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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-10-11
FRUIT TREES.

We fiud the following in the London Farmers
Magazine, but 1t Is not new to us. We kROr Of
the experiment having been tried in this country,
with some twenty-five plum trees, over which the
rope was cast and the end Of tie rope placed in a
bucket of water All the fruit was saved, while
all in the neighborhood was lost
Dir j. Bruce Neil, in letter to contemporary,
states that the blossoms of fruit trees, which are
often fatally off by early spring frosts, may
be protected from them and their pertinacious
effects, by the following method: If thick rope
be intcTmixed among the branches OF fruit tree
III blossom, the end OF which is directed downward
to terminate in pail of water, should slight
frost take place during the night it will not in the
smallest degree effect the tree, while the surface
of the water in the pail which receives the rope
will be covered with cake of ice of more or less
thickness, though water placed in another pail by
the side oft at the time, by way of experiment.
may Eot, from the sghtness of the frost have
any ice at all on it. The principal in particular,
as Air Neil justly remarks, is deserving of much
consideration there is possibility of its being
very bcnefcially applied in great variety Of
obvious ways. In preserving apples, during long
and severe winters, the authority states that
it Is only necessary to throw q linen cloth over
them, before the approach Of frost, (wOolen cloths
would not answer when they will be found entirely
preserved, how the winter ma
prove. There abundant re ,son to believe
that even potatoes mi ht be protected from frost
CATER being soakcd) by such smillr cxpedien.
This also, like the above principle, to which it
appears very analogous, merits high considerations
and for the same important reason, its capability
of conducting to the universal benefit of mankind
and the numerous animals under protection.
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Great Southern Remedy.
Jacobs Cordial.

For ALL Bowel DISEASES, CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, DIARR
HGA, CHOLERA MoEBUs, BILIOUS collie, CHOLERA
FANTCM. ALSO, ADMIRABLY ADAPTED
EASES OF FEMALES, most especially painful menstrual
ton
THE virtues of Jacobs Cordial are too well known to
require encomiums
lst 1t cures the worst of DiarhGa,
I'd 1t cures the worst forms of Dysentery,
Sd 1t California Mexican Diarrhpa
4th 1t relieves the severest colo,
9th 1t cholera morbus,
9th 1t cholera infantum
18th 1t cures painful menstruation,
9Th 1t relieves pain in back and loins,
9th 1t counteracts nervousness and dependency,
9th 1t restores Irregularities
18th 1t dspels gloomy and hysterical feelings
l2tn It's admirable tonic.
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CONFECTIGNERIES.
FAMILY GROCERIES, &c.

Among their stock may be found everything usuaTy
kept in store of this kind A good assortment Of
Cake Trimmings, Willow Ware, &C., always
on hand.
They have in their employ excellent BAKER, ai
are prepared furnish Families and Partys with Cake
of all kinds at short notice.
Nov. l6, 1858. MOODY INSECT
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We have also opened branch of our store at Lin
conton, where Mr. Moody will superintend the business
and hopes to secure share of public patronage in that
section.
July 4, 1859. MOODY NlSBM.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-27
JAILoRs NOTICE.

WAS COMMITTED 10 the jail ofpe
Pamela Couuiy. by A. w. I,at bum, sn.la
acting Justice II The Peace far said Conn d
49,. u negro man, who says bis name -AN
CHARLES, and that he belongs 10 Alr WIN.
Johnson, who lives near Montgomery, Ala
Gama. Said negro j. about % years VI agr,
about . feet Z of 3 inches high, aud says be l.
n brick.mason aud well borer by trade.
The owner Is hereby notified 10 rome forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away
" he will be dealt with according 10 law.
JAMES II. JONES.
Sheriff and Jailor ranola County.
October 20, 1859. 39-3w.
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Ahnnlni.irnier,. Noiler.

