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A soUPHBRN BOOZE.
POEMS: BY HENRY LYNDEN FLASH.

| Yet another book, creditable to the literary ge-
MUS, taste and cultivation of the South, has ema-
mated from our neighbor city of Mobile, which
may properly claim to be the "Athens of the
South A fair Southern city of the extreme
South, queen Of the Gulf-our peculiar Southern
sea-noted fol- tho public spirit, the refinement
and tile wealth Of her citizens, and the elegance
Of her society Mobile adds to these attributes of
polite and enlightened community, strong and suf-
ficent claims to be considered favored haunt of
the muses. and stronghold of the republic of let
ters 1t cannot be otherwise while she boasts such
Iaborers in the delightful cause Of beles-lettres
and literature al Requier, Flash Meek, Miss Evans
and Mime Levert, a shining galaxy Of authors,
whom the city and South may well claim with
pride and exutation.
| The latest who has made his mark upon the lite
rary times in the legitimate shape of volume,
| though his name has long been familiar in connec-
| ton with minor poems of much merit which APP
peared in the columns Of newspapers, is Mr.. Henry
Lynden Flash. The dainty tented paper and
neat style of the volume, from the press Of Rudd
( Carleton, in which his poems are offered to the
public, consist well with the polished and artistic
finish and delicate beauties of its contents. The
| poet is not betrayed into those eccentric vaga-
rles o. nameless measure Whlch 700 olten disguise
or sacflhoe sense and argument, that Iae ear may
% nckied WIN tae harmonious lihgie Oh musical
rhythm put IN siilple ana uhallec'eu Ale'er eacn
little poem tels It's story us beauty unauofneu
save BY the exquisite eholee OF the words IN Which
the poetic ideas, faneles and imagery are arrayed.
we approve TINS feature Of our author WORK.
since the Wild, mystic, and sometimes almost ma
MAC music Of poor Poe's pen sang inc pRans Ct
his genius in the ears Of men ere he shot like star
from his sphere down into the night of death,
host of smaller humanity have sought in ragged
feet and with deliberate intent to emulate him, and
have put forth their poor thoughts in such fantas
tic trickery of versifeation as to make their moth
ingness more ridiculous by contrast with their fam
| ciful and elaborate trappings Another man, with
the strange, peculiar genius of Poe, may not be
found-he wrote from his poet heart and brain.
Poetry can't be invented; it is the spontaneous eff
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

p.p,rc-,, ~ NJ. T, m, ~ r.,
no,toI 800,
paI, ad - l 81 04s
Tho Ian Tu,o thonson5 ,,oorIo r. NJ,
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With mns;c and aray,orl, no. ~ ,,noeo,,4a.t
/ nv, The aI;oy n 4,a Pail q, n r7,ott s,,t,o
uare nod i, Fnglisb h., Adol,,is rdn n,
Tohn Moore Yban,os y r oy,is ~ o1oo4o,. ~,
tba District and Tol,n h, Kinr Fso. and II E,onch
| ~ Aaola1ns ol;io, a,a s 4, ,faata.,a, M
sneacbes III ma hnt ~ Nav, Ibario
IF Az 1dress osnciarI,, az 4 =,
stream If innassonal cloopenna and ono ~ tLo
most snlendid no1ftieaI otyarts ,o o.o, hood ~,
tba stn,, aftoootbo, ,,,ooti,a NJ
Iho,o aoo,s . ba,,o 1,ao,, - ~ er.ootoa.
,,ol;ticol ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS outside f w 9vIoo,,
.hat AVA, al. rl,,., 4, i onisi.no
aAss a. oAshao.'e aeNnowieuse
''i0 y ~ ~ i.a.iol " slahu mass
"Au oai pseoe =, 'ne ilieiius Vi Duh anu
tseie'. " oe heia az 'aehsoii' sslsslpPi, Oh inc
ess0-'
hhNI the 9leae oiiloh pafeeeae near N
depehdehce, hehtncky, was at1ehaea . corres-
!,s1.N, u ~ ~
ps - esis ~ s'y
's neaei poen hno"n s,n0e 'ne aays ~ aienty
Gay. ineie WIZ Nv niuso 'oioes " lpuineren'
AIMING tuo tass ooileos.,se' p". one
i,siiu smeiins t,ae - pa'.io'ls noMee rom nears
TO heart, and turned y INTO mighty I'VE teast OF
patriotism.
Tbara ware o,,en ,yhola IN veal Kentucky
-, I. -.
barbecue style-lheFe were paskets laaeh WIN
| choice eatables-there were noble matrons and
blushing girls, who insisted on distributing the
| food ond nrenornr;t
.ou ", anu preparing ~
There was present the venerable John j. Crit
tedden, his fine countenance glowing with the in
SEPARATION Of the occasion. Wherever he went,
| throngs pressed upon him, and wed with each
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Has ARRIyED.--We are happy in being enabled
to chronicle the arrival of our friend DR.. Clarke,
the apantcoarier of Rumsey 4 Newcomb's Camp
bell Minstrels. "Philon looks about one year
younger than he did last season, and as handsome
as ever. We know whats coming when we see
him, for he goes ahead and blazes the track for
tile greatest troupe Of music makers and funny
fellows that ever took town by storm. They
were good enough for anybody last season, but the
Doctor says that they are even better this, having
received sundry accessions in number and talent
They open at the Academy Of Music on Monday
next, and if the thousands Of people who win be
ii attendance look sharp about the auditorium ana
office, they may possibly sat . glimpse d the
Doctor, which, though an attraction not in the
bills there will be extra charge for, even if il
is worth any price.
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kentucky Bell and Everett Club.

