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WOOD G. CARTER,
successors TO HALE q T0wsLEE
DEALERS ~

(sUCcEssoRs TO HALE d TOwsLEE)
DEALERS IN
RE receiving the largest and most compet
stocks of Goods in their line ever offered in the West
Their stock will embrace comple'.e assortment of
agricultural and HOrtic' atlturuS In2ple
n1eTltS,
Al Of the best make, together with stock of Osrpen
ers Builders, MasoDs Mill WrghtsNSn0 wagon Makers
Il
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE co.,

OF HARTFORD.
Capital, 100000. Surplus, S226, 53I.5I.
Incorporated in 1910. ............. AH Po&d Tn
Directors.
II. Huntington, Charles Boswell, Job Allyn,
Albert Day, Henry Keney, John Braca
James GOODWIN, Calvin Day, Charles J. Russ.
limo. Q. Allyn, Secretary, Fl. Huntington Presr
Q. @. Lyman, asst Secy. VIM. II. Bowers, Actuarv
D. ALEXANDER Gen Agent for the Western country resi-
ing at Columbus, Ohio.
JoHS GRAHAM, Asst Gen. Agent, Columbus o.
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a man can get aIorg without adj
vertising, and so can wagon wheel
without grease--fAt it goes hard.
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LYMAN d BONE,

Boots Shoes Leaisr Findings dc. Ecery 0ariey Of
every article pertaining their business be had Of
fbe,r AT the lowest prices Custom work to order
Leather for sale. Hides bought, &c. Corner Of MIR
ket 90 uare and Main street. See advertisements
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GLASS,
NAILS, de-,
Those in want of
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
nd Builders Hardware invited to cell and examine
heir stock.
Blacks mathis viii always And them ell supplied with
Of all kinds Horse Shoes Horse Nails, aps Wrought
os Nuts and Washers, Ground Wagon Boxes, &C., with
full assortment Of
B50cEsn1ith's Tools,
among which msy be found Bellows Anvs Vices sledges
Hammers, Stocks and Dies Rasps, Files, Nippers, &c.
They will keep constantly on hand q large stock Of
Gabinet 3Ea!kers' TOOls and Trimming,
hat pertain to their business.
Choice selections of English and American Table
Pocket
CUTLERY.
Silver Plated German Silver, and Aibatta Ware Of all
descriptions, together with almost endless variety
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cstern and Chain Pumps with tubing well wheels, Cor
dage of all kinds and in fact everything that pertains
hardware business comprising Of the extensive
assortments in the state.
The stock entirely new, having selected with the
greatest care, from manufacturers and importers and will
he sold for cash Ms low lower than be bought the
west.
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
And all others respectfully requested to ca and ex-
anime Goods and Prices, wh'ch will be fully and freely
exhibited.
i E2 O ET
VI all descriptions. Ok bows and Jokes, rings and
than neigbors; wheel heads wooden and iron bench
screws files chse augers bellows grind stones and enor
nous quantities of
TIN, Sheet Iron and Copper W0re,
Of our manufacture, surpassed by any tinker
this side of shutdown
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IL. -. JOHNSON,

BdrGer oud H1i" Dresser. From Tong
experience the business h dattes himself that he can
render entire satisfaction all who favor him with their
patronage. Shop under Lyman Bones shoe-store,
corner Of Main street and Market square.
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Widen 4 Marquardsen,
Furniture Ware-ROOms.

