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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10
4 FlRsrRArE NorIcE roR ANEaIrA


The I.iyerpoai Times, 10 a review Of the
commercial relati 0ns between Great Britain
aud America. saws:
The commerce Of America now extend, 10
every country. and il possesses commercial
marine which tails shurt anly ~ that IL the
Old Country, aud tar exceeds that 70 any
other nation. Like the country from which
il sprang, America offers q safe refuge for
the political exile and an asy lum Cor tie op.
pressed Of every natiun. and the ample shield
of II. projection extends over the humbIest
citizen 10 the mosl distant region 81 the earth.
The redundant labor and capital uf the Old
World find profitable employment with this
young and prosperous community, aud adj
venturous spirits from all countries, impel-
led b, the de sire for wrallh, and crowds nv !.
ing from the poverty aud tyranny Of their
native lands. merge their political and natu.
raj differences 10 the proud title Of citizens
u the United States. The dense forests.
which IN the time 81 our grandfathers were
unbroken soitudes. and The wide praries
which were the hunting grounds Of sa,ages.
are now waving corn fields, the cspitlls II
hpuris ing States, and the crowded seats OF
native manufactures, or the busy maris Of
trade. 4
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From California and 0rsgon.--The Pony

From California and 0regon.---The Pony
Express. at vt. Joseph's. brings intelligence
from San Francisco to Sept. 10. Business
continued much the same as at the date Of
previous advices. Nothing Of special impor-
lance was occurring il California. In Ore
gon, from which State we have intelligence
to the 1lth. a cause Of political excitement
Of more than oadinary Importance had arisen.
The Legislature met on The 10th, and II be-
coming evident on the organization that
combination had been made between the
Douglas men and the Republicans TO elect
Messrs. Baker and Nesmith 10 the United
States Senate. six Of the Breckenridge Sena-
tors bolted. and absconded from the Capitol,
thus leaving the Senate wilheut sufficient
number for the transaction Of business.
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An uscosFoRrAmR ByDrEIIow.-A few
nights since. Mr.. John Fulk. living in Guysn
Township. was aroused by his wife and re,
quested TO examine the bed.elothing and re-
move locust she had heard making noise.
MIR. 7. made his examination. but discover
ing nothing. again retired TO bed. aud was
aroused the second time by his spouse. who
tasted that there was locust in the bed. In
his second search. Mr.. fulk encountered
rattlesnake three feet three inches in length.
which wa, comfortably esconced under The
covers, which he immediately despatched.
Mr. Fulk Killed the mate 10 this snake few
days previous to the occurrence. a shutd Is
lance from his dwelling. calEpOGs JswaaL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-10

No SURRENDER OF RIoHrs.--I wosld not
have the South truckle or surrender any ol
their rights. Uoud NOT hare them yield
one jot or title Of their rights; but would
have them make no questionable issues in
advance. stir up no strife upon unnecessary
abstract questions having no practical value,
but to do ALWAYS ,chat is right upon all ques-
lions. When a people or territory apply for
admission into the Union, under consti-
tuition fairly formed, with the assent Of the
people, excluding slavery, would admit i
promptly; and when application comes. OF
the other hand. from the people Of Terrific.
ny who have iairly formed a constitution re.
cognizing slavery. ! you'd insist upon iis adj
mission as Siaue State. II The North should
not agree to this, II ~ould be time enough IL
consider the remedy.
John Bel. i&h March, 1850.
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hoiioVay's PiHs- Bhat is Life la,waness- .gpo
pkxy people insure lhsu lives 10 benskl their
families BY deaihhow parsdoKiesl l. this To prolonR
LIE BY preserving the health would be iar more rational
manner Of assuring IL APoPIeEy Is ssia and insd,oa,
IN lis stacks. striking lis victims without moments
warning happily, preventive has becn discovered
Hooways Pills ihe only safe and certain anIidols fos
his disease they cool ihe blond AMI eqgsize il civ
eua'ion through the system To preserve The stomach
"a sound condition anil the hlood purs--is the true
secret q health HaIowsy's Pills will Do this mos,
siee'uay and thousands owe lhrn actual existence 10
them At the present day.
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Miss Elizabeth Blair. Of Mansfield, Ohio.
has made gehtlman Of that place pay %.
600 for SAYING she was no better than she
ought to be.
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they were taught in the factories. They are
kept in such cramped condition that this Is
ne cessary to health. Inever was on board
SLAYER before, and it was revolving to my
feelings in the greatest degree g think that
these poor human beings (thoogh many. !
declare, leaked any thing but human) were
TO have been carried across the Atlantic in
such a state.
When we came on board, and Mr.. Seys
talked to them through an interpreter. telling
them that they were no longer slaves. It did
my heart good to hear the shout 81 exutation
and the expression Of delight visible on eve
ny countenanc'.
The day after came the ship, but thought
| had seen misery enough. Her lot are IN
worse condition than the briggs; most are
nothing but skeletons, and so weak thar al
present they are unable to stand. Many had
to be carried to the receptacle 10 chairs, and
a few were raying crazy II IS indeed
heartrending sight.
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The Ox,genaied nIiiers