All meeting of the friends Of Bell and Everett in the Second
Ward First District, No 25 Magnolia street. The following Off
duly elected;
President Jas. D. McAickle Vice Presidents B. Cum
nings Williams Charles Forat Thomas Lynch Secretary
VIM. P Comstoc1 Treasurer, VIM ireland; Committee Of
Arrangements Peter d. zeey, Henry Hastings p Hay
seg5 2plta VIM. p. COMSTOCk. Sec'y.
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LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE CREDIT SALE OF feREEGS
ASP DOMESTIC GoopsFe particular attention of hnzers
called 10 large aud attractive credit sale of foreign and
domestic Try goods take place this day 10 o'cloek at the
sales f. Roger Co., Nos 10 Il Old Leyee Steees
Terms, over 500 ninety days credit.
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The officers OF this CGb are notified 10 attend
Special Meeting Y heIdat Their Halt Nayales ana
Poymnia Streets oil THIS EVENING Tuesday sept a. al
T& o'clbcS.
aS~t friends u BELL and EVERETT wishing 10 on This
Club, ARE invited to attend, By order;
seq cp1t G., w. NETTTZ. .Sec,v.
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National Union Ticket.

FOR PREsIDENE
JOHN BELL, of Tennessee.
FOR VICE PRESID ENT:
EDWARD EVERETT, Of Massachusetts.
PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
First Electoral District.
RIvIERE GARDERE, ST. Bernard Elector
G. DEFERRIET, of Orleans, Alternate.
Second Electoral District.
Hon. RANDELII HUNT, OF New Orleans, Elector.
JULES LAyERGNE, Of New Orleans, Alternate.
Third Electoral District.
CHRISTIAN RosELIus, Of jefferson, Elector.
DUNCAN S. CAGE, of Terebonno Alternate.
Fourth Electoral District
J.o FuQUA of East Feicaua, Elector.
HIM. FAyROT, of West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District
THOMAS II. LEWIS, of opelousas, Elecsor.
VALsIN FouRNET OF ST. Martini Alternate
Sixth Electoral District.
JOHN RAY, of ouachlta Elector.
Hon. B. L. HODGE, of Caddo, Alternate.
Each voter at the Polls his for SIX ELECTORS
each OF which reside in separate Districts. y24
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"oUR NAME We VILE SUSTAIN.
weekly meeting Of his Club Will lie bend n lie Orleans
Ball Room Orleans street, THIS EVENING Tuesday Sept
%, at 75$ o'clock.
G. DUPLANTIER, President.
B. c. CENAs Secretary. se25 2plt
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EVERETT GUARD, FOURTH DrsrRIcr.-At the next
regular meeting Of the Everett Guard of the Fourth
District the fair and patriotic young ladies of the
Garden District viii present banner to that fine
association Of gallant gentlemen. All clubs con
nected with the cause are invited to attend, by
notlce published in this mornings Crescent.
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KESTrcKY BELL AND EVERETT CLuR.-T This is
the name Of q new club, which has just been
organized and meets at No. 2l5 Magnolia street, in
the Second Ward. The list Of officers is advertised
IN another column. Hurrah for Old Kaintuek, tile
State that has already hurrahed for Bell
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Ererett Guard, Fourth District

me members Of the EVERETT GUARD are hereby notified
that at their regular meeting, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
18th inst the YOUNG LADIES of the Fourth District will
present them with Banner.
An Clubs and persons favorable the Union canse are in.
yited TO be present.
Ry-seats reserved for Ladies'.
SEES 2p2t ny ORDER COMMITTEE ARR ANGEAtENTs
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Bess knights Club.