IfftHs ~ Administration with The VII on.
! messed. au iha estate II T.. " buchanan No.
eonsrd, having hpou rfhnitd % ihn unlefaiguetl NJ
No September term, 1853. II lht Probate tuur,
~ ranaln County, State Of Mississippi, Now
OH persons having claims aeninsi snid estate nfe
hereby notified to come forward lnd hnyot The same
prohniel ard registered within The time pte.
scrlhcl ID law, 0r ihey sill he forever barred
THOMAS T. WnSON, Ad'mr.
October T.. 1859. o. d.
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To g1isakefh AeKHr sudAsseeN1DsO q. ~
Min, AgnaL Young ssS kUt~b &no -
Young, snd fhs children ef JsA1 5hV~y6ms
decreased, whoss mama srs enasewGS Nm Il
Saspd v Caiiren, dsrssseff -
Vet. and each of you err hereby eits6ss Uoe1
appear before the Probate Cert = sot1GsuD-
" on the Fourth Monday IN Nessnhes scsss y -
cause why the petition 81 Dasid Busts, pFeyiag -
title 10 q certain lot 81 growsd ecnsAtet9s 669Soo1
a half acre. In the village y naseest1s n 81
County. purchased by p~ssisissss 81 1eos1sea, y
i~eedsnt'. lifetime, 'hsuld eel b Gsns>e1 -
q title made BY iscsdsni's AdminIktsntes -
eorasnce with the bond alsd With ~pesislsNs
NJ order Of Court. 1ssse1 lOe6 6n10
October. ls5p. W. r. w0UTfeNs Cosvts
October u, 1859. 3o.-lv.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-27

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8ff autHlfg Hla fsHfH
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ltas alh. Wale a. tN anl lia sham
pA ff felilf siib no
Cos Hitw Tfep.a nft Helmrf rn
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s0ie bnl H ao South
Cnfe1us So SIS, ninpaa ~
ftl len mtlaaa # pml kua hla nana
frtufaH N iiHl pf t lhe@
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ass. nJ flll 5inuai hl iha'r 1flafA w
i au NJ w. PIN. whore fan .lDI o.
eo'l Of emptne st
4 Nugrtn w fAan0g Among l.
novelties fm ntlf Introduced w lHd.os' MP.
nfal. IL 70 now ntieleoI %sHpfhiefa, Ilrr
heaf resemblance 10 lho.o vofu by pcnile
man. esrapi lihlFisy are made II moredrl
,ntr wlilp Di1sie ffiic with ffillcd olge
piHat one iAoh wIiH, and ore attached lo
lu .hrtby buttons Ia lko manner.
As AVmiriA pftn, Lord ftnihutt
who l. spiriivily urging England, TO q thor.
mfh armament, j. ~ American. Hc was
horn n Boston ~ li72, llis father was
the celebrated painter toplry, whose great
painting WA 1.-THE Dralh Of Cla'hnm, -
i've !. nov u Peer. and has three times been
Lord Chancellor Of England,
doopl--Dan Rec, he Snowman, ha.
turned colportcar nj Hartford, Connecticut,
". he ho. resolved . largo quantity OF reli-
gioas tract. fsoma clergyman ollils acaualnt-
nnce. With the request TINT hc would disirib-
ute them whorcycflo went. This Dan has
bcM faithfully doing, es he Inns been giving
the tracts "a every gentleman he meets.
WHISKY AND puNr.--A farmer in Ore
gon lltely bought u barrel Of whisky IN
H L 49, "a Az ~. I-..
'"," Wv -, La,jl, :, ,L,o hnn,
~. no~ mast i;n,oy ,Lcrc vas'-+
vi. a. ...i,,I 49,, n. mo,',.e ,bo d,rtb
81 sh;,. ns, ,i,;,l. shown hy ibc cnii,,.
d%isappsarancc OF the paint Wherever the
whisky had tonchcd it.--Ey.
Z, Il. CHI
~ L.. H. 't,vnd.r .,arn. -, q rccdn,
".,,.., -, e.;.L.anod ado fcsr;n,
N", - \, "na. "am,,;a s,o1l
Wv e"y.ss ..h;aH i WIKI, had o;rJej
.Io", ,hev ~se,a,Ilv detached these dancer.
ons a-,nendsyes. and walked away. leaving
their hoops in their pews.
A. uo.o,v, co,.xrv -ti,eheeI1 conn.
:, r,anec,;cut In. Lcsn tho bir,b.pleec Of
- n : sen,,ors ,w.nty.iwo mem.
-. 81 c.n....s ,wo,,v.Caur Suprcne
,,or,, ind ,e.l lcp Presidents. and eight pro.
e,,sar. az colls,e.. I'm 1881. the Vice.
I'resid,ni and one-eighih 1t the L. >. SEN
ators were natives Of or educated IN that
county. IN 1919. onc-seyenth Of the Sena-
tors were found to have been educated IN
iA'ci'''s'' county
PosrAt.-Thc Postmaster General de-
cides that a pen or pencil mark, made for th'
purpose Of attracting the eye to . particular
article, or portion Of printed matter, doe
not subject matter to letter postage, as IN
sisted on BY some possmaslcFs.
leo, homeless nv, 10 be pro,;isl +
a. ,.,y con,re4s;onai halls. instead of N.
ia.,r;~,s cis;r. 4. Who'll heretofore the M
,ianal LEGISLATURE has loIlcd The desks, Q
course, srcto be rcnovcd, and ~spcechmakinl
and hearing arc TO be rendered as much
uenanec as possible.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
PANoLA U0tNIi.