On Park Street, a tear doors Vest Of the County
Bank,
Have, and keep constantly hand, large and varied
tocS OF Furniture Of manufacture, to which We
invite the attention Of the public. We keep also hand
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nd prepared fill all orders this city and county
short notice We will put roofs and repair OLD
Leaky roofs, either shngled timed, made per-
city water-tiglt and hre-proof
The superior claim which this Elastic Composition
fire and WATERPROOF Roofing has the ord nary
cments and compositions which have recently been of
cred 10 the public consists in the fact that proved
)r over Fifteen years, worthy Of confidence Of those
Who have given trial. and this fact We attribute
ne general favor aud universal patronage is Obtaining
this city and State.
To all who erecting buildings, that would, If
possible, at ble price, AVOID the perpiexy
annoyance of defective aud eky roofs and secure such
VIII be perfect protection froui the elements
nit the following facts and conclusions:
To tie POprietorS Of Vests Patent Ga1oaaic Rootng
GENTLEMEN: We are some Of the numerous property
Oders OF this city who have awaited ourselves OF the adj
vantage which your Elastic Composition Roofing Mate
al affords, and mos: cheerfully and uuhesatingly
ay that our experience aud observation thus far fully
usain and confederate the proof you have heretofore
PRESENTED to the pubc through the Hboodee Press OF
The superior claims your Roofing Material
t. B. Cross, G. Pfster Co.
Daniel Newhall, Haveu Powers,
Alanson Sweet, G. A. Starkweather,
b. Is. Wocott, l. b. Weld,
h. Button, Chaplin, Gregory & Armour,
y. Alexander, Baker johann,
VI A. krug, Charles r. Austin,
s. Heller. / II. Silkman,
Ernst Herzer, Martin Curtis,
Z. A. Hallam, Builder, Elisha Starr,
II"hlts, StarkwestlsT % Co. P. Lowe,
l. Is. Turs W. 2 Merrill,
" n Young, Il. Bonkle, builder,
John Rosebeck E. kuddis & Co
:. 4 s. ". Stats, Charles Preusser
Thomas Wettstein, George E. Austin,
3abcock Bros, Builders, II. A. Nichols.
W. II. Netcalf, Martin Rugee, Builders.
IT, H. Camp,
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READx-mADE COFFKNs.

We will sell cheap, aud every article we sell.
We have also purchased the right for putting on
Vests Parent lfalYaniC Cement Roofing.
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hGyilq, Muir cutting u71d &tumpOotnq Saloon, OppO
se the CITY Hotel Main street. Old Bazors sharpene,
and rcp-ired. sf
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FOR NEW BUILDINGS
this Cement Roofing is cheaper than the ordinary Shin
gled Roofs, and will warrant its durability.
Give a call, and yop viii never regret 1t.
Widen & MARQUARESEN.
Kenosha, March, 1859. 6m42
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ADAM DICKHOUT,

GyaUei FoaeodJy anil Hacliae Shop--corner Of
change aud South streets.
OSCAR @. LANGE,... WILLIAM DO
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LANCE & DOYLE.

JASON LOTHROP, JR., County Surveyor. Office Mai
Street, over BObiusou's Drug Store, Kenosha. ly8
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w. RIrDn.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

EagrGos" on Wood a7sd e1a,i Kind Of fet0l Stqtiol
ry, Fancy Articles &c. Main street
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cry with you. Poets say love cannot
b. helped b! But as for him, who know
ng how [ loved you, and who has come
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-19

no oddi A monsous KNOWN lookin dirty old mus
kat sed he prefared hole, an there we're quite q
crowd jiEed him on the hole question: The Buz !.
zerd sed he didn't keer euss about hole ur
platform either. His habits KEEP humans away fruIn
aim any how, an all he axed Wer high pint whur
he cud kech the win d; an all he cum thar fur, wus
tn fix sum way tn make the wind fetch him scent
owe plenty dead eaekuses an be ment tn hev en-, eff
be he'd tn get the weasel tn make EN- fur him. But
Lordy. George, rse most starved for sum whisky.
This yere trail gos 10 Fryers still house an I'm
gwiae thar. He made dublin yesterday, an hits
outeh corn at that Go: airy quarter ye went want
till muster? I'll meet you thar an tell you the bal
lance, an what happened tn the varmints, an how
tuck skeer. rll jist be burned eff ever you hearn
tell owe SIGH another time since the lord invented
corn, an man invented whisky You take the rite
han on top of the devide eff ye ar gwine tn Turtle
iowa. Take kesr owe that little caekus owe yOWn
loves you by jings.
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Our neighbor has recently made sudden change
in his scties which are at loss 10 account for
De was sorely grievsd for several days on account
Of the shabby treatment he seemed to think Mr..
BELL had received at the hands Of the convention,
and eDdeavored TO create the impression thai his
Auence with his party has gone foreyer-Bennsr
VIII the Banner be kind enough tc point GU. the
sentence or the paragraph wherein We attempted to
''create the impression that" AR BErL's sinausncC
with his party has gone gorevcr?p
We have believed frcm the beginning that Mr.
BELt was the great leader and Representative mar
ofthe Opposition, and lhattbe coalition now form.
ing between the Know Notllings and Black Repub
licans was 10 accrue to his benefit.
We have found it Necessary on several occasions t,
call the Banners attention, 10 inaccuracies in ii
statement of our positions We hope that our con
temporary win exercise more care in future.
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Twelfth DnK.

