and $4,000; amount Of insurance not known The
buildings were all light rames and not of much value
Most OF the goods, furniture, etc, were saved. The
Vermont House, occupied by @. D. Bradford as a
hotel.
Among the occupants of the burned buildings were
John schul, Hugh Dolan, Jacob Grunder Charles
Schmeztoof, N. kooler, Chas Hugher, Julius Shusser
Thomas Wilson, and G. D. Bradford.
The fire destroyed almost full block (fronting on
the levee) and creates quite gap in the river 'front.'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

No. SO CANAL STREET.-This is the Number of the
elegantly arranged and richly socbed jewely store Of A.
Wilson, keeps constantly hand watches from The best
manufacturers that warranted time pieces all kinds Of
jewery sverware cutlery fancy goods and other
usually found in of this description The
toner can deal advantage with him.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29
8ss rIsas asaa ersrn aaanaag Woaag saust 20, 1859

know they are unavoidable, especially as my hand
writing Is frequently very cramped but In my letter
dated slnt July there arc two such garing errors
following close upon another that must crave to
be permitted to correct them. The first ID the word
"uniloa instead Of as 1t should have been "unidos "
the second is the name Fesser instead Of as be-
lisve wrote Ferrern Al there is lawyer in this
city named Fesser, it is perhaps material this error
should be corrected that the SADDLE may be placed
on the right horse"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

hats, CARS AND STRAW GooDs-We would ask
the attention of dealers in hats and straw goods to the
vesement Messs Duryee Jaques Clearmap, manufac
and wholesale dealers in goods 10 Gayer street.
great facilities such enable 1t to offer
every advantage the for 1t has branch in
New York. Mesers Duryee Jaqnes Co.. p Chambers street.
factory Newark M. The trade should certainly
look into the inducements offered.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY AND WARE OF the
finest MATERIAL the finest workmanship and the most stylish
artistic Hnish may be admired and purchased at the ele
giant establishment Of Mr. E. A. Tyler ITO Canal street. whose
most complete and extensive beautiful aud
costly Of swey and perfect watches imported
into country anywhere always be at Tylers See
advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

JONAS Brook & BROTHERS SPOOL CoTToN.-We
of the the advertisement Of Messr
Jonas Brook Brothers, the manufacturers of the celebrated
and patent glace spool cotton whs black and all
description of thread held in the highest favor by
those who good from bad Is for in the principal
Orleans and obe and in the orignal pack
ages by the manufacturers for whom Mr.. Wm Henry Smith,
80 and "a vesey street. New York, ia agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Unless IN ITS OPERATION,
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain and susring-nay life itselmay be
saved, by having supply of 'Daey's Magical Pain Ex
racor hand in Of sudden accidents In cuts wounds
burns scads sprans and bruses-casuaa which children
constantly subche action Of the Pain Extractor ever
the Families should be without It, Fn directions
accompany each box The genuine always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. upon steel engraved LABEL
DALLEy's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has been In thirty years there hardly per
what has heard Of It, and family has used
that coud be- induced be without box hand
of sudden accident Where used is become
standard remedy because 1t hns equal curing burns
scslds cuts wounds and bruises fever piles and all
other nanatery and Diseases where the parts
fectsd csn be reached,
A WORD TO FAMILIES.
When yon look around houses and think there b
nothing wanting your children all playful and smiling and
everything orebodes comfort and happines suddenly
the dear Young falls and deep the result OF tho
cent You look for relief and you can't nd
i-whyf Because have neglected to have hand box
of Magical Pain Extractorhisi the whole trou
Bile. Remember and always have 1t hand Instant relief
wlbe hand.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII subdue the pain and inflammation from the severes,
cun or scads in from oneto twenty minutes heal wounds
without and eeetuay fever Sores piles salt rheu
nfammatoy rheunatsm and nsmed eyes, cus wounds
bruises old scald head and bnnIons sprans
dwellings, feons chbans of insects sore nipples
sWeed or broken breasts and all other nEamaory and
aneous diseases, wherethe parts affected reached
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J.wRIGHT CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street.
Sole for the Southern stste and to whom all order,
should be addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

FATAL AccIDENr.-Near Trenton, ILL.,, on the 9th
of August, Harrison Beetle, young man living one
and half miles north of Trenton, while engaged
in running threshing machine, was caught by the
large band and wound up the cylinder pully. His
left arm was torn off, and jaw broken, and he was
otherwise badly injured. So much so that in spite of
the best medical aid, he died on the 11th.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

FANCY GooDs, JEwRLRY, CUTLERY, ETc.-Messrs.
Tones Melvap No. Maiden Lane, New York sole
for westley Richards guns Eey's wadding and
cartridges Heos They importers and whole
sale dealers guns cutlery plated ewelry fancy goods
brushes, perfumery, etc. See their advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

SOUTHERN HAT HoUsE.-We would direct the at
tenton of dealers in hats and straw goods bonnets,
umbrellas, p1raso etc., the advertisement of Messrs BY
ram Kinds BssMr Ber 4min L. Britn, of Washington,
Arkansas being parnerimporters and dealers and pro-
petor the Southern Hat House, 10 Murray street, near
dXaHN Ne1p Ynrk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

CANDIES BY WHoLEsALE.-The Oldest candy manu-
factory America advertised in columns 1t
shed in 1906 and conducted by Messrs Ridley Co..
Chambers and Hudson Streets opposite Hudson
Biver Railroad depot New York. Its have high repu
tat ion fnr rnnriy nd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29
MoRrAu's."-In these dull piping times of sum.