7. T. Brows, ATTAJiIMENT Issued
70. ,hy A. VI. Iiayburn. J. r..
Ep. GAHLsSp. on The goth day Of Sep.
tcmbcr, 1850 in favor Of said u. 4. Brown and
%aaains, the Estate Of said I'D. Garland, for
80 80. In the ] Justices Court held at Pamela
IN the Court House IN the County Of Pamela
aud State II Mississippi. Tue defendant Is
hereby notified that unless be appears In said
teurta Of The next Term thereof. To be hcld at
the Court IIeUsp In Pamela On the 81 Monday
In November. 1859. and plrad TO said action.
judgment will be entered. and also judgment
will be entered against u. /. Mathews As Gar
nishec In this ease.
A. N. RAYBuRN, J. r.
October Is, 1859. 3g-iw.
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IN THURSDAY, ~ ~ ssy 4. 49,
~ sess, ] viii ell = psbns eol1oA hz9s
..ss d s:rtis. - shs No. st1os9&s
s wss. I ',;ss - 80 = -. 49,.
p'''A e'''''' A'.'''s; A,os :. 49,
ssrais, Asssss -, 1850. 9
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-10-27
THE STATE on MlSslsslrpI.l
pamela CurAry.

IANutt COUNTY
10 Sarah J. Dos and husband. Lemnd Doss,
Pdrnde Jssiig and htibaaS. Thomos .laiin.
MdrB Josiia and Husband, james Josiin, aud
Hlhidm q. 1hofpi
YOU are hereby summoned 10 and appear
before the Probate Court Of said County. on
The ith Monday IN November next. to show
causc why the final account Of benjamin Mid.
dlrion, Administrators of the estate Of Ohio
Thorpe. deceased. should not lc allowed and
approved. BY order Of Court.
w p. w0OITEN, Clerk.
October 90. 1850. 30-lw.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
PASoLA touNry.

Asa Lows ATTACHMENT issued
~. .by A. VI. Rayburn, J. r., on
En-. GARLAND. } the 20Ih day Of September.
1850. In favor Of said Asa Love and against
the Estate Of said Ed Garland. Tor sl1 ~. IN
the Justices Court held at Pamela. IN the
couq;y 81 Pamela and State u Mississippi
The defendant Il hereby notified that unless be
appears IN said tsnrt ut The next Term there.
ii. 10 be- held at The Court House IN Pamela.
on the 81 Monday In November. 1853. anal
plead 10 said action. Judgment will be entered.
and also Judgment will be- entered against u.
I. Ma,hcss as Garnishec In this ease.
A. VI. RAfBuRN. J. =.
October Is. 1859. 39.tw.
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Stray Horse.