The qualiiss q tins medicine have placed i, upon
70 'mPerishab'e foundation. Ia dearoyin ing sisease
and inducing health, il hs. no parallel.
For The following Complaints these Bitter. are
Specific, 'iz Dyspepsis. o. Indigestion, Heart Burn.
Aediiy. Coslivcnsss Less q Appetite. Headache. aud
General Debility.
10 many sseissns Of county this preparation Is
sIsns'sy used By physeilns 10 their p,aeiiee. and J,
seems 70 hase restored many 70 hsshh who we. spps
fen'ls beJoad the reach oil the healing an.
York, Li,iasstaa co, n. Y. oc,. 4 lese
Me.sta 4, W. Fowls a Co, SIM - b, .e,ps,..
wah - namsefiess associates, took up u. sboas wsh
me- ~ Opposition 10 The skill Of many 81 The mos, rel
epis'd physicaas, until the spirit vas wiling IN NO
feiisi eoO BE- oundl 10 surrender end las sdsu 10 h.
safihy iabsfnaele. when was induced By ire utaso.
= o. Trend. 10 Ify the 0xYGENATED BTrTERs
i.le dreaming that The Oilesd vas In The bounds.s
sfa o. patent medicines as Il was the a,., d,s.sh,
wss ever induced 10 quan. Bot thanh. 4, 4, al /,
49, min, and mos, Efficient and grateful one loo.
me most aggravated symptoms 10 my ease were I'm.
mfaeiaie anl irregular beating ol the hrs,t i,n.sJ
alfy atef taking foOd attended with real n,,.,,.,,.
and ssy frequently violent attacks 81 psu,s,,an 800
lns fom twelve 70 iweniy.Iogf houf. ss.iog n, ~.
assh 20 perfectly PoeerIsss thai even ssoonl.I "a
n.h 2, zee waief would seem bufdensome / com.
IN ~ sA,ns hsli ieaspoonfol--ihe extent wss
~. ." ~, vas very pefsevefing until had taken
NICE bo'lles since then, s intervals. hs,s lsL,o
tn0 more. "ss '"a'"
pssan 'o feal1e Ne genial effects Immediately he.
= extremely gtalsful and refreshing AZ be,.
ssss' witch . chain thss bot Few medicines can
sesA "' would. srs. most heartily and ssrne,llv'
ees ~ who are afflicted With Dyspepsia IN saw fo,n,
= ~. your Orygcnsled iii,ers, o. DO esteem them
Very respectfully. Mis- NJ. STOCKING
Prepared By Seth W. rowIe a Co. Boston. and "a,
sale by wsbe a Dickson, iIillsbOroush, n. n s.,..
dss. Chapel Hill wilIams& Haywood, R.l,l.h, "a
y ~ D'ussisss and 81 wholesale D, hJdi. 4 t;,v
R'sAm'nd, snd ". A. AGA. Santos, NorfoIl "
ss-lam
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Monfo,is, August 2s. fsr

hOhfotl1s AupuH -. 1860
The place la, been in an uproar for two
days 90 account Of the arrival Of two large
slayers-one brig. the Storm King, contain.
ing Oh Congoes, aud the chip Erie, with $50.
both Of New York, and both captured by
American n-oi.sar--an reeeden,rJ Al.
fair. They are all turned over 10 Mr.. seys.
and have been landed. What IN the world
will they do with The fifteen hundred from
Key Westi went on board The storm King
early yesterday morning with Mr.. seys and
Dr.. Roberts, the COLONIZATION physician, and
such sight never beheid. There they all
were, Jast as they we're captured-sll per.
leeuy nude-one hall on the deck and the
other 10 the hold. As Il vas their breakfast
time they were all going through the erer.
tise Of elsppng their hands and singing, a.
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IInERATEp sLAYEs Ar MoNRnyI,

The Boston Janrna has the following &C.
count u the condition d the negroes who
we're found on board the two slayeTs recentIy
captured on the coast Of Africa by oar etui.
sers and restored 10 liberty, as furnished in
aletier frnm young gentleman belonging
TO salem, who Is nov residing in Liberia for
purposes Of uade. Mr.. srys is the United
States agent for the recapiured Africans. and
commercial agent IL Monroyia, The Storm
King has lately arrived at Norfolk. aud he
Erie has just arrived at New York:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18
Etlttess Patent Fsasslt Lock.

