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BrOadclOth the Enemy of Health.

Professor Hamilton, in an able address on
hygiene to the graduates of the Buffalo med
ical college, denonnces broadcloth as an ene-
my to exercise and therefore to health. lie
says "American gentlemen have adopted as
national costume, broaGcloth-a thin, tight
fitting black suit of broadcloth. To foreign
ers We seem always to be in mourning; We
travel in black. The priest, the lawyer, the
doctor, the literary man, the mechanic, and
even the day laborer choose always the same
monotonous black broadcloth, a style that
never ought to have been adopted out Of the
drawing room or the pulpit because it is
feeble and expensive fabric; because it is in
the North no protection against the cold. nor
is it any more suitable at the South. 1t is
too thin to be warm in winter and too black
to be cool in summer but especially do we
object to it because the wearer is always soil.
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taken the first cargoes of the season, and
sped home with them. The Americans are
green enough to prefer an infusion of Prus-
sian Blue, rendering that article so scarce
and high in the vicinity Of the green teas,
that the natives can hardly afford to use it
on the venetians of their verandahs. If
some hundreds of good ladies, who 60 with
their heads lightly bandaged day or two in
each week with sick headache, and whose on
ly remedy is green tea,' would abandon the
use of green tea altogether, they would find
in the remedy itself the source of the dis
ease"
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Veracity is the Best Policy.

1t is related of Persian mother that on
giving her son forty pieces of silver as his
portion, she made him swear never to tell 8
lie, and said
go, my son, consign thee to God and
We shall not meet again here till the day of
Judgment"
The youth went away, and the party he
travelled with were assaulted by robbers.
One fellow asked the boy what he had, land
he answered:
Forty dinars are sewed up in my gar
ments."
The robber laughed, thinking the boy jest.
ed.
Another asked the same question, and re.
ceived the same answer
At last the chief called him, and asked
him what he had. The hoy replied
81 have told your people already that
mad forty dinars sewed up in my clothes"
The chief ordered the clothes to be ripped
open. and the money was found.
And how came you to tell this ?"
"Because," replied the boy, Il would no,
be false to my mother, to whom l promised
never to tell lie"
"Child." said the robber, .'art thou SO mind
tul of thy duty to the mother, and l am in
sensible at my age Of the duty owe to God
Give me thy hand, that l may swear repen.
tance on it."
He did so, and his fellows were struck with
the scene.
"lou have been our leader in guilt" they
said to the chef-"be the same in the path
of virtue" and taking the boys hand, they
took the oath of repentance on it.
There is a moral in this story which soe.
beyond the direct influence of the mother O.,
the child. The sentiment infused into tn,
breast of a child, is again transferred from
breast to breast.
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Green Teas.

Some of our citizens still retain prefer
epce for green over black teas but We
should think paragraphs like the following,
which indicate the mode Of preparation a.
dopted by the Chinese to suit the palate of
their foreign customers, would blunt the edge
of ones affection for the morning and even
ing cup "which not inebriates." But we sup
pose the old adage holds good in this case,
"Where ignorance is bliss, It's folly to be
wise"
Rev. DIR. Wentworth says, in long letter
from Few Chau. China, published in the MIS-
sionary 44drocate
Several American ships are lying in port,
awaiting the arrival of green teas. The Eng
lish, who love the leaf unadulterated, have
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A Capital Take OF.

