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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
A French writer thus speaks of the Baron Jane
Rothschiid:

A French writer thus speaks Of the Baron James
Rothschiid:
Monsieur de RothschiId is an indefatgable work
er. He rises early, looks after his own affairs him
self He receives visitors after he has prepared
the days work for his myrmidons. On certain
points he is unbending, but he is q good man.
though not easily moved He has the perspcacity of
a man who has made the largest fortune in Europe.
His views on financial matters are always sound he
has genius for foreseeing events. His judgment
Of men is unerring, and, consequently, he knows
with whom and how to deal. Nothing turns him
aside from purpose he has once formed: his views
are always clear, and forcibly expressed. The
hours devoted by him to work are occupied until
the last minute. He then withdraws himself en-
irely from business, and resorts to the pleasures
of life.
The house Of Rothsehild, consisting Of the Baron
James, Charles, Iional, and other brothers and
cousins, is undoubtedly the most royal and power
ful Of tile reigning European families. They have
absorbed most of the gold and silver of the world,
and no nation can 90 to war in Europe without
re- s..e sovere PERMISSION They To-. the emperor
Of Russia forty millions for the Crimean var they
lent the British Government seventy-fye millions.
Turkey, Austria, Sardinia, Prussia and Egypt have
all looked to their pockets for the sneT Of war.
The Emperor Of Austria, at the last accounts
was trying to obtain fresh supply from this mex
haustible fountain, and even the great Napoleon is
eager to proptiate the branch of the house in his
Empire. It is said that the great banker has been
offered the sovereignty of Jerusalem, but having
all the sceptres Of Europe in his coat pocket, he
magniifeently disdains the propositions.
The Philadelphia American has story, that the
Baron James was quietly leaning against column
in the Exchange (Which column from long occu-
patton by him, is recognized as the Rot6schld)
when gentleman of mysterious department ap-
preached him and intimated that he came from the
neighborhood Of the Tuilleries to confer with him
respecting the disposal Of the Holy City. The Ba-
ron is said to have replied in terms by no means
courteous; in fact he consigned the ambassador
polite. 1t is supposed that he at once perceived a
scheme to extract out of his pocket the expenses
of the Syrian expedition, on pretenoe of restoring
the Jews. The Baron is not convinced that this is
the set time for restoring the Jews has he seen
any prophecy which declares that they shall be
restored at his expense.
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ng Fever and ague l. !, t.,,,n,. ,,.soas.

- -. $50, IS uS 80 AZ teAAipAt N1ScisSts
vi an inc MS That fes Is heir to- it is the inest in It's first
manifestations the most unrelentng in in progress aud The
most defiant ofmediea skill Fever and Aeue more derc
i've Of life than consumption because is tasy induced
aud therefore prevalent 1t marks HIS victims for the
grave, like m eSeeHoner bond Day by day sufferer
grows weaker and weaker and each hour fear strong
consciousness Of approaching the tomb We said a the
disease one Of hose which has nearly always deded medical
sceneea few once il while having een cured and ro
ported We recommend Dr. j. Hostetters omach Btle Ia
suffering humanity generally as sure and speedy specific
sel1 in New Orleans. Wholesale aud retail, byJ WRIGHT 4
CO. u ard Isl charres street sole agents the Southern
States to whom all orders should be addressed and by rug
gists and dealers generally everywhere SELF 2p6tSltY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20

NHHishATics During the week there have been
sales OF two half cents (rare dates and in ine con-
altion) Of 81: Vermont cent (rale VARIETY At
" s 20 United States cent Of 1850, al So; very
coins at about SleU In digging far III now rsiL
on Main street, q variety Of Colonial and other
coins have been found, Among them 4 Msssa.
ehusstts half cent ia exceedingly fiae condition,
winch has changed hands once at Sc so. and il
now held at double that sum, with the prospect If
purchaser A Herg fne Washington cont az Inc
faFest variety has also been found. Wy
Hartford Press 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
ID Il E ID a