0fsleE U. s. eAvlxes Assosa .r,oY
st. Lonis, April 4 $50
Understanding that cur vanlt Lock
aillies PATENT has been picked deem il due Mr. Lille
ana his say how much foundation in fact there is Tor
such rupor
soms weeks since person rallied Office representing
himself Agent for Bank Lock and understanding that
we ad Lilies Lock. remarked that he could pick
Time We consented that he shoald He and
worked long time ut IL and finally left ge his magnets
ahd has neye returned We say confidence
IN the Lock is undimnshed and would recommend Lilies
l'oek and Safe % any wanting perfectly reliable one
Respectfully,
JACOB TAAa
.r.r. President q s. Savings Association.
ns~Iha above Safes may b found {
FAIRBANKS 4 CO.'S.
- Comp street, N. 0.
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HgExpertenee teaches ms that deIxeaey
prevents many females from applying for alleviate
suffering and e That objection obviated In the case
Of Sir James Clarkes Female Pills. prepared after the pre-
scpion Of Sir James Clarke Physician to the Queen Of Eng
land and we'll known be the only safe remedy for
female difficulties and distinctions any They can
be In bottle containing 80 pills. post free by enclosing 81
and six postage stamps to any agent.
General Agent the United States JOB NOSES Rochester
n Y. j. WRIGHT 4 Co. New Orleans wholesale Agents,
and sold by all respectable Drnegists fee 2plyAW i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

TEE + crs. These facts are those peculiarly
g sa slavery qpeslrs aud are contained Ia small
neak. wxisten W g. Train, Of Z Young An,erira. and
SpFaAd kasnv renosu Upon carsory examination tbs
refk appears p eouaa really Immense number Of very I'M
possaf pnd Interesting facts. mingled with shrewd correct
askMenf Every paican would 1ad It complete magazine
ammunition for campaign involving slavery statistics and
andsss nearly al pvate citizens would obtain great amount Of
information aud clea perception This os important
4s sAeapness os his work viii put within The roach
q ous aad iIs lnnae interest will perusai To
NJ hAd vi AEassrx. BioonGsd 4 s,sel s'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

0RpHASs Fam. We return thanks for compli-
nantary to fair ia be held At the Third
District Exchange, corner Of Elysian Fields and
Greatnen reets. commencing last evening and to
coIltinue for week. II Is III The benefit Of the
4 Female Orphan Asylum and Industrial School.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

~ Sioat 6 Co.'s New EliptIcaI Sewing
M4eHIsE n the nnority and beauty Of its work.
Of Sewing Machine for plantation family
using two threads and making the Lock Stitch SO Justly ey
toled 90 the emily stitch that be or nraveed
II the complicated Wheeler Wilson Ma
chime as does with the troublesome pad and loon
chseks and y y pronounced by the scientific very ne
plus ultra Of Machines Side by side with from The several
houses Of the combination this really remarkable Machine has
proved its great superiority They sale at No 81 Canal
street, by NJ. s. HENDRTCH.
ala 2pIn&W ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

On. BEALE's PAsoPTIcoN or INpIA.The great
empire of that rich, romantic, and almost fabulous
country, India, i nightly revealed with all its
gorgeousness At Armory Hall. The ingenious man
ner II which that mystic lind, with its sacred tenn
pies, mosques, pagodas and shrines, is brought
before the eye, h truly marvellous. How can we
describe this browning excellence Of genius,
science, art and mechanism IT Is Understandable
ana incomp BIZ, fcr We have nothing with which
q draw the line Of distinction. We have visited it
again and again. and find new features and excel q
lencies at each visit. There will be one of those
rasnees, 80 popular among the ladies', day at u
o'clock. The rising generation is fairly repre-
sentsd at these morning entertainments The ex-
element of the battle field, aud the fascination Of
The immense military display given in the panopti-
con, have great attractiyeness for Young
America
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18
Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has from No III Canal street. opposite side
No. aS door from Rampant where he will be pleased
cese his old friends and others who may desire his professional
services. ale 2prf&W
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"A Card.
70 PARENTS AND MERCHANTS.