. The following burlesque upon some Of th'
Patent Medicine advertisements is a ricl
thing of its kind. and may serve as a mode
for any parties who are preparing to an
nounce some new "Naluable Discovery" OF
"Great American Remedy to the alread!
be-drugged and be-physicked world
THE GREAT REMEDY!
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SNAKETAIL BARN
DIR. BAGGs, NJ. d. A. S. s.,
Having accidentally and providentially dis
covered this truly great remedy in the inner
most bowels of the Mammoth Cave, now Of
fers it to the distressed and diseased public.
BAGG'S SNAKETAIL BARK
Cures the most obstinate cases of infamma-
tory catachasm; distractions Of the spinal
marrow; low bridge on the abominable Ca
stipated appendix; vertical in the head; spat
ula; looseness of the appetite relieves irri
tation of the ulya and utensils generally re-
moves bunions tan, freckles and other ex-
travagances from the face, neck and shoul-
ders spheroid fever and drum ager.
None genuine that doesn't come from
Baggs. See that his cork is stamped on his
name.
Be sure that "Snaketail Bark" is blown in
to the bottle.
Read these Certificates
SkUNks Run, Nov. 8, 1859.
Dear Baggs-Your snaik tale bark has re-
solved my hole system, solar and all. Our
family doctor said had an animal cooley, he
called it, in my surreptons, but he was rong.
as usual. took two bottles according to
direckshuns, and have been workin ever
since.
IS. think don't want any more, as
my wife says she don't want to be a wider
again. Yours,
HO. YE. AFFLICTED.
Mrs. Baldhead was entirely cured of ali
enraSed cuticle by one bottle.
Seth Chatter was so far gone with pecu-
mary disease, that he could not be moved in
his bed took twJ bottles. The first bottle
weakened the disease, the second relieved
him from all further pain he was lifted from
his bed, and hasn't been there since.
Smith O'Swash, by taking one bottle, Sc
cured a free passage through the gates of the
Hoboken Ferry, which he had never had be-
fore.
Mrs. Doozenberry gave her afflicted hus-
band nine bottles, and she lejoicingly writes
He is now beyond the reach Of disease and
quack doctors"
Mr.. Sympel Ton of Poudick, Eight Cor
ners, caught cold after being thrown into a
violent perspiration by dodsing creditor
He gave the creditor a bottle of the Snake
tail. aid the cause of the perspiration and
cold has not been heard Of since.
Meister Karl had an exasperated teuton in
his eye one bottle removed it to the other
eye. ard two bottles run it out.
The physicians all recommend it as grea,
aid to their practice. Several distinguished
undertakers praise it highly, one of them
says, Il wish Bagg's Snaketal was in ever,
house in the land" Livery stable keerer,
recommend it. Smith, the mourning goods
storekeeper, says it is an invaluable aid to
his business. Price 81 per single bottle
five bottles Cor 81 ; ten bottles for 80 cents
and by the dozen in proportion. A liberal
discount to the trade
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6enfral Misfellanu.

@ A clever correspondent Of the Mil
waukee Sentinel writes of an incident on the
Hudson River Railroad in this WISE An old
man sat by his side, and finally addressing
him, the Milwaukeean said
"Sir, you seem to have travelled great dis
tance ?"
! "Yes, some two thousand miles,"
"Ah, indeed. What part of the West ?"
"1owa, Illinois, Wisconsin,"
"Then you can express an opinion as to
the result of the Presidential canvass in those
States ?"
NO, can't. light have done SO be-
fore left home, but, now that l have got
back, confess l don't know anything about
it,"
don't you find the sentiment very strong
for Lincoln ?"
.'Yes; sentiment indeed,r rather than sense
The Republicans enlist all the sentiment
they are sentimental set"
Seeing that was more amused than sur
prised, he continued:
"See, here, shall tell you. am 60 years
old. l have raised family of four sand
raised them all in the orthodox Democratic
faith. Fifteen years ago my boy John went
to Illinois and voted the Democratic ticket
regularly. did well with John, and helped
him stock his farm and pay off his mortgage.
He was smart boy-was John. Well, sir,
when that debate between Douglas and Lin
coin was ragingin Illinois, John got crotch
ct in his head and became Republican. 1t
was hard blow for me. tell you. Well,
Phil grew up, and l set him up in Des
Moines, bought him quarter section, and
told him to get married. Phil did well, but
the first thing heard was that he was Re
publican, and the young scamp tried to con-
vert me by writing long letters about the
Kansas muss, &c. talked pretty sharp to
both of them, but they both voted for Ere
mont in spite of me. But there was Roger
and Dan both at home yet, and telt sure
they would never desert the faith of their fa-
ther. set Roger up in Iowa, alongside Of
mis- brother, with faint hope he might re-
claim him. And Dan went off to Rock
County, Wisconsin and year ago found
out, sir, that Roger was publishing Repub
lican paper, and Dan was making speeche:
for Republican Governor in Wisconsin,
1t nearly broke my heart, but what could
do j.? The boys said they now saw the error
Of voting for Buchanan. Well, sir, few
months ago made up my mind to 60 West
myself, for the first time in my life, and SEE
about things. did 60 West, and happen
ed to hear Douglas make speech while
was away from home. You may not believe
it, sir, but I'm going home now, and | don
know whether am Democrat or kepuo
lican myself"
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tSflffted 2oetru.
Child.Like Submission.
BY PAUL GEKHARDT-l653.