On Wednesday evening the 18th inst AT { o'clock Mrs
RosEM0NDE vi .rIARNTH R0UMAIN wife Of Ernest Chas
lIerwg, in the 18th year of her age.
The friends and ecquantances Of the family respect
fully invited attend her funeral this afternoon at oclock
from her late residence in Rckcrye without further
R9nBatimore and Philadelphia papers please copy
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| Many other songs more or less of a warlike or
patriotic character were tried mostly with inder-
ent success. We had three ladies on board who
had all Joined the group, and to whom Garibaldi
paid easy atiabe attentions. There is no gall in
the milk OF this mans composition, or one would
| wonder how, after Como, he can bear to look
| woman in tho face Two of these female Dassen
gers belonged to professional singer from Mes
slna, and the latter was after little pressing in
duced to favor the company with some more cnlti-
waited strains. Garibaldi had sat down on water
butt, resting his feet on the chain-cable with his
elbows on his knees, and his chin on both his
hands, with ah upturned face, listening to civilized
music with the attention of a man fitted by nature
to appreciate the beautiful whenever it falls in his
way One Of his companions, a draughtsman, was
ready with piper and pencil to catch the attitude
and the group.
The momeht was sublime, for the unconscious
General had putt an inehably calm and delighted
expression. Presently the roughs again took up
the strain, and the concert assumed that wild and
desultory character which belongs to such extern.
pore performances. There arose loud peals Of
laughter, in which it did mans heart good to see
Garbaldi taEe hearty share aribaldi the man
on whose shoulders weigh at this moment the des-
TIMES OF Italy Accustomed as they must be to
the exhibition of such unaffected cordially Carl
baidi's companions were rs fully charmed to see
their ehi6itan in such high good hHmer as a COM
paratipe stranger might be. The love and aey0.
ton OF all men who ever draw near Garibaldi are
something that passes all understanding. He loves
ALL and is loved by all j; yet there are none with
whom his supreme authority il ever shared, none
who is ever Intimately taken into his councils Ii
IS only his heart that is open to ALL His mind is
exclusively Ills own, and his will admits no doubt
or dispute.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20


SEVERE S.NTEacE.--In the early part of his
residence at Wansteod my fathers boyish spirit Of
fun broke out as usual. On one occasion some
boys were caught BY him ia the act of robbinq an
orcnard with The assistance Of the gardener they
we're dragged trembling into the house. NV
mother father happened to be staying there, al
imposing old genlaman, who had not forgotten
nus scholastic dignity when looking on anything III
the shape Of boy. hint to him suficed, and he
assumed M arm chair and the character OF j. P.
for the county. The frightened offenders were
drawn up before him and formally charged by NV
father with the theft, which was further proved by
The eontets NJ their pockets. The Judge assuming
severe air Immediately sentenced them to instant
execution BY hanging on the cherry tree. / can
recolect being prompted b. my father to kneef
down ami intercade for the cuiprits and my fright
ened crying and the solemn farce Of the whole
scene had its due effect on the offenders. Down
on their knees they dropped in row, sobbing and
whining most piteously, and vowing e never to do
20 no more Myfather, thinking them sufficiently
punished. gave the HUT, and they were as soIemny
hardened, my father and mother laughing heartily
to see the celebrity with which they made on
Hoods Memorials
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
Erercet a1aights, attention =.

called meeting Of the Club win b. hellat the Rooms No.
s. Camp street. corner Natcea Louisiana Insurance Gonna.
ny's Buildings, THIS EVENING Thursday, Sept 20, at
o'clock, BY order Of Tho Presidents .
$50 2ple CTAS. N. FROST. Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20

FtsE LuEcH Asn Coon LIouoRs are to he had
= Taetsalls Exchange, No. 50 81 Charles street as
eksf ane knows who has locked into that most popnar
resort y shera Any alo has moi sud he ever wants
DIV laaee ana seed aapr let hin confidently trust in us and
ealas y Tbs zatiersas make himself liable 70 practical
q sar Recommendation. Ture soup is promised
aissaha distracted Nh hiss ios she aae dc cuisine of Inc
RANKS hs class sr.ist. SUI rel M a.
4seus advertisement Of Mr. III n I.,,ra 50 w nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20

E5-EIpeEaencc teaches MS that deifcRcy
prevents many females from appn for the alleviate
suffering and ife That objection in the cast
of sir James Carkes Female Pills. prepared after the pre-
seJpon Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Green OF Eng
land, well known be the only safe remedy fo
female difficulties and Instructions from any They ca,
besent bottle containing 90 pills free by enclosing
aud six postage stamps any agont.
General the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
N. Y, J. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents
ind sold by al res1eetahie Druggists fe9 2ply&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
R..D. HUBBARD, sec'y.