TO PARENTs AND MERCHANTS.
All VINO wish to prepare their clerks in time
Tor business situations them learn PEN
hahsh'p Mathematics, English French, Spanish German
Latin Or Greek informed that there separate
and Professors for each bran,h h, at
hoihear Commercial College,
in the Story Building, Camp and Common strees
E inose who wish 10 fill vacancies as hes occur In sum
MIR. abeald begin mnedistely
no Ladies and gentlemen arc invited 10 visit ,be o,srs
ais 2p3ts RUFUS DoLBEAR. pres,t
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Julian EEv1LIsE, auetioneer. sells today at half
as plsAoh ssiaaEee corner q Coliseum ana Jacson
sesss elegant housshold fuassae consisting in part of spe.
n'e and csFsed furniture elegant mirrors and
I'M w. and erosksFy handsome rosewood maho
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

s sfs CHAHLEs TIM TIER The French operetta
Company y made their dsJut last night to an au-
dience rather small, but fashionable and apprecia.
tire, and were successful Nd fir as that audience
could contribute to success. Mile. Darcy, pretty,
piqnant, and q merry and musical comic warbler.
made decided sensation III her character Of hi.
saaze, the { Metamorphnsed Cat in the comic
piece cf that name. The other performers did cor
respondingly well. Tonight will be given another
and he last performance, with the & Metamor.
phosed CIT, !, the programme being otherwise
changed. We recommend It as lively treat in
French, worthy The enjoyment Of all.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18
s-sVashin gton CORES pondenee on I'd page

AsEnIcAN WARD MEETrEas To-NrGHT. - The
members Of the different American Clubs called
unon to assemble this evening, at their respective
places of meeting, for the purpose of ratifying or
rejecting The nominations Of the party for city OH
cers VI ME coming election. The official calls Of
HE Clubs ere advised se,5at;ns, ID another col
AsrfY11r. -
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EEsifcoa s Gibbs,

S E w / N G NJ A G Fl I N E !.
The points of superiority claimed in this Machine rendering Ii
desirable for Family Plantation use arc
l. Its remarkable and power being capable making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute, and PER
FECTLY RELIABLE STITCH
Il viii not drop stitches and noeless in operation
s. Its wonderful simplicity making easy operate
No mistake possibly be setting tho n,edle
s. 1t viii hem perfectly of required sse
hem to that Of yard in width also form and fell seams
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines.
o. Last but net least the price thirty dollars
any other reliable Machine In the market, and brings It
within the reach of ALL
sPurchasers will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction, with
the privilege Of returning the Machine after trial. does
prove to be all recommend
DAVIS BROTHERS. Agents,
ms 2peodn IS Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

as-The Tenth and Eleventh ward Amer
Clubs win meet their room Philip and Maya
zine Streets at o'clock on WEDNESDAY EVENING, April
Is 1850 ais 2plt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18
W9,seiosU Shades.

We have recently received large additions TO stock OF
Shades and have of various sEes and
We have also article of Window Shades Intended for
Lake Shore Residences which will exclude the Of the SUM-
no cause pleasing shade of light in the room.
]. D. CAMERON b CO.,
ale 2pSs Ia Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

g. y aan ~ PARENTS AND MERCHANTS. Those
2 rave 1ssr sons clerks qualified for business
y Is sssa e M Rafas Robsar President Of polbsa
II ibis eolIss for ssh s and apartment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

N THE AaEPHITHEA TER. sam Cowell will to night
give another Of his aaezanaes Of fun and melody
Those who have not heard him should be sure to
ID DO before he leaves
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The Eastern Clarion,
M PAULDrEds MISS.
-
9. r.. Adams, Editor.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the iarges. circulation
Of country newspaper in the South very respectfully Of
fered advertising medium Merchants of New Or.
leans. Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
OLD 2pH No. " Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

~ ype ara again under obligations TO Mr.. J, y.
HcKeeyer for late papers from different parts of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

koR 6ALE.--A large dwelIg,, 49,. -,
ana slsSabbsry sitaaaed q 81 arees
eaa seznH Sc AID apply 4 "a a,aa imp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