WASHINGTON, April lG-The Courtopened at usual hour
and wtthe usual crowd in attendance The argument
admssby adultery resumed at great length
by Mr.. Phillips for the defense.
Mr. Graham c0ntended that the for the defense he'd the
right extend the line Of proof in regard the adusroUs
ercoure They had traced the steps Of the guilty parties
the rendezvous Ia the street to the house Of their meetings.
and they should he permitted and show happened
there The counsel for the prosecution evidently expert
enng with the defense there tesmo.
ny coming The prosecution out to the court
to stay it. Itwould sultify itself iii did
Mr. Graham spoke till halfpast o'clock when Mr.. Oud
reply which he did great length. The argument was
continued until the adjournment further progress being made
IN the case, which will befesumed Monday morning.
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We are very much grali6ed to learn that our friend
JoHS SOMERs ESQ, has been nominated by the
Democracy of Weakly to represent that sterling
Democratic county il The next Legislature. Mr.
SoNERs is nan of fine talents, and wall exercise
powerful aad wholesome influence ID the legislation
If next winter.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT We learn from The Utica
IN " Observer that at the Orisksny Valley Wool
en- Mills, the 8h inst, girl about sixteen years
Of age, named Margaret BrieB, met with Q strange
aud shocking accident. She was in the cardiDg
room, aud approached The main (upright) shaft to
exchange full spool for IN empty one Stopping
suddenly her dress hrted agiinst the shaft 50
as to ''lap directly around it. The shaft was max
ing about sixty five revolutions per minute. The
poor girl was instantly thrown down and Whirled
about the rate just sta'ed-sizty FIVE revolutions
every minute-and at t7eh revolution her head hit
ting the brick wall only eighteen twenty inche
from the shaft. Efforts immediate y made to re-
lieve the unfortunate gir butt four minutes be-
fore the machinery could be stopped! She was IN
conscious and shockingly mutilated when taken up,
but not lifeless; and the physician was unable TO
cay whether she would survive CT not
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-19

We regret to learn that the Hon. JOHN LETcHER,
III. Democratic candidate for Governor in Virginia,
has been confined to his bed from sickness. At
last accounts he was better, ard we hope by this
time has resumed the canvass in his State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-19

q. W. WHITE
OLDHAM AZ WHETE,
ATTOR EYS AT LAW,
Aust1-l, Texas

DRACTICE in the District Courts Western Texas and il
the United states District Supreme Court Austin and
Tyler Land claims every description known to laws pros
ste either before the he General Land Oce COu
u Claims Office Cougres5k venue near the Capito.
ivI '5S-i6wIv
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Another RAILROAD Accidens-- rive Persons
KILLED and E,un I..a,.rea