RS@ Bunker Hill Rangers The regular
weekly meetings Of this Club will be held their hail. school
house corner Canal and Franklin streets en- MONDAY EVEN.
IhGs, att o'clock BY order of the President:
sea 2pte GEO. D. BEARES Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
ea.,snr doe tl,e .gneeler = nYnsan

szF.xshy does the Wheeler Il Wilson con-
pRhtsh many statements against The slga Sew
iui MaGfuc5f
From tic fact that they great Improvement en- theirs
and does away with the leather pads and loop eheek
The saa Machines i con.uue noEd taa donbIo e ,le
Of al othaTs, a Ne. ~ Galal street.
s9l0 2pim6w NJ s. HgbR1CK, Agent.
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ERair Restorative /!
THE ONLY DISCOVER
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and GrayG

|
Many great discovery Wood have attempt.
ed not 9ny g ht h but protest 70 have ds
s haye az and gone being carried away " the wonder
IeaSe liz Md rsssiss sway Head tie following
Barn, Maine, AEril 49, 1859,
hit S fF Si4 WIKI sS son
eave published N ILL., vicinity sna olseshsse has gwen rise
Tic inquiries arSl IS il TACT d d my my Ssaon and
iii q ten Sa IN s @ a s 'G IN. 1 ne
Rn$ to o be sd il good order aud e natural eqlo' 10
better "A in stage my lie for forty years past more
s0 5 a A. G MI ss caS @ he .sme q whIs
aGssnce aShed OF BY frequent abuton Of he face whea
sS o vii oaw S e. ia hs AVE AVE
been II H. receipt gs number Of letters fpm all Of
there much fraud N e ana sais Of various
used only ytoa any good effect Tnt y nbaooe
jury lave NOT used q your Restorative any account
dreds have examined IL with surprise am now 81 years
send You lock my hair akeS ID lie s pat Pcss
received your favor Of two quart bottles last summer which
Igavoit friends and thereby induced them to tryit;
used With universal nscess Is ass s1'f Sa yoa
sd bsa g. a
Gle will insure and believe where gqod no.
s
all wholuqre Of my opinion valuable 70.
snts: remain mai dear sir yenrs Ao RAYMOND
PRor y y WooD-near Sir; wonld certainly be doing yon
great not TO make known to all the would the
full well the unexpected experienced from,
using bottle Of your Hair After using avery
kind of restorative extant hut without finding
head nearly destitute Of hair finally try bot
We Oh your mar restorative NOW candor and Justice
announce to whoever may this now poess
and beautiful of hair which richer and
handomer than the original therebre taxa oers
sion recommend this Invaluable ALL who may fee,
the necessity for 4 Respectfully yours, w.
REV. s. ALLEN BROCK
y rms testimonial OF my Appreciation for valuable
medicine You CD unsolicited Int If You tbjnk
II worthy place among re insert H. II Won slsh III mod
destroy il, and say nothing Yours, ETC., REV s. A. b,
FfaTsEe N MT PIP N BOTTLES Of three BEas yiz Iargs
medium md srhl. The sni holds 1 pin and rrtas IN
one dollar bottle Tie bottle holds III least tepfv
7eet nloe M ppp2rtisn thhu the small and tstas
dollars per bottle Tbelage quat fortJ fer WHIT ore
n proportion, md reails tifeo dollars bottle o. j
WOOD eco, fronretors IA broadway, New York and Ii
Market street W. Louis Mo- SOLD by all 5dd drvgsts an
fancy goods dealers,
J. WRIGHT 4 Co. Akonts
II l5l Chartres srest,
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s3oyss VERY CHEAf.--Intending aoonto change
slNls nlssa N bAslhssai aess Wheeisr L FcYsia
ss 1ae e he 4 grea.iy ssaicea me- a.
Ass Rs sHs kiHd q eove I'll elf interest by cas
as4 Aesa Ding 81 sleek Or ssse fei !.
HlR3Se aassslksmenf we diFaot attention
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
aa. union Gnard. secnnh pistrfot-rhts

We" Union Guard, Second DistEfct-This
Club meets EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, at ~ O'clock at
the Orleans Ball Room Orleans street between Roynl
and Bourbon streets All persons avoFng the election Of
JOHN BELL for President, and EDWARD EVERETT for
VcePresden respectfully invited and join said
Club.
au23 2pte r. u. HUBBARD sec,y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
sg- Genuine HAheele, y ANllsnn,a Nee,lle..