The members of this Club notified 10 attend lie Regular
Weekly Meeting THIS EVENING. Tuesday Sept IS Al 7J
o'clock At their Hall St. Philip Bal Room on St Philip
street between Royal and Bourbon streets.
H9~An persons in favor Of BELL and EVERETT ate in
vited 10 attend and join.
By order of the President
FRANCIS V. DUPLESSIS.
OSCAR LIE BLANC, Secretary. se25 2plt
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Constitution CLuB.-See the notice of Mr.. Sec.
rotary Cenas, published by order of President Du.
planter, that the club known by the glorious name
Constitution viii hold its weekly meeting at the
Orleans Ballroom at n o'clock this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-25

CRY RAILRoA ADJ. L. James, Esq, engineer and
superintendent of the City Railroad adyertises for
proposals for furnishing lumber of quality and in
quantity and in manner duly specified. See his
4sa,
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MRSuTE MEN or '60.-The vigilant Minute Men Of
go are elsewhere notified to attend special meet
ing Of their body which will be held at their hall,
corner of Nayades and Polymnia street, at q
o'clock this evening.
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ii Card.

Mississippi Fire Company No herewith acknowledge witt
thanks receipt practical tokens remembrance ap
probation of services the disastrous Friday night
last from Aesss John Henderson and H. A. sehuermann 81
Tchoupitoulas street.
By order Of The Company
SECS sp1t G. H. BRAUGHN Sec'y.
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MogRAu's RESTAURANT. Bon wants, gour-
msudscss who tent q live well those who 10 eat
VIII 10 glad know that that iagarite victualing emporium
AafeaAs Canal street. will throw wide lis hopilabe doors
the LIST Of October The establishment has been
washed craped cleaned painted fixed up ener
ally besides being renovated, repaired put order and
vii continue be- as il has been famous elicaex
fsfe both the matters Of preparation See
s..FeffisalSaInt.
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CAED OF THASKs.-See the card Of Mississippi
Fire Company No. 2, acknowledging certain CRATE
full considerations presented for their services BY
MessEs. john Henderson and q. A sehnermann.
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Somebody has taken, carried off from this
cfice, the Cincinnati Price Current of the 18th
inst, containing the annual review Of the com
meree Of that city. Bring it back, we want It.
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Clothing. Clothing
Clothing.
MALARD & TOOKER,
Corner of Canal and Old Levee streets.

