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ate in Stronsstown, Indiana county
ONE LARGE HOUSE,
EHe-storics high, L-shape, ono l. otal
feet long. ,nG -. -" feet. il coz,
some 20 rooms, and is wen o..ited i's
has heretofore been used ne, Hotel =
ted in the business portion of town.
ONE S.H1LLER HJGSh. b.
Two stories high, 40x22 feet, eaPa0"
commodating two families.
THREE ACRES or GR0tAr
Upon which the foregoing descrI'ea
are situate. "A
The property was formerly ownea
cupied by Barker l. Litzingcr, Wn' -
solved partnership.
TERMS: ,.s
Sl,3o0 for the entire property
$500 in hand; the balance in psymeHm.5
session given the lst of April, II oss"
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constant and significant eventof Mr. DAVIS
administration, will be found to be his
Jealous re2ulsion of advisers and assistants,
and his descent to rivalry in popularity
with his subordinates and lieutenants.-
He had, as we shall see, a puerile eager
ness to appropriate all the honorS oil the
Confederate cause, and to wear them con-
spicuously in the sight OF the world. In tins
he departcd from the true line Of greatness,
and fell from the summit to which fortune
raised him. II ia the unfailng characteristic
of tho great man that he never descepds to
competition with his subordInates, but
ingcniousiy takes every success OF theirs
as tho source and sustenanee of his own
greatness. Napoleon l. had marshals whom
some critics Lave thoug htsupecior to him
self in military genius; but he understood
that 50 long as he vas the central historical
figure. history AID the common opinion of
mankind would naturally and logically
refer their successes TO himself, and bestow
upon him the crowning glory. This, in
deed, is the true art OF the great man--
the art of utilizing those around him, on
the princi pie that the successes OF his sub
ordiuates eventually recur to himself the
centre, nlagnifying him and filling up :Ae
rneas sureul his iauIo, Iathor than the weak
jealous attempt OF self assertion which
drives from itself all necessary aid and
counsel, and choosing a naked e.uinence,
fluids only vanishing point Snch was
the attempt Of Jefferson Davis which we
shall follow in our narrative, and display
as tbe essential weak oess o. little mind.
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THE report Of the Secretary of the
Treasury for April shows decrease Of the
public debt during that month of $685.
070 65
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A UDITORS' NOTICE.

A UDITORS' NOTICE.
"a ma MaIgaEet- E. StroIhnss In;: -e I-er and W.
Strohecker Tor use Of Archibald MFadden
vs.. Samuel F. George. In the court of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county. No. l, March
term, 1869. Vend. Expon. And now April
7th, 1869, on motion of F. p. Tierncy, Esq,
Wm II. Sechler appointed Auditor to dstr-
bute the funds in the hands of the Sheriff
arising from the sale ofdefendants' rea! estate
on the above stated writ. BY the Court.
From the record. Certified 7th of April
1869. J. X. HITE, Pro'y.
Notice is hereby given that for the purpose
of attending to the above appointment l will
sit a. my Office in the Borough of Ebensburg
on Thursday. the 18th day OF May, 1869, ut
o'clock p. m, when and where those Inter
ested may attend. WM. ii. SECHLER,
April 22 st. Auditor.
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HAYE YOU SUBSCE,SSP' 4
II "THE ALLE(IhA a IyADfE
TERMS, $500 PER lhAi'
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PLANTATION BITTEkS

This wonderful yege-
table restorative is the
s1leet-anch0r Of tho feeble
and debilitated. AS d
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
no equal among stomach
les. AS q remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec-
tally subject. it is
superscding every other
stimulant. In al
climates, tropical, tenn
perate OF frigid, it acts
as a specific in every
species Of disorder which
llndermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
ducod it becomes a
standard articIe---a me-
Ucinal staple. 1T Is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and tho most popular
medicine i'm the civilized
world d---be sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
I Country Stores.
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Send the rotnil price. Washer SIS. Extra
Wrmger $l0 and we will forward el,rr nr
b''h machines, free "f freight. TO places where
no one is selling; and 80 sure are we they will
6o liked. thnt We agree ~ refund the money if
any one wishes ~ return the machines free nf
freight. after d n'"nth's trial. according III dii
fretiOns. IL 1 aifif iafE.i"N'f
No husband, father Dr br",hor should peym,t
The drudYrry Of washing wish the hands ifty.
Two days IN the year. when II ban be done bet
Ter, mote expcditiousy. with leas labor. and no
inia,y to the garments. bv d Doty Clothes
Wasl,et. end Universal W.inger,
+ 3Gnhy y,'>sers with exclusive eight "f sale mako
Imaheyfast elling them.tggx .ttsi1 af
Slid fy dealers generally. toUwh I'm liberal
lisc"uh,s nre mnde. ItaIsf bHa ~ r
n0i" II. g. BROWNING. Gan. Agent
9Ai M Sc Curtlandt St., New York.
Aug.l, 1869 ia Al @ S,a .
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Phntogrspher in one of the country
towns in Massachusetts was recently visited
by young woman, who with sweet simplicity
asked. "llow long does it take to get pho
togr"ph after you leave your measure 2"
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"WnY Sarah. you look good cnpu.! to rn.,
sid I"vin. husband 20 his wife u.e rr:.ng
at breakfast. Well I'm ening as { st as I
oan. mint IL" was the ready reply
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81 40 q IIIlI Fy1 I'FsFVtf4H 7! II
i,9 all l{o1k9 si,lHll aiRTeYi q
Ess.goM Is sJg 81 as dsbSN taH pii3ptf 6if n
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How poor were our first par nts. When
they ate themselves ont Of house ard nom,
ny dev"urfng an apple
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Walhalla Select School