The oa Agent is the first only house reduee The price
of Wheeler a Wilson Needles to 10 cents per dozen
Al Tie urgent request of Tie iadies been Induced ia
keep supply Of Wheeler Wilson'S Needles wbee they can
call with all rFopriey purchase Wheeler Wilson'S Needles
al New York prices
sloat Sewing Machine Room No. 81 CANAL STREET.
ssIn 2nlm.hAY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20

EXTENSIVE SALE u cloTIISe. Doors. sHoFs.
Nzc.f Asala attention q buyers is called 10 The es
tszass sa hsos shaes and elnAup take pisee his
day II n o,eloela 9 Rser anea rooms Nos IS and
y olaLsses srest Tenaa IL saie 's's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20

Tug PEiErE or Wales IN ST.. LOUIS. The follow.
ing dispatch vas received last night by Mayor
FllIey:
- HIS Huunr Mssor FsIley ST. T.ouis r. M esoV'
ne FRINGE and suite will arrive by the Alton and
8. Louis Railroad On Monday at ST. Louis, having
sNeh np nus intended tour Of two days the prai-
visitor and herself ''et
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20

A CURIOUS FsATURE OF NEw York LiFE.--In
Portsr's Spirit of the Times we find the following
During the dog-days we were shocked to find
that terrific arrangement in existence still which
condemns the poor dog to cruel and barbarous
tate. We asiude to tho practice introduced into
this country by the knights of the rag pcker's bag
and crook, of forcing dogs to draw their carts
loaded with ottal and rags. This is habit INDUCED
Y BY the aristocratic Teuton, who can afford to
keep biz team. Now, dogs were never meant to
ee employed at tasks SO unnatural and to which
their strength is so unequal.
We have seen the Datch ruffian with q face that
tald his brutal nature driving his two dogs along
over the rough pavement, or In the bye-streets.
thick and heavy with mud the tongues Of the moor
bFutes--We mean the dogs, not the man--hanring
out Of their months, and every muscle strained to
IFS uttermost tension. The club and the thona
have brought these animals TO subsection, and the
club and tho lash would punish any attempt at re-
heihon We call the attention of the police to this
outrage. and hopo they will see that this excessive
cruelty is put q stop to. -
One of these raacally Datchmep arrested and
punished. would put asfop to the business and il il
the duty Of our officers to exterminate the pteous
spectacle Ifany lawyer will tell Us what course
e pursue IN this matter, we faithfully promise TO
follow his advice, meantime hoping there is some
law ~ existence, no matter how long suspended,
that can be brought into effect against these dc.
graded human brutes. If we had person com
potent 90 translate this into German, we would puh.
iss t IN that language for the benefit of the rufans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20

hEeEeEs FpR sALH.-See advertisement or Mr..
JcaVa Ein who s .sss ec:isiansl, III hand III s,eeoa
sersaat n hs aBa aaad esgnst Of paaae aid oag.
Tres streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20

UerAErSERsHrf. See copartnership notice OF
hIessrs. Brewster. Blakeuey & Co., who conduct an
extensive copper, tin and sheet iron business.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20

A STATE DgFIED ~ FouR SAHoRs.- according
II the Grand Rapids tMich.) Eagle there was an
!. amusing contest at Racine on Wednesday last.
Flour sailors belonging to nearly laden schooner
il the port damaged . saloon, and police were
sent to arrest them. The delinquents took refuge
in Che rigging and defed the State to seize them.
Tie Marshal was patient, and after awhile caught
one On the deck, but found he had caught q
Tartar, for the sailor struck him in the ribs with
q crowhar Thereupon tile alarm bell Of the
Courthouse was rung. and some hundreds as
senlbIed onthe wharf TO devise the best means Of
maintaining the dignity Of the law. Some pro-
posed 10 use the fire engines; Others suggested
that tie mast should be felled At length the
Captain held q parley with the lefty recusants,
and succeeded in bringing down three, who were
locked up- The fourth, the principal offender, was
left shove and he iutimated that he was dashed
fast. The vessel in the meantime prepared to sail
but was stopped BY the arrest of the captain and
mate as abettors of the offender This brought
them to terms; the sailor was compelled to de-
scend. and WAS imprisoned; the other three were
fnod and released, and the vessel sailed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
Rg.Why l. nc slont se,yil

Ra~Why Ii the SiOat Sewing Machines so
badly atnacd hy agents Of other maehincss
Because Tue public heR2 pronounced cm the best having
sapooede sioet, The .eles SIN continue 10 increase Al
NJ % Canal styeet.
seiO 2nmgN ". :. HEDRICE, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
The Money King.