Another Railroad Accidens-Twe Persons
Killed and Two Inilnrea.
The down passenger train a tas Memphis and
Ohio Railroad yesterday morning met with an acct
dent about folr miles beyond Shelby Depot, which
regret state resulted in the loss Of two lives
and the injuri4g Of wo persons connected with the
road. The cause o. the accident was the giving
way Of the tTestle~Work, which had been somewhat
undermine aud weakened by the late heavy rains
Tae train consisted CT the locomotive baggage cars,
and two passenger and he bre *. runRieiy,
did rot occur until after the loeomor ant tender
had pissed. which, be oomi5g dciached from
the remainder Of the train, only the baggage
aud one passenger car went down, falling dIs~
lance Of about ten feet ana instantly killing
the fireman, James jones, and ! egro brakeman
named Allen. Mr.. VIM Nelson, candueio or, re-
ceived severe injuries, three Of lis ribs being
broken and his person otherwise bruised, and Mr.,
Mcleod, mail agent, received eontusiOns on the
head and body which are considered dangerous
/ None of the passengers On the train injured
immediately after The reception Of he above infor
nation inths city, special train was dispatched
TO the scene of disaster, which returned about six
| o'clock with the body of Mr.. Jones whose family
resides here. Mr.. Mcleod, and the bo " of the ne
gro, Al'en, taken on to Brownsville after
! tue accident occurred. We learn that he damage
to the track win be speedily repaired and will cause
no interruption o the regular tyans on the road
Memphis Ballef'a. -iprI 10
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The Lady Of the Isle. from RAJ e By Ms South
worth author CT - Retri1uli0n." :" India,n etc.
Pictures Of Country Life, hy Alice Cary.
Laay's Manual Of Fancy Needle Work.
Erie or Little BY Little, cot KOsyn School
The Losing and Taking Of Manraul.
Empire Of Anstgia. By John :. Q. Abbott.
Diary q Lady Morgan.
Securing Of he White Horse-iilustraed.
The Methodist Preacher. volumes
Buckands Curiosities OF Natural History.
Ethel's Lon Life, novel hy Margaret Sweat.
Father and Daughter by Miss Bremen
SyIdl Crey-rriumphs OF Virtue.
Lady Of Altarous, by Lippard
Rob Roy, for . cents.
Guy Msnnering, > cents. -.
For sale by @OtN lOiAh q ".
ap2
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dAULDING ANDERSON, CHURCH ANDERSON
Lebanon, Tenn. SdsACile. Tam.
r. 81 C. ANDERSON,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs, PRODUCE AND
OMMESSIO ERCHANTS,
AND DEAIERs IN
BRANDEES, WINES, WHISKY, &c,
ALSO,
Dealers i'm Bacon, Lara and Country Pro-