Corner of Canal and Old Levee streets.
We have received by late arrivals large assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all qualities and of the
--latest Styles The patterns and coos selected of the most
suitable kind for this market We offer stock for sale ut
wholesale retail at the very lowest market prices
Our Stock comprises-
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS, of every grade
sUPERFINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS COATS.
BLACK AND CoLoRED CASHMERE sACs
AND BUSINESS COATS
REVERSIBLE CASHMERE BUSINESS SACS.
BLACK and GoI.oREp UNION CASHMERE PALEToFs,
sAes AND BUSINESS COATS
BLACK AND CoLoRED sATrNEr P.sLEToTs and sACs.
sUPERFINE CoLoREp CASHMERE PANTS.
:. BLACK poEsKIN !.
BLACK AND C0LoRED UNION cASs. !,
:. :. sATINET :.
sUPERFINE SILK VELVET VESTS
BLACK AND FANCY SILK VESTS.
BLACK DoEsKIN AND SATIN VESTS.
CoLoRED AND BLACK UNION cAss. VESTS, Single and
Double Breasted
oyERcoATs, HIGHLANDERs AND cLoAKs.
BLANKET COATS,
FLUSHING AND PILOT cLoTH COATS,
MONKEY JACKETS,
HARVEY JACKETS
And general assortment of Low-PRICED AND MEDIUM
QUALITY CLOTHING.
Also
great variety or FURNISHING GOODS such as Printed
Pun Bosom SHIRTS White and Colored SHIRTS French and
American Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS, Merino DRAW
ERS and uNDERsHTRTs light and heavy texture; Cotton
and Wooden SOCKS, NEck-rIEs, STOCKS, scARPs, etc.
Youth and Boys Clothing.
We have just opened Of YOUTH AND BOYS
WINTER COATS, JACKETS, oyERcoATs VESTS, PANT
lIALARD & TOOkER,
se2i 2p8t&W Corner of Canal and Oh leyee Streets
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FEToH OUT Y0HR ToReHEs. Messrs T.. & +.
Ea HE great fancy and variety goods dealers Of 1888 Canal
street. haze hand and advertise for sale through columns
very g convenient and lasting kind of TORCH inst the thing
fe patriots carry round night professions. See
sts{1affisayssnt
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Or Of M greatest remedies that laid before The
pte fer Fever and Ague and which have received the high
eneoams from the and the people, Is DIR. Hostet
Celebrated Bers Who would endure the torture arising
from his terrible disease when be easily WHO
world endure leepesa nights burning eyers icy chs
ternatey, when remedy obtained for mere rife
And se how many families nger painful existence
fr the deadly blight and do nothing bu guip down quinne
n heeoles common as their daily meals and yet they
relieved EonB but the foolish weak would hesitate
procure these valuable Bers themselves intense
sgens
Sold in New Orleans. wholesale and RETAIL by J. WRIGHT
Eo and III Ghaes street. sole agents for the Southern
States 10 WHOM all orders should be addressed and by dug
gisga a dealers generally everywhere. sea- 2p6t&1tW
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This faded flower that you see,
Was given me a year ago,
BY one one whose little, dainty hand
Is whittier than the SNOW.
Her eyes are blue as yiolets.
And shes blonde, and very fair,
And sunset tints are not as bright
As is her golden hair.
And there are roses in her cheeks
That come and go like living things;
Her voice is softer than the brooks
That flows from hidden springs,
She gave it me with downeast eyes,
And rosy fushes Of the cheek,
That told Of tender thoughts, her tongue
Had never learned to speak.
The fitting words had Just been said,
And she was mine as long as life;
7 gently laid the flower aside,
And kissed my blushing wife.
She took it up with earnest look.
And said, +" Oh! prize the flower g.
And tender tears were in her eyes
It is my only DOVER
She brought me Faith, and Hope, and Truth,
She brought me gentle thought, and love
A soul as pure as those that float
Around the throne above.
But earthly thing she nothing had,
Except this faded flower You see;
And though tits worthless in your eyes,
Ills very dear to me.
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B8- Experience teaches sxs that tseIHcaey
prevents Females from the neaps to alleviate
suffering and s That objection obviated the case
of sir sanes carke's Fensle Pills prepared pre-
scpoa q s James Clarke PhysieantD The Queen Of Eng
land and vel known to be the only and remedy for
female deass and obstrucse1sf any They can
senl IN bottle containing pills post free by enclosing 81
ana as postage stampst to any agent.
General for the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
A 3 n wi RIGHT q CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents,
~ sold W w respectable Druggists. fe9 2ply&W
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aa-We are indebted to Mr. J. J. Mckeevef and
his gentlemanly assistants for dates in advance of
the mail
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y. ID. z1an,eroa $ Co.,

l2l CANAL STREET,
oGer the public choice of NJ new styles Of
Velvet Wilton and Brussels cARPETISG.
Imperial 8=Py aud Ingram
Together with Rugs, Bazes, Door Mats, etc., etc. etc.
FLOOR OIL eLoTH3to "a feet wide OF The best and me-
dium qualities.
CURTAIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIX, Wool and Worst
ed Damasks fringes Gimps, Tasses etc.
AL qualities of Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
from 80 to SO per pair.
WINDOW sHtnEs-we have the largest stock to be found
select from, Of all sioes and patterns No establish
the country offer better ass6rtment Of Carpeting
and Curtain Material than have open inspection
Of housekeepers sea 9pGt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-25

On the 10th inst, in Philadelphia after painful illness,
JAMES d, GILIM0RE of the firm of Warren Gilmore X
Co. this city native Of the parish of Tamany in this
State aged So years.
His friends and acqunntances respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this afternoon ~ o'clock from his late resi-.
dence Felicity Road between Pryana aud Coliseum Streets
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na4cy,iIrs ana Fever.-ChiIIs an,l rev,

PARTNER WANTED. The proprietor Of an eligibly
located and ven patonized family grocery adyeres for
NJ Hasines il bis bnsiness.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-25

ssesNesttrn kep0rt-Lima, Ia, July s. SO.
AessEs ~ E Hagan Go-eenis am enjoying nv youib
ni hair at hiy and we baye with many instances ii tie
sans 1ind teei just as sure that Hair coIoring hss
Strengthened my eyes as that has changed my hair Three
years Age was By accident came across bottle of
soa Restorative tried ii and found what II was recon
our trade. satisfied that with little al.
senea large be sold for the worth Of The Article
s % se knewnio insure its in almost every family in
nave but ew dozen left Of the five gross re.
sssssA = snaaTs iast- wish soae This week.
LOUIS, truly II. W. WOOD
va s result was produced BY Henstreets tn.
saels. ~ Original aaa only reliable Hair Restorative
- = ~ u. ssu = =. e aes Sold everywhere
Sold By J. WRIGHT co.. q and isl uhar,res s.,s,
osleaus. s NJ ss - ssNs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-25