What pleases God, 0 pious soul,
Accept with joy, though thundcrs roll
And tempeStS lower on every side.
Tnou knowest naught can thee betide
But plcases God.
The best will is our Fathers will,
And we may rest there calm and still
Oh. make it hour by hour thine own,
And wish for naught but that alone
Which pleases God.
His thought is aye the wisest thought :
How oft mans wisdom comes to nough
Mistake or weakness in it turks,
1t brings forth ill, and seldom works
What pleases God.
His mind is aye the gentlest mind,
His will and deeds are ever kind
He blesses when against US speaks
The evil world that rarely speaks
What pleases God.
His heart is aye the truest heart,
He bids all woe and harm depart
Defending. shielding day and night
The man who knows and loves Alright
What plcases God.
He governs all things here below,
In Him lie all our veal and woe:
He bears the world within Hi, hand,
And so to us bear sea and land
What pieaseS God.
And DER His little flock He yearns,
And when to evil ways it turns,
The Fathers rod oft smiteth sore,
Until it learns to do once more
What pleases God
What most would profit us He knows,
And ne'er denies aught good in those
Who with their utmost strength pursue
The right. and only care to do
What pleases God.
If this be so. then, World. from me
Keep. if thou wilt, what pleaseS thee
But thou. my soul. be well content
With God and all things He hath sent,
As plcases God.
And must thou suffer here ard there,
Cling but the frmer to His care
For all things are beneath His sway,
And must i'll every truth obty
What pleaSes God.
True faith will grasp His mercy fast.
And hope bring patience at the last
Then both within thy heart enshrine,
SO shalt the heritage he thine
That pleases God.
To thee forever shall be given
A kingdom and throne III Heaven
And there shall be fulfill in thee,
And thou shalt taste and hear and see
What pleases God.
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Young gentlemen will

ing it by exposure. Young gentlemen will
not play ball, pitch quoits, or wrestle or tum-
bic, or any other similar thing, lest their
broadcloth should be offended. They will
not 60 out into the storm because the broad
cloth will lose its luster if the rain falls upon
it they will not run, because they have no
confidence in the strength of their broadcloth
they dare not mount horse or leap
fence. because broadcloth as everybody knows
is faithless. So these young men and these
older men, these merchants, mechanics and
all learn to walk, talk and think soberly and
carefully. They seldom venture even to
laugh to the full extent of their sides"
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L HE CALIFORNIAN
ST.JOHNSBURY, VT.
G.. NJ. STONE & Co. Publishers
OFFICE, next door north of Court House.

Terms.-One copy per annum, also
If not paid within the year. $500
Terms of Advertising.-Fo For one square
(Of Is lines this size type) three insertions, ST.
Each additional insertion. Is cents square. 4
liberal discount to those who advertise by the
year. Cards Of 3 lines in Business DIRECTORY ~
a year. Liberations, Estrays, Notices to Legis-
lature. 81 each i'll advance.
S. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co., ll9 Nassau ST.. New
York. and State st. Boston, and S. X. NILES.
Scollay's Building, Court st. Boston, are our au-
thorized Agents
Job Printing of all kinds done neatly and at
living prices. All kinds of Papers and Cards
kept constantly on hand.
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DEMOCRATIC NOTICES. Polked them
in 1874 we Pierced them in 1852 we
Bucked them in 1856; we're Breck-ing now,
and our grave is Dug!"
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~ What five letters form sentence OF
forgiveness Ixqqu.
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/, RIS YNDS,
A-ACASaITH AND CARRIAGE MAKER,
Water street Peachxm Vt.
". G.. HOUCHTON. NJ.