THE FEsrly II. AT 0DD FELLows' HAIIs.This
evening win be lie second night Of The elegant en-
tertainment, presided over b. the lady managers
III tls Orphans Home Gentlemen who wish to
enjoy coup d'uil'' Of . fairy scene Of beauty
Il and elegance, snch az i seldom afforded should
moi f to pay visit to the hall during the eontinu
anea of tais entertainment The Home ia this year
deprived, nv decree of THE Legislature, Of its an
nua stipend and il, therefore, entirely dependent
upon the lIberaity Of our citizens and our eharta
III inclined strangers. And We are sure it will
MT call ii vain for help, when much real enjoy
naent ii oifegea them as Ala indncement to the Ok
pezience Of the still greater pleasure which ever
follows ths exercise of twice blessed charity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18
DGliey's

DGlfey's
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Possesses the unquesticnabe power instantly check na
nation This is aceeded by many eminent in the profession
md by all that have used 1t and hence possessing this
great property naturally follows that the pain which,
OF Burns, Scald etc. produced by inflammation
conquer and subduo the inflammation that caused
it, Read the many certificates of in pamphlets which
be had gratis Of the agents.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street.
General Agents for the South whom all should
be addressed AID 2p3eodkltW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

~ Singers Celebrated Sewing Machines.
These Machines have and improvements
Sewing and their sale il rapidly increasing They are used in
preference toa Others at The largest fashionable
making establishments in New Orleans, large no.
es and principal boarding houses hundreds of private
families, and give universal satisfaction They will
neare warranted superior every other Machine the
money refunded and warranted hree years in the charge
negroes without cost for repafs freight.
They sold, If desired trial. with any other
Sewing MACHINES, WALTER BENNETT, Agent, 80 Camp
trcet, New Orleans ms autf&W
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VARIErIHs. We see that the programme of last
night y repeated this evening. The Widows
Victim. Woman and Artistic, and ..Jenny Lind
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

4 THE CHARIEsroN GoNvExT1oS. Persons wish
\ ang II make 4Hick "trip to Charleston will find
something interesting III tie following dispatch.
which we received yesterday & Connection with
Savannah win % made on Friday, Goth, and pas
sengers viii take the cars to Charleston next Mon
day. IL The dispatch Il from Thomas W. Drayton,
Esq, President Of Tie Charleston and Savannah
Railroad Company. re don't exactly understand
the dispatch, dated yesterday, at Charlestonl but
presume there must be in it something interesting
ID all who with to get to Charleston in a hurry.
3As ---9-EE4-S
FouRrH DfsrRIcr scHooL ExAMIS ATIoss.-The
examination of the Fourth District High Schools
viii conclnde to-day the Boys School ut the cor
ner Of Magazine and Second streets, and the Girls
ulaooi ~ HID corner of jackson and Chestnut
streets.
Ilsa boyH are to be examined in defamation,
Econp0sitien, mental philosophy, geometry. Latin,
physiology nryeying and algebra. The girls are
ID be examined IA composition, French physiology
geometry, natural and mental philosophy and the ]
Gonstitution Of the United States.
y III Tile other branches f study, the two schools
were examined yesterday. Those who attend to.
daa will witness something I'd pay them for their
tzrus.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18

On Tuesday af,esraoa. nj inst a O'clock JOHN Ma
4 EE, aged absnt IS years n native " New fufk
HIS friends ana acquaintance respectfully invited % "
tend his funeral from Common street. between Rampant and
Basin, this day. M
ss-s-Neu, vark and Texas psners please COPY ~
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Madame T.. D,.asx..s,s
CELEBRATED ART OF CUTTING LADIES' DRESSES
BAsQUEs AND cHfLDRENs CLOTHING
No. , Bourbon street, corner of Canal street,

No. bourbon street, corner of Canal street.
The attention of The Ladies Of New Orleans vicinity re-
speculy called to this beautiful Art 1t has won the high
recommendation Of every who has learned tested it,
EVERY LADY SHOULD UNDERSTAND THIS METHOD
lesson test Of fitting lining will DO given all who WISH
free of charge. which win the eepca invala
alb merits
Every variety Of ladies' and Chidren's Dress patterns or
Dresses scientifically cut and prepared for mang mo 2p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-18
rEDNEsDAY MORNING, APRfI. ls, 1850.

"A ~ Ne return our thanks to Mr.. Bouligny. n.
hi, cf his kild attention III sending three vol umes
fssent once Reports.