slfRs GopbMAN viii open / esohobl id fle town
l't or Walhdlla, Tor Young ladies and children.
The session will commence on the 28rd OF August
and close on the 2srd Of December.
TERMS FER SESSION or, -FOUR MoSrnx:s
Advanced pupils, 81 - - $4,000
Second Clnss :; :; 800
Primary Cinsses, p; ; !; 6 90
Music on Piano, 10 90
Use Of lnsrGm Il; 2 90
Every effort will be made by the P.incipa, to
improve her Pupils In their several b,.,nchcs of
study, and practical attention paid 10 their man-
NJ. and morals.
Tuition 10 oe paid at the expiration of frat
month.
Mrs. A. s. GOODMAN, Principal.
MISS KATE GOODMAN Governcss
Miss ELBERTA GOODMAN,
Tehclcr Of Music.
There will be- a lesson given in DANCING every
friday afternoon at O'Clock.
TERMS
Per session Of Fou", Months. payable III 81.
vance, ;fI', 81
Children not attending the School may never-
thc|css join tho Dancing class.
August 10. 1860 a. tf
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J. "a. wHITNER.
Attorney at Law
}s5sSsS = tNf''' AND y
R e AL ESTATE "A GEN MI.
e WALHALLA. so GA

R EAL ESTATE AGENT.
WALHALLA, SO Ca,
HAs in charge for saIe tho following LOTS
III and FARMS; -
Lnt, 18th Acre, il Walhalln. near Court IIousc.
SO 2 Acres in Walhalla, fine building Ito
Ghn2lO feet. bolow Walhalla, fine build.
ing site.
lSOa2l0 feet, below Walhalla fine build
4 ing site.
- 10 Acres. below Walhalla. ine building
L.. Acres between walhall;, aud D,,po..
= zoo Aorcs nnimproved, 2 miles from
W.lh.lla.
30 Acres. improved. 4 miles frnm Wal.
l.. H..
:. I % Aces. ESQ acres D a.om. improved,
J.: mics from Walhalla
!" !:!0 Aires. Dlue Ridge Railro 1T. Perry
vile D';,.t, Mills rom Wulhnlia
'' 800 Ao.c.'. ncrr Pc;ry,ille Depot,
liil"s fun Uu';i lli.
= 600 .,o,c.. Sencc> Creek, near Perry.
viIlc Dc )"'
- AZ Ares. in W.lhull.l.
: lG5 acres 30 .'cr, of bottom, improved
miles If Wnihal,
+" 700 ncre:. "n Little Eivcr, 10 mile,
Wal.,..lla 100 acrc. of bottom, sccU im-
p,Ou.!.
Z" 1900 acre.. no 1crcs Of Greek B.i.u
improved. fine stock farm. ii miles from
Walhalla.
Z" 20 nc,cs, v,odland. we'll timber c,l, one
milo ii III Walhalla.
l22 ac'c, I miles from WullIalla. fnc
situation t"i Tanncry.
G@-Olfieo Oh Public Square ~N9a
May 10, leo u: f
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LANDS, LANDS!
ID Ne Il McCUALY,
Brokers and Dealers