EJYrnp vi vi tLe nrui Of Darling HOughtOn.)
AIHlC PHYSICIAN AND SCkGkON'
r. =. hAkSEr VILLAGE, VT.
o., Particular attention paid To extracting teeth.
'A. Al TIE GREEN nOUNIAIS HOUSE.
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QUIMBY & OVITT,
lKA T. RN,

s-Crr Manufacturers and Dealers In
hS, WOODEN, GLASS AND TIN WAKE
Lyndon, Vermont.
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- al al kinds Of DRY GOODS, BOOTS L SHOES
Pes-... ,'T"ceries, Paints, OILS, kc., &c. -!
: -Ns-LaI. Corner Vermont.
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c. MILLER Il TRULL,
( nHflA|E AANCFACTURERS. Open and Top
sN.ys had. Also. all kinds of Carriages made
II Lyndon, VI
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LYNDON HOUSE, Lyndon, Vt.
:, pAtLIN,i Proprietor. Patrons of the House con
, " aliIrUu the Depot, tree. Horses and Carriage
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Geo. G.. IL Geo. w. CAHOON,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AL LAW
ANDs SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS, LYNDON. VT.
Iley will attend Courts in Caledonia, Orleans
aad Essex Counties.
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|. ID. KlLBOURNE, ID. ID. s.,
DENTAL SURGEON,
01ce Corner Main CentralStreets
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Mtytwi
W. q j, #. STARR.
~ q NJ II n 81 4 2 q II N. M q u y a


- CAMDEN IRON WORKS.
Cazzadens Nesy f5eFsey,
Manufacturers e.
An kinds Of CASTINGS end APPARaTUsfo y GAS #0RKs,
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for RESORTS sad Other
Houses.
EET0RTs. and ali sTIIGs required for setting
latest snd most improved nodes.
| WASHERS EoNDENsERs 4seRUBBEEs and ExHATBF-
ERs, for relieving ths Re. trrs from 5ssssms-
PURIFIERS varying from iSsoocg cubic dsiy
purifying capacity
STATION METERS, Of III sfa.&
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE sfgGEs, Win eass fso
Gzste and srzpsnsion FRAMES
| GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS,
STREET MAINS. from 10 ID iacies araeser IN War ~
GEES.
STREET MAIN coEyEC1IoIFs sach ~ E4snenes, ERA,
Drips 81 tsves, etc.
STOP yALvs ffou, sto SO ineh= faced On pr
WROUGHT IRON WoRE-4n Me su1th nd shsss Tron
Work required In and sbsut Gas wcFks.
s-Gonnunicsfions shcsd addressed 20 I'D PRFsCT~
PAL OFFICE CAMDEN NEW JERSEY
~ BRANCH OFFICE. Iz5 SOUTH THIRD STREET "
EfiIEsA DELPHI IA. IytI
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MOI