CTRAYED from ~ place. o. nile A.
- West Of Robins, on the 9Th day Of N
April lsss,s sORREL HORSE. With s4
sssss in he fceehesd, had the big js~ When y len,
sse Of The hind legs . little shise. Ne d about
Q yssrs old. ssd sixteen hands high. ! viii give
. suitsble reward for bic delivery to ne.sf any
fuformafioa that vill lead 10 his ferovs-y hv me.
wM. WHITE.
nsb;sa. Oct. 5, 1879. G-fw.
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.Trxssrgx."-Therc has been known for
many years . metal, found in the tin mines
Of Cornwall, called Tungsten" No par
sicular use has been made Of II. but recently
Il has been found thasif combined with iron
IN certain proportions, il forms an alloy that
IL a mach harder than steel rs steel Is
harder than lead. The finest and hardest
tempered steel 10 cut readily with 1t. II Is
ssid that much interest II excitedby il among
the metsllurgists in England.
loxa TRAM.-The longest train which
has evsr reached LynchbRrg oves the vir.
zinis AL Tennessee Road, came down
Monday. Il cunsirsed Of tAirty-tssv cars Of
the largest size, and Ill heavily laden with
wheat, tobacco end other produce.
HoaarBIr.-Two yosns .vhiss girls,
neither over eighteen years Of see. have
been arrested st Richmond, Va. sss sxsl.
gsmstion-sheir sooy lovers being Walters
at the Ballard House.
"a There are = ancient Egypt 3Oomiles
ofnilrosd. whea tAe running Of the trains
vss commenced, munnies we're I'D for
fsel. and ere ssid to make . very hot FIRE.
The supply = slmcst ~iRexhsastiele, end
they ~ used BY the cord. What . destiny,
10 essvi1s feel Tor . locomotive.
.1nGe s1viss ftum Janaia say thai
tie srob q sse,r TIT year will not exceed
sseaty1hfee thsusand hkds., against seven
" thoussad let yvsr.
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Fatal uedtca, Practice.

fswye the regular of Fevers commenced
with bleeding emecs and drenches Calomel and a,an
This formula has been somewhat Of late Bnt do the
doctors admit they formerly wrong Not at ALL DR.
Potter tells in the transactions Of the Medical soeie of
the State of New York 1858 that the human constitution
has changed and hence the change He predicts
however, that will change again. that profession will
return to the free Of the lancet days of lis
this monsoas The faculty than admi. that thsy
wrong, insis that the laws Of nature CHANGE
LIKE THE MOON Meanwhile Radway's Remedies are
everywhere controlling Fevers with degree emptiness
that strikes the NJ. DIS with .ment Fom Fever and
Ague up Yellow Fever all these subdued by
RAILWAYS RELIEF AND REGULATING PILLS. Nota
failure Is heard Of The Incuabes osthe faculty get we'll
smile at the doom pronounce upon them by tn medical
advisers Consumption too, and Scrofas have length
coun.ered real specific. RAILWAYS RESOLvENr is
ling the whole community with Its bnecsi effects in th.s
terrible Diseases So with rheumatism, Neuralgia Dyspepsia
Govt Pnemonia these terrible ailments quickly yield the
potent influences of RADwAY'S READY RELIES AND
REGULATING PILLS.
FIR sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos. q and Isl Char.res street,
myi5 2pft<W Genera! Agents.
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Be,.s,ssyse,., Lsscss 3 Co.,


Benshssysess, Lescis 3 Co.,
Il6. CANAL STREET. ;. .IIe
Are offering to purchasers of
ID III ~ q - u II -
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
oRaANpIEs,
LAWNS. etc., etc.
Also on hand, to be closed at
Greatly Reduced Prices,
a large stock Of
N E N G o o D s,
Comprising Irish Linens Linen shee;ings, Pillow Castings
Table Linens, Towelings, etc.
Our stock Of M 49, .s
Lisle and Cotton Hossery
Is extremely large comprising nearly all styles Ladies'
Gentlemen and Children
At Very Low Prices,
LINEN cAMBR1c HDKrs,
FILET MITTs,
GAuErLKrs,
PARAsoLs.
FANS, etc.,
with an extensive assortment of
Ribbons and Trimmings,
EXTREMELY CHEAP
4s Our stock Of
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS
We consider larger cheaper house can ex
hibit, embracing all the Novelties.
LACE NANTILLAS and
TRAVELLING BUSTERS,
And Materials make them.
Also at prices to be satisfactory.
Embroideries and Laces.
We exhibit splendid selection Of Embroideries and
Faces. comprising all the Latest Patterns
PLANTERS will find at house full supplyof
staple Dry Goods,
As well all the FANCIEs Prices much under the usual
wholesale ratee.
Alfo, full stock of Material for
MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
UNUSUALLY Cheap.
An examination Of Prices respectfully
solicited.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS h CO.,
1l6 Canal street,
myl6 2pSt One door from Royal street.
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Clothing.