BRANDTES, WINES, WHISKY, &c,
ALSO,
Dealers i'm Bacon, Lara and Country Pro-
Guces of Every Description,
Corner Of College and Broad Streets.
NASH WILLIE, TIE NESSEE.
ENTE receipt OF large we'll stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors. &c to which We invite the attention
Of the trade.
SUGARS. l6O boxes Of Chewing Tobacco,
lOO bids Louisiana sugL all grades Virginia brands,
grades, $500 kegs White Lead
81 bbis \. 7. and Baltimore 10 do shot, al: sizes,
Crushed Sugar. 90 do Bar Lead.
IS bbs Y Loaf and Powder. Is do Masons Backing,
e3.Sugar, 81 bags fine SALT
COFFEE 1000 btls kauaWha Salt,
100 bags choice Baltimore Coffee, boxes quart TASKS,
go bags choice New Orleans l25 do pint and pint TASKS,
CO1ee' 100 kegs Nails, asserted sizes,
mOEASSES. Liquors.
70 Ibis choice Beboiled Moasse Smiths old Reserved
80 y bbls choice Bebciled do WHISKY.
60 kegs Golden Syrup. IS bbs old Bourbo Whisky,
SURDREES. So do old Rye Whisky.
200 boxes star Candles IS do do Monongah2la do
100 do Tallow do 200 do Fixes Maunola do
lbs do BaE Soap, 800 do Tenn pure white do
$50 do Ground Pepper, 75 do Newsoms DO
50 do do spice, 60 do old Fort anGCorn do
IS do DO Genger, % do old Port and Malaga
o. do sup Carb Soda, Wines,
Is do Indigo, all sizes, q bbls An Gin,
liz casks Carb Soda, do Holland do
3 do Nader, u do old Cognac Brandy,
p bags Pepper, q do An do
Is 10 Spice, b baskets Champagne Wine,
y tiarces kce, $50 bbl Cider Vinegar.
100 dCz Painted Buckets, lIy doz BIuoms,
IS do WashbOards, 100000 assorted Cigars,
67 nests Tubs, 30 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
Together vita many other articles kept in
fes-6tf P & c. ANDERSON
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TIE LATE RAILROAD ACoiDENT I'm addition 10
the informa ion pnti-hei yesterday in relation 10
the accident en- The Mississippi Cearal Railroad, we
learn that bCsiles the two brskemen xii ed, pas
senger, rame unknown, who 10 * the train at Lamar
Station, is missiag andi supposed to be buried be-
meath the wreck. When last seen ne sanding
the platform Of the frs car 'has broke through
the tres,le-sork Que Of The unfortunate hrakemen
vas w.ie maa and the other negro both resi- J.
il & in j. Springs 1t appears that tie giving
way trestle-work is due 10 he use Of impeiSS
feet u. r its construction, and to the effect
Of the rains in undtrm Dirg it.
The enginec-, in passing, discovered that the
track yielding and INSTANTLY detached the loco
motive from the train aud thus escaped while the
cars one passenger and five f-ieght-fsn through,
one after the other, distance Of about thirty feet
and we're reduce / to complete wrecks. The iDju-
ries received By Mr. Jones, the conductor, are con-
sidered fatal, while Judge Clayton will in all prob
ability, soon recover Theinjuries received by the
passengers were not serious in any insisnee.-Nens-
phis Bulletin. Aprd l5
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NEW FIR

n n g z Is w
AND ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF BOOTS
AND SHOES AT
wa RID & Il n ID OLPEI' 3
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No. 80 College Street.
Opposite r. @ McNairy A. c. & A B. Beechs Store
RE just receiving and viii keep constantly hand general
~ assortment Ladies Gents Shoes which they
the lowest prices cash. Warranted, In point Of
sryle TT and workmanship unsurpassed.
n BIN order TO build trade determined 70 make
prices object. Please give call.
mildly. WARD & RALDOLPH,
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Economy iR Fuel.

have just received and have for sale three sizes q the
TROPTC COAL COOKING STOVE,
Containing Of the greatest improvements ever introduced
into Cooking Stoves, viz IhebHrag u he eGs and Sos
arising frOza Coal
BY Ls method fifty per cent Of the fuel is saT and much
hotter fire conveyed 10 the
We have Of these exhibitor az our store We
beievat 20 BE- better for COOKING With than any Range
Stove that has yet Invented II viii It's cost in 1el ia
few months. We them TO he al that We promise Tor
them, and II they do meet pubc expectation We are willing
MACKENZIE 4 MINCHTN,
ap2 l4Collegs Street NASHVILLE
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ON CONSIGNMENT,
watkins Addition.