g. e4fe@e Southern Esssaoo,.iaea
FANCY GOODS
'ods y Il E = - TRI MIN
ESTABLISHED December 1870
IF. q l.. PIF'FET.
.ee. Canal Street. ..
OPPOSITE THE TouRo BUILDINGS
n4'e Just received their large and tastefaIly eel
FALL GOODS!
used comprising goods FROM ALL PARTS OF THE won
ELF selected with a view to supplying the
NEW ORLEANS DEM M
Style, Quality and Cost
st 1hEf WOULD SPECIALLY INVITE ATTENyro
HIbB0NS AND DRESS TRlMMNGsI
Which are of the LATEST PARIS STYLES 49,, q.
'o''hsn' cannot be surpassed in The Union Tbsr
FANCY eooDs
-Comprise--
GILT AND SILVER BANNER T4ssEIs
Gilt AND SILVER PRINCES z4
GILT AND SILVER STARS, spANe1Es ETC
CHI OPERA GLASSES
FINE SHELL AND IVORY Gowns
FINE TOILET BRUSHES,
BISCUIT sTATUARY and VASES
Il 5. FINE FRENCH JEwELRY,
PAPTER MAoHE woRK.BoxEs
CHESS MEN AND DoMINoEs.
hAfiSG CARDS AND BACKGAMMON BOARDS
= --ALso-A
We" STYLE HEAD DRESSES, OF ALI, orrAr1r1rs
| AND COST y all LEE
EARL SHE'LL and SILVER PoRTEMoNNA1s as
CARD CASES, aao
' siisl.f+s'seoFEs and sTERRoscoPIc VIEWS
/ "hlllNG DESKS and DRESSING CASES .
~ COSMETICS from the celebrated man.
uiaefof'es of Lubin sIonpeas, Pinand and f,o,5r.,
| FANCY STATIONERY ooa''ay.
LADIES, FANCY WORK BASKETS and ~
etc, ETC., etc. LES
1HEf HAVE "A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
FINE CUTLERY,
Consisting of ROGERS wosrENHoGsrs, CROOKS, ~,
P1N Ng RAzoRs and SCISSORS. '~N'''' anu
Also complete assortment Of
TOYS chlLpREN's GAMES and FIREWORKS,
oHiLDRENs CARRIAGES
RELocIPEDEs and ROCKING HORSES
Also
complete assortment Of French wIpE M, an
DISH COVERS, ETC., etc. 80 SAFES
h9-Al of which will be sold at
ZoFg" PRICES,
~ sessons rom the country wond do to call and ex
"'s ms beautiful assortment of goods when In the ci
@"~ Nothing is charged for showing goods.
+. & L. PIFFET, !
b5 onuo.c. a 1a3 Canal street. !,
-----2,z--, Opposite Touro Buildings
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-a MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
mTTfpIAao FORTE MANUrAcToRY.

VIM. KFARE Il co. Nos. l, }, and Eusw street. Baltl
respectfully inform thor Southern friends that they
enlarged their factory and prepared supply the
demand for their Pianos They Internationally tho mos
duabe contain all the latest improvements and fully
aneed for five For aud power of
aud agreeable touch, thoy uneaualed.
Thalberg sakcsch and other pauss have used then
their given certificates theirsuperior
They have for tho last years. taken tho t premiums
all competition In MI The different States where they have hee
exhibited Last year they received FIVE FIRST premiuHs two az
Montgomery Ala the best Southern made piano. and
one for the beat against I'LL competition.
full supply Of tie above Instruments may DO found ut oui
agents In New Orleans, at
NELL L WAsHBuRN's.
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
iela1 yEw Story Building tup stairsl
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fyHEsTaJT GRovE whisky
cHEg7NuT. eRoYR WHraK

Ths Prcgrsstor If sls above sEhsBRAFED WHTsKY Se-
sgs 70 introduce he sEctc he public and
snd eaantry, % the
Puregt UiEusaEsie ssSnsa4imna
.h eveE teeu papased edraI us II proves tse
acordsl Al oaee ard invfaorau to the esesbsci
wetssr osssass. 1t IS distilled rs and
salt ana its 5rles preserved By pr0csza
peculiarly hs es vresat the fssI Oh ether nsicus
csnts known t5 ha eontai1ed ii whisky III GENERAL me-
au separated % absns p1syo Of tas az
ticie from cry foreign adHaixtase Is gaaraaseed-
In edition the following tesaonaEs fEon ss eni-
Analytical Caeas.o Of Fisadspha Nav rark
ION tho ssae Agricultural sceey endorsed with hsir
Dpiama d.. Jaekssn Boston, has testified usdsr OAR
to It's absolute purity. Read Tho torowiag
GERTIFIG ATEa.
Philadelphia, ssps.s Isss.
We have carefully tcstcd HE sample d caaaut Grcrs
whisky which yo US, thasit eoens one Of D
poisonous substance Known Fus on which tie easaeaz-
injurious ingredient Of the Wssss general Hss4
BOOTH. GARRETT Z CAMAC,
| Analytical Gherassst-
New York. sspt $, lssa
Ihage sample Of Chestnut rsesiss
isO1 Nr Charles wharton III 81 Philadelphia and hsv
carefully tested it am pleased to state that enrag
from poisonous dssesfous srhsancea. It =
| pare and fine HaFored quality Of WHISKY.
JAMES n. CHIFFON Anal Heal Ghsn3
B9ason aarsh i.
have rnado chemical analysis of commercial saraE
Ohas.rnt grove Whisky, shicn proves
Fpsil els. and perfectly pure aud nnadultegato.
aayor Of this Whisky Is derived from the gram used
4 featuring IT, Respectfully,
A. 4. HAYES ". u. state Assassr,l
| No. l6 Beyisss
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.s
1 wholesale Agent
1 lie Walnut
fa2 ly&w rnI
7 f7E4ADJvICE,s RoFAf. PATENT DoU
~ ACTING ARGHKMEnlAE
i VcntiInt0r,
sMoEE CONDUCTOR AVID SPARK ARl
| a- -roR-
STEAM FIRE ENGINE
And to ves,tiate any place w1crs fresh an
WarraIed 10 cure imperfect draft in q
srATis RIGHTS FOR SAIL
nTs-A back with description and refsrenee8
by mail. WILLIAM GRIFFN
I Assignss ard #
| sS6 SIN Nc. gas RAGE STREET,
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SUCCESSION DE @. ". JoNTE, DEGEDE-NEUF TER
Ia GasqaetSix Terrans dams la vile de JEFF