~ Two KerdActs, from very Importa nj
sources II rslation to cRIsTADoRos HAIR DYE The
Asst y hec decisions u from The pen Of Dr. Chiffon who has
70 eaa II this country IS an analytic chemist and declares
he Dye BE- absolutely free deeterios ingredients This
may be called the Scientific Verdict
ne second decision is popusr one The thousands who
e &c " are unanIaat in recommending above ali 9th
ef 10y iae exquisite naturalness Of blacks and
1paEts and the rapidy Of its This Is the Public Verdict
re documents which constitute these vcrcts may Ia
III esiahlshnen Of eRIsr ADoRo No. AOr House Nav
- - Y 1870 tAVua0i -AsM
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Hair Restorative !!
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Grayi

Many great discovery Of Prof Wood attempts
covered something that would produce results identical
f q u Po Woo and S@yc Ssn Srssd
leave the field to Its resistleSs sway Read the following
BA5G, Maine, April - 1853.
@ eonsst9ng yoqE valuable Hair Restorative and which
numerous inquiries touching the facts in the case
name ns N "Tss Is Il ae Of my MaenGn and
Of all therein contained third, does my hair stl
NJ and DO answer hvnriaby ye4 Ny hair Is even
o and h SSs ssg n we s ig r. nv pTs
keFs and The only cause why is generally true h that the
# used by wlpng close connection with
s IN he fc 1 o @ Mill Foley rs ne haiti ,1g 4ags
New England asking le II my hair still continued be good
COMPOUNDS M well a. th hgs no doubt been basey initiated
ly Ihaye need any your Restorative d any account
o 5one months ana ", my hn[ y ~ sooa A. ever and hnn
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received your favor OF Two quart bottles last for which
gave to my friends and thereby induced them to ry:
many skePca until after trial and then purchased and
by which discover frand Restorative
sold BY many fear without authority from YOU pure arti
follow the failure by the impure article which curses
keep Spprsed u he continued eject on ny hs assu
all inquire Of me Of my mistaken opinion ot IA valuable
Aaron's Run, Ky ~. Nov 50, iSs8 !
PROF. 0. j. woop-Dear Sir nldcealnly doing You
great make known to all the world the wonder
full well the unexpected result have from
using bottle of your Hair Restorative After using every
kind Of restorative exan hut without and finding
head nearly destitute OF hair, finally induced
tie of your Hair Restorative. Now cando justice compel
whoever may this that possess
and beautiful growth Of hair which pronounce and
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sion to recommend this Invaluable remedy who may
REy. 8. ALLEN BROCK
P s. This testimonial of my appreciation your valuable
medicine you Of unsolicited but you thiuk
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destroy it, and say nothing Yours, etc, REV s. A. B.
The ReEtoraveis pn up bottles If three zeq VII Large
medium and small The small hald4 half piu an1 rGials
dollar per bottle The Medium bottle holds least twenty
proportion than tile small ratas
dollars bottle Thelafge holds quart forty per cent mora
IN proportion, and reais for three dollars bottle o. j.
WOOD CO. Propretor5, Ia Broadway New York, and IL
Market street st Louis Mo and sold by all good druggists
| J. WRIGHT i go, AGENTS
Il and i5L GhArtrcs erect.
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To NIeIanie.
WRITTEN NAN ALBUM.

rerchance upon some summer day,
When lively friends are far away,
You'll wander by shady brook,
And stop within some verdant nook,
And gazing on the sweet wild flowers,
{Those gems that deck this world Of ours1.
You'll say, ''T doubt there's aught so bright
As blooming flowers TO the sight.
In fancy now | see you glance
Upon the CLASSY streams eXpanse,
And all at once is put to rout
That modest, unassuming doubt;
You blush, to see reflected there
4 human flower twice as fair.
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Torches A! Torches !.

FOR
POLITICAL PRoCEs IoNsl!
Orders will be received BY for entirely NEW STYLE of
TORCH for Professions. They very light convenient and
will three hours with twice the brianey of lfgh,wood
Price s. per dozen
F. s, L. PIFFET,
se25 2pTuksa l2s Canal street.