Clothing.
T. MALARD & CO.,
Corner OF CanaITand Old Levee Streets.
We have now in store a large assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
LATEST FASHIONS,
Received per recent arrivals which offer for sale at
Low PRI 9 Fl sc.
Consisting Of
LIGHT TWEED AND CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND
VESTS, In suits.
LIGHT SUMMER BLACK CLOTH COATS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINo COATS, PANTS AND
VESTS.
BARBOUR SACKS AND BUSINESS COATS.
WHITE AND coLoRED DUCK COATS, PANTS AND
VESTS.
WHITE LINEN SACKS AND rRoCKTEEs.
LIGHT GAUzE BINGHAM SACKS.
ELASTIC LINEN SACKS AND BUSINESS COATS.
SPANISH LINEN SACKS, BUSINESS COATS AND DUST
ERS.
BLACK AND CoLoRED ALPACA COATS.
WHITE AND CoLoRED DRILL PANTS.
BELL, AND SMALL CHECK PANTS AND COATS.
ALPACA AND BoMBAzINE VESTS.
WHITE AND CoLoRED MARsEILLEs VESTS.
-Also-
An extensive assortment of Colored and White Shirts and
Marsee Bosom Shirts GauSe Merne Undershirs and Draw
es Lse Thread and Gauze Cotton Undershrs White
and White Cotton and Jeans Drawers Brown White Cotton
English Socks, Gloves Necktes Beauors Stocks Suspend
ers Linen Cambria and Silk Pocket Handkerchief Umbrellas
ETC., etc.
The whole of stock has been selected with care
will be found comprise variety patterns and
every grade Of quality.
F. MALARD & CO..
my16 2pSt Corner Canal and Old Ievee SITS.
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Democrats
STAND BY YOUR OLD COLORs!
THE TRUE DEMOCRATS of the Parish OF Orleans, hay.
Ing sympathy with Faciionss and Dorganzers will
sembe TONIGHT til time and places appointed by the
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE IN their tective pre-.
cncis and elect good and a hu Democrats them
In the State Convention held Baton Rouge the
instant.
Turn out, and do your duty by the good old causei
By order of the
DEM. STATE CEN. COM.
New Orleans, Monday, May Is. 1859, myl6 2plt
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RSrFever and Ague is terrible disease.
OF all the ills that flesh heir to- it the fainest in Its st
manifestations the most unelenng in its progress and the
defiant Of medical skill Fever and ague desruc
tive OF life than ption because it is easily
dnced and therefore prevalent marks It's victims for
the like execuoners bond Day by day the sufferer
weaker weaker hour he strong
Of approaching the tomb We have said that
disease of those which has nearly deed medical
scenceafe in while having been cured and
ported We happy that DR.. Hosteer of
Pburg has prepared that has been known
fail In curing the worst this terrible disease We
commend DR.. j. Hosteers Celebrated Bers suffering hu
mainly generally, as a sure and speedy specific.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT
&c., and ISL Chartres street, agents the Southern
States and to whom all orders should be addressed and by
druggists everywhere. my16 2p66W
"Rheumatism Cured, either Inflamma-
tory acuel Chroncno matter how the
how long standing. Call for DR.. MoRTIMORE'S REMEDY,
which has already cured about
had Nos 81 and 15l Gharres street, New Orleans % J.
WRIGHT 4 co. fell 2p3mkV
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MARRIED ;