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rains Ia Gasqaesx Terrans la viile de Jef
i''esI' PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Encaueur-Bureau, al rue du Camp.
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Morssn iage " d PtaSema Cow DC Noaveie Orleans
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FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR or. PERSONS ERR Or MODERATE
House fast improving part of the First District at
BY ]. B. WALTON.
Auetoneer-ofi 40 Camp street.
" Howard between Clio and streets, by
ss eoaa
House, containing in the building with Two
Story Frame Back Buildings, with kitchen below and
above, cistern ETC., with paved yard.
The lot well filled and high The sidewalk in front of the
properly is marie.
For particulars apply the auctioneers Office. OILS St
Two uENNlSTS-TWo FINE OPERATING ROOMS
necessary for conducting Dentistry Establishment can be
rented from the LIST November the present occupant retiring
from i'll health after conducting fine business for tho last ten
years. Apply DR. GuSTINE Dentist,
OBJ If Ito ST. Charles street.
rNaN DOLLARS REWARD-LosToRsT STOLEN,
old and 10 the Of Charley The above reward will
be given 10 whoever will bring himto
o2l Cts Corner of Clio and Hercules streets,
| nIL OF COGNAC-A SMALL LOT OF PURE OIL
" OF GUGNAG, just received and for sale by
oil Il BARELLI CO ii Common street
CHAMPAGNE $50 Moot 3 claRden's Vim An
| - gais, for sale by 5, WOLFE,
| oil ecrner Graver and Vow Lsvee sta
| DuTNABI, JAMES M, LATE OF THE FIRM OF
Hall Rodd PutneIn Cotton and Sugar Factor, Commits
sion and Forwarding Merchant No 81 Carondeat street.
| sul ly
SWEET OIL, BoUNIN rREREs-
y sil baskets, q ounce
IS IS & e
4 Expected by ship Mount Vernon. For sale by
| se6 50 custnThonse street
NoTICE-ALL POWERS CT AIToRNEY GRANTED
sew Orleans, October g. 1850. OF I'm
| CHATEAU GIsCOURS-l2o cases in quarts ane
/ s. ID. GRATIAA 4 CO,
I OILS 50 CustOmhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-03

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the Royal Zaoesical te London rcr tn Govern
rnen by eota PeihericE , Fl. r. MS Coasa fol e
the Nile and taat lie viii make Lib ss appear
America, the eie of New Orleans abot The LIST
Of November.
This H1PP0PoTAMUhas becn tls sensaon in Lon5on for
sast year. twoyears OLD the only brought to
Iaeca, accompanies By the Coasnls Arab servant who
presen, capture end has astende him ucs be
couple of dtys old. s3ehandbHls, etc.
R-DdoIs open fsout 10 4. NJ 10 10 O'clock r. NJ Admission
81 cent, children and servants, % cents, go