nN Thursday, the 5h day Of May next, the premises
propose sell public sale is lots in this addiiiln, i'm
meaey in the neglborho03 q the TT Park Tie lots 'front.'
Washington. Hamilton and cher streets, O0 feet 'front.'
and 200 and l75 fret deep.
The Lots all Of fine soil, well covered With forest es, in
rapidly improving neghhorhood, have all The advantages Of
City PARK present desirable Who a
and comfortable homes for their families, the busn
OF the city.
Plots With full description Of Tie Lots will be ready
DAYS
TERMS-One and three years. Tor notes satisfactorily
secured PAYABLE bank bearing and lien retained
4 Sale at 10 o'clock, ~ A. VS.. LINDSEY.
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WITH. VI. WILL MS,
Successor to D. T. VdgiqmS)
General Commission Merchant,
AND PARTICULARLY FOR THE SALE OF
BACON, LARD, GRAIN, FEATHERS,
Tennessee 81 western Produce Generally,
DECATUR STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
? Letters Of inquiry in relation to the markets. &c, an
sgered promptly. ap3-d5m.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
THE BED SCOUT The Outlaws Re7enge BY the author
Of .. The Regulators Of Arkansas"
DEATH OF TIE TRAITOR or, The Black Dragons ~
Captain james Grant.
THE YOUNG DUCHESS; Memoirs Of Lady OF Quality
BY v. NJ. Reynolds
DOW'S NEW PATENT SERMONS b. DOW, Jr
For sale by F-HAGAN,
apl0-tfs ID Ma ket 81
CHESS.
number of the subject OF Chess Playing. together
with fine assortment Of CHESS MEN, jast receivsd BY
= UAGAN,
aplO-6 % Market st
Fancy Note and letter Papers.
100 Reams Extra superfne Ladies' Bath;
100 - Note Paper assorted
Just received by p HAGAN,
apIO-tf 30 Market ST.
States and Slate Pencils.
800 Dozen superior States Of various sizes So
600 SLATE PENCILS, just received by =. HAGAN-
splO-f 80 Market ST.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
The Publications Of the Aleraia Sday tsoE onion, in
large quantities, for sale, a. publication prices, b.
F. HAGAN,
aPl0-a 30 Market st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-19
SIXTY YEARS GLEANINGS,
FROM
LiFES HARVEST.
A GENUINE AUTOBIOGRAPHY;
BY JOIN BROWN

n 4HNOANE
BY JOAN BROWN.
One Volume. l2no Cloth
"a remarkable book in every repet and
from beginning end. John RroEn lived with all his misht
and the Life he writes is its abundapce and variety CT ~
and comic ups downs. coed play experiences
partook Of all quick changes and boer0us bue and rude
humor Of an cid English fair and hey presented
volume they afford picture the times he ncessantly
novel in which, much Of its bold hanng is net be
passeby less spirited pencils than those Of Fielding and De Feet
The moral e. even you roagh the busting table or
contents is Of unms;aabe application FOR every ne young &
low Of sound principles who has to shoulder his way
to good citizenship and a share Of social influence.
neglected child Juvenile offender ingenious vagA
bond, shoemaker soldier actor sor, publican, eii
lizard room keeper. councillor aH author Mr.. Brown
world fcrsy years; aud he unsangy describes
seen, with fisly Of memory and straightforward
simplicity OF style"
RECETTLT EECEIFED
THE FOSTER BROTHERS Being History Of be School
AMI College LIE Of tao young men, vol. lsmo.
ONWARD: Or The Mountain Caherers Tale Of Progress
Iy Jane Ana Winscou ] vol. lamo.
PASSAGES FROM TIE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF siONEY
LADY MORGAN. 1vol. l2mo- cloth.
BRYANT s LETTERS FROE SPAIN. VOL Emo.
W 2. BERRY & CO..
apis Public Square.
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sale of NegFO Man.
BOOTS AND SHOES!
FARRAR & DIsmUKEs.

Corner of Market and Union streets;
constantly receiving fresh supplies Of gocds male up
"A to their order, expressly for the
RETAIL TRADE.
We have good stock.
CALL on USI
apI4 FARRAR A. DTs1rrTKEs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
FROM JOHN L. CAssADAY, ESQ.

FROM JOHN l.. CASsADAY, ESQ.
New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1859.
In 1855 Dr. Won Moschzisker operated my had lost
the hearing left entirely in addition to the inconve
nience of there almost unreming unpleasant
sensation singing in The much grafed in being
able to say short time he enabled hear very dis
tncy the disagreeabe sensation in the which
annoying appears be entirely removed therefore hesitate
not to recommend him strongly all afflicted with Deafness
JOHN L. CASSADAY
n BPersons wishing the full benefit of DR. NJ IS
either with Eye Ear should apply early Physicians al
wn,s WELCOME TO visit his operanns. dl4 tf&W