9l.33s M "A n h Z ID
Al Annie CITY parish II St Helena, La, the lh Inst BY
the Rev. Ivy r. Thompson, Mr. SAMUEL NETTLES'to Mas
NARY LOUISA gRICE daughter of Capt James n Griee.
decsased-Al Of said PARISH
On Thursday evening l1h inst, ~ the Rev. Corncas
Moynhsu, SAMUEL RARNEs to Mis- MARY A. HoEF-~sll
Of this city, t
On Tussday 10Th Inst, the First Prssbytersn Church.
BY Rev. / y. Henderson, Mr. DAVID B. TkSSIER to Miss
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suWSsSA g. $50 s-..>~
Doo1s NJ Ao1s ooe Of 0ur fighting men down 70 the
h sFefcrned late n night rather top
- an s.rv.c;cn. .,,,nsh u ssvear that
s 4. sssssss y ~, 80 a,
.. s.ch 'Ase1 80 NV -, -. I. 4. "
~ ~ TURNER On - 8r0Qnd WIN snis TO
pQIk - - 81 1eA and ~ md the Turnen are
a - @Assj3
-
- 49, vusss..sn. - ~. larxt Corsressaonal
Ne . $500.
+szsss W. -
u ~ ~ = nsds = many Of my friends
q y ~ feae ~ II severe illness, from
49, u pa11n0 recsvsfsd, coupsS With my ap
4 hjsetan. = II will b out Of my
rssSr y ~ asaal the present mode has
n NJ determination net to b :
~ss n iasuIsd ~ success NJ v.rms.t
T. = honor conferred on - on the two
r ~ ~ Congress of The United States
- ~ - v Il. American party q this Dis.
ns ~ psiaeples embodied in our Platform the
's \ - 81 present Itself to ny mind in which
- ~ - my professions carry my pledges.
III election. With the prospect Of certain
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Il 0eaxs Ii whassvr form he American Question
II isasony sAsa itself always had the benefit
~ ~ - ~ ~ questions, concerning the
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- An s1slAes - ~ moor o. me House. struggled
- ~ - lsesastss recognition Of the doctrine,
- re right q suffrage belongs 70 eitf-
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III formation Of their Constitutions
Il Cepefess deem their admission into the
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,e. ~ ~ 10 alien emirrsnts vasty outuumber
~ III II ,eir and educational
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-16
Large and attractive Sale

Large and Attractive Sale
SE.ASONABLE DRY GOODS!i
JOHN ToDD,a,
1s and 14..... IL and IL
CHARITIES STREET.
Including all the LATE and DESIRABLE STYLES
OF
RICH DRESS GOODS,
i A C ES AND MILLINER
OF this springs Importation especial attention is invited to
The following Goods viz:
ENGLISH BAREGE ROBES. ss-worth SO.
FRENCH BAREGE RoBES-Half-Price.
ENGLISH BAREGEs, zoe, per yard.
RICH SILKS IN ROBES AND PIECE
Half-Price
oRGANDIEs GRENADINES, etc.
REAL LAcEs, IN ALENCoN. HoNIToN, etc., etc.
BLACK LACE POINTS, sHAwLs, BURNoUS, etc.
BLACK LACE MANTILLAS-very Cheap.
Together wi h the entire stock Of
MILLINERY,
hlbBONS, TRIMMINGS, etc.
Just opened, choice lot Of
English Barge Robes,
myl6 2p3t Very Desirable Styles.
Girls Flats.
Just opened, splendid assortment of FRENCH and
AMERICAN
STRAW FLATS, FOR GIRLS,
Empress Eugenie style.
UNFRAMED STRAW BoNNETs. FOR LADIES.
ENGLISH JAPANNED SETS for the Toilet.
CHILDREN's vELocIPEpEs
CARRIAGES, and
HOBBY HORSES.
B. PIFFET g. SONS,
No. l22 Canal street,
myl6 2p2t Touro Buildings.
Sporting Gums,
RIFLES AND sToLs.
very large and select assortment,
FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURES OF EUROPE and
AMERICA, Just received by
E. A. TYLER,
rnyl6 2p6t ITO Canal street
Pistols Pistols!
j 0 S r P H H T T US,
SO...............Cana Street.................S so
VOLCANIC REPEATING RIFLE AND PISTOL.
NoRTH's IMPROVEMENT on Colts Navy Size.
DERINGER's PISTOLS and
PERRY's PATENT RIFLE
WARMERS REPEATING RIFLE.
All Of which he offers for sale the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES.
Where also is kept hand WATCHES and
JEWELRY, which is offered at Wholesale and Retail
myl6 2p6t
Fans. Fans. Fans.
We are just opening fresh supply of
Fine Mother fPesrl and Ivory FANS.
Beautiful Printed Muslin FANS
Richly Ornamsnted Sandal Wood FANS.
-Aso-
PALM LEAF FANS, of all qualities
For sale low by
B. PIFFET g. SONS.