South Carolina, Presidential electors chosen by
the Legislature.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
sANFoRD's
LIVER VIGo. TOR
NA-reK Nab;b3tns,..


tits compounded entirely from Gums ami has becon,a an an
tablshed tac Standard Medicine, known and approved BY an
that have used it, and esnrgd with confidence in an
the diseases for which II is recommended.
1t has cured thousands within last two years who had
given all hopes Of relief the unsolicited ceriH
Gates in my possession show.
The dose be adapted temperament of the indiqid
nal taking it. and used in such quantities gently on tho
Bowels
Lette dictates your Judgment guide you in the use of the
Liver Invgoraer, and will Liver Complaints Billions
Attacks, DypensH, Chronic Diarhea summer Conplains
Dyeutcry Dropsy, stomach Gostiyeness Choie
Ghoeg Cholera Murhns Cholera Inantu Flatulenee jam
dice Female Waaknesscs n be usd successfully "a an
Ordinary Family Medicine. Il will Sick Headache Iva
thousands testify twenty nnteJ two or three tea.
poohsul taken of etack. All who nse
IL giving their testimony in It's favor.
Nix water tic mouth Will the nNgorator, swatw
both together.
Price, Slpur hottle.
Sae,dfnrd's Family Gsathhrtie Pills.
Compounds from fe Vegetable ErectR and put upn Glass
Gases, mir tight end viii keep Ia any climate.
re Family eahRte FIJI Y Reasle tRd active Gaharc
gifh the PROPRIETOR hah used IN hs erece than twenty
io used rms, sstaofon TbisH iii eSpres IN re-
~ TO hs,' YES pa sSa me 70 PsSf ssin siP thg reaeh
different Rorsio;s q Us Y,; Sqssls
gatisisf hes been Sqnoudf rom ssret Of tho pnssst
yns e%4s % ~ ~ S q "a ey4Ey Part 4 q tas alaas
needed. sach as nesagReps1s he Stomach slsepiasss
,ys nc 6q ss from sudden old hied i ifeassata. Z
" n ov ba dy s e. AaRef, Sh r
Weighs thr Head, Ill nfaplIaargy Disease, Worms in
s5a many de q WEIGH & Ill to oS 81 Numerous me seoa
uo Mn, NJ Gse 4 Prize P Dimes
" Druggists generally and sold by Ihd trade all the large
ia w.sAEF2sp NJ D.. Manufacturer and PFoprsssss,
''|R1eH7 Ti / Soi Axsn..
aa1SW And sold By REgy Druggist,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
rIItrasnAY moRNrNG. sEpTEMRER %, 1gep.

CAprtoS. We wish to caution our political
EEfends, ii hnying Bell and Everett medals, to be
sare fiat there il no imposition upon them. We
were shown yesterday modal having the likeness
az Lincoln in IT. though the name Of John Bell was
upon the rim. We do not know whether this is
party trick, or a business trick of some unprin-
ciplcd Yankee, At all events, let our friends be
sure that they are not imposed upon. Many of our
citizens, who have seen Mr.. Bell, will be able to
detees the fraud but others, not familiar with his
features, sheuld be on their guard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20

Onsrnday last, says the Worcester (Mass.l Spy,
il one Of the churches of the good town of Spen-
cer, while the people were engaged in the worship
Of God, something unusual occurred. It was at
the communion service, and just before the sacra-
ment was offered, man in the back part Of the
assembly rose, and deliberately passing up the
aisle Of the table in front of the altar seized one
Of the saeramental gobiets with one hand and the
large silver pitcher with the other filled the goblet
with vine, and turning to the audience eoolly
drank It off and returned to his seat The reader
may imagine the surprise of the congregation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
Three and a Hiatt Point

Three and Hiatt Point
FRENCH PLANTATION BLANKETS.
Having received per Ship ADELAIDE Bell" from HAVE,
full supply of
3 l-a Point French Blankets,
which we have had manufactured expressly for PLANTA
TIoN purposes prepaed 70 execute orders to any
extent for them.
The careful manner in which these Blankets base been
manufactured render Item superior 10 any similar goods in
the market, aud Justify the popularity they have enjoyed de
past twp years
D. H. HOLMES,
1876 Canal street
sci 2pim Between Bourbon Dauphin streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20

EsERETT KsIGHTs are notified through our col
unlls by Mr. Charles N. Frost, that called meet
ing Of the club will be held at the room 50 Camp
street, ut o'clock this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20
ri.e Popular Vote nj the Last Three Prcsi-
RetaffRl EierY Ions.
We give below the popular vote cast at the last
three Presidential elections:


Zachary rayldr Whal.. . sf2 232
lewis Css tONmpcltl 22 fJa
Martin Van Buren, (Fecso). ~ S7S
1852.
llISl s'tI 90 tiA'. tH5sg
frank5u Pierce Deniocra $40 Sg5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-20

ExeLisa FlRn Raioks.-Best English blue fire
bricks src for se by Messr wansen, Kirehof 4 Cos
Il rnlon s,rast. So adfer iensat.