MoREAus."-In these dull piping times of sum-
msr dine dining peremptory
necessity compels the diner commit capital oense
against capital dinner by disturbing its before has
time get foraby settled In Its abdominal quarters
let him who would dine we'll and thereafter ruinato
bssfu safety amid surroundings Moeaus
III Canal and partake of the full of both
perences both may be there commanded the full
standing the thorough Of bon See the adver
ttsement of Messrs. Rhodes Moulin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

SOUTHERN CARRIAGE REPosIToRY.-We ask the at
entou city and country the
Mr. Wm. H. Mcdonald of the Southern Carriage Repository
42 Broadway New York believe that pretty generally
known that this factory work for the Southern trade
alone and equally well known that the work unequaied
The business establishment devoted to meeting the
mands Of the this section in intelligent aud accept
able manner great has attended the endeavor
Planters and others requiring carriages of description
send direct factory in New York have them made to
order and delivered in New Orleans cheap if not cheaper
than they can buy at agencies in this city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

HATS, CAW AND STRAW GooDs.-Purchasers who
visit New York require goods in the above line shoad
neglect call on Messrs Duryee, Jsque and Cesrman u
Chambers where they will be likely make satisfactory
transactions, advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29
wINER's CANADIAN vERm1FuaE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL IMPORTATION.
The Late Dr.. Chapman Of Philadelphia down a.
rule that worms be suspected in child where
emaciaon and especially weakness Of the bowels sccompsn
led by discharge Of slime and mucus" and all medical
tiles that to work thorough the stomach bowes
must be invigoraed well the themselves Dis
charged. Winers Canadian verpqe faHls both
dons 1t not only exirpates the vercues but strengthens
the Digestion increases the solvent gastric Juice
and impars healthy action to the bowels Hence
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle Of greedy yet
six out OF every ten children afflicted With
the Why should this be the when
testimony that few doses of Wners Canadian
miuge will eradicate the diseasei Parents
established fact and remember that the medicine free from
oil deeterious substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain In its results free from all substances
nvgoratng to the system these the merits OF WINERs
CANADIAN VERMIFUGE, preparation which eradcases
class of internal worms with degree Of dispatch ha
agreeable as 1t Is astonishing.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT d co, Sole proprietors.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

| THE EAGLE CoTToN GIN.-These superior machines
for sale in New Orleans by Mr. W. Cushing agent for
the Eagle Cotton Gin Company His place Of business at
No. ST. Charles street, where he has hand supply of the
gins which will every demand matter how numerou
may call for article WHICH necessary the cotton
planter. We direct attention to advertisement. ,=
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29
treat DISCOVERY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners and chemical Anay
h demonstrated the great valuesof Prof De Grsths
beautiful combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief and Of PAIN But the people themselves
rendering their verdict In both unmsakabe and
satisfactory More than twenty thousand bottles have been
sold in short mea great proportion those who heard
thocs recommend it, who had tried it That IT'S splendid
discovery is everywhere acknowledged and nothing like
before prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Prof DeGraths which
Ia to be had at all the respectable Druggists city, and
wholesale and RETAIL the propretsrs prces Of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale asd.retail, by
J. WRIGHT CO..
k3 u and Is OhartIss street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

What's that ?" asked Mrs. Partington, looking up
at the column on the Place Vendome during her late
visit to Paris. "The pillar of Napoleon" was the
answer. Well, l never did," she exclaimed, [" and
that's his pillow! He was great man to use that
but it's more like bolster And it's made of iron,
do believe All! Isaac, see what it is to be great.
How hard his head must have rested on that ironcal
n;llov
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29

Why do the masses appear so much destitute of
apalyss2 Because they all have been trained to be-
leve and never think. Like the boy who balanced
the corn with stone in the mouth of the sack
grandfather great grandfather all carried the same
stone.U
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-29
FE " Err AND AsG U e.
osGOoD's CHoLAGoGuE.

This is the only remedy for this hateful dn
ease No need again complain of having it, unless
they have taken this celebrated remedy II they
take
OSGOOD'S CHOLAGOGUE,
then farewell to Chills and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, BY
J. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
Sole Agents for the South whom all orders b.
ADJ