an 50 UTHERN REAL ESTATE.
WILL attend t" buyiny and selling soutb
w ern Lnnds. Keep conston,iv -, h"na
l'la'S nnd descriptions nf Lands fir saie. Par.
ues dos'rng 70 purchase in the ,S6:..h, enl
thoSn who desire to cell their property, will and
W." tne'r interest to to eonsplt with rs, We have
c9rrespnndanceih Nav York Roaton Hartford.
Conn m Baltimore, md othor Northern cities. !,
ihnso who wish 10 sell their .Lands will
r,ease na"S sSad ns fal description and HAT and
en pHr'ios s wishingltd purchase, oiber Ncy,b, or
be pleased al all times tosend Plat and ,lcsorin'
t"n ot Lands for sale nv u.s. Any.inf,rn,atioh
chserf'ay given. INT 'oliarge iss tiIle nnlsss
sales are effected. Reference given on on,
onitl. s3bMf i3t}& .T'iHRfa Ts''ffF'F'|AtS' S' W.
e'it KEEsE u MocULLY,
Brokers and Renl Es,ate Agents.
u ~ ,o,o Anderson G. H., s. O. 4
''"''" 20 'o9y tIr8H 70 6m/
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| I an n:;1ly date. tho subscribers viii, nub,,sh
~ t,'e first number OF u Monthly Magazine, do
Vn'Go 10 The development OF tr m.tcrI:,l interests
o. inc St"'r, nnd the whole South; and will dis
'iD"'" I'VE sa''ls;l COPIES grau;tousl so ihnt
.n'Fy ~, o'.' - y SEQ what i is before subscribing
ihey intend 10 mako il tho best and nndsomcst
'hd''s''iN n,t%'zihe ever ruo5hch ut The SoAtl,
ah' NY ask the cordial co opcrat on of evcry
%oon ci'izrn III 'iia enterprise which must rebound
10 the ruhc welfare.
Hri"hs wishing copies OF the first number will
pic.,:e Se,rI their address TO MN
SDWhLKER, EVANS s. COGSWELL.
hny 10. 1863 81 40, :,a
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LAW is like sieve; you may see through
It, but you must be considerably reduced be-
fore you can get through it.
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So wi;S "a y I v;i.os ;;.-.--$5(
TeeR STITCH FAM aSl s EsSSf NACHfNl

ii 49, ~ a
This Machine T. al q The sSrfaSs and can b oiled
biio tho machine 10 I'm Baotton IL feeds the fabric
through the achine without assistance from the opera
the thread IL taken directy from the original eoi
without silk cotton or linen trcaa OF
any ntsmber. and working with easal cility from tho
finest Lace to mnny thickneeses OF heavy beaFer
Their fknge and capacity for work 10 even gfeater
thaa meat Of tho highpHieed maehincs with the
proper attachments you can HON fell stitch bind quit
threads suitable sire and coiegs en
bruiasr IN The most beautiful style superior 70 anything
' Among he many and andoubsed advantages of this
l. They make the double lock elastic stitch sowing
1 y They make q strong and handsome seam better
s. They havo an unnsuaiiy large space under the arm
4 and ueedie-a great convenience. A9 ss
work will stand the teat Oh WANING ironing
/ and wear uneqnafed by other machines
s Their speed greAter; less power required to OPP
crate cheaper and snpfe tssn any machine No"
G. They are almost neiseess in their operation; can
4 be easily learned and kept in order
~; They will time, Nancy, Labor and patience
f. g. They applicable to the entire range OF famy
sowing and can be changed from one quaaty OF Rraoe
of work to another. ti lsi t-a :, =, ~. :.
o. They are thu result and combination Of al that u
practicable in sewing machines; wineh togetner W'h
II their eheapness ought make them the taxorites
Finally those machines combined al sae Beces
gary advantages. First and most important cheapness
| seoopd simplicity and durability thrf meehpiiica
p'tie''1'n j. CONsIDINE, Agent,
II +t.at 80 -s-''- t- s- Ia Exchange Place,
Three doors from Canal street, and nearly opposite
AGENTS. wanted witt. small capital. in the States o
ala6aua mississippi, Louisiana and Texas 20 WHOM
| we offer liberal indueements-. a-ts ,or a.
: Postofice BOX Bl4. lozo u.
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..Tsz7Ta sraa 5ASD czrHOt1c 1iszErdzn.
GENERAL ,lr1sGE1L.AHY.

--.-- .rTM oRIFANs, sUNpAY. july !. 1859.
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r ISr OF PREMIUMS AWARDED THE SEPToIINE
Ia -. OIL COMPANY .stss


Ia OIL COMPANY a.'s1st
At the Louisiana State Fair OF 1853: -7ssESS
One for tho Beat Assortment OF LAMpS, -.
Z For Non-expiosive Illuminating OIL. =.
Is, For tho Best SugarH House LANTERNS
For the Best Cane-Shedy - ls
the Best Hand - .-.x-~.-
And for the Best OIL and Portable GAS bohH1,.
Our Portable Gas Burners are considered to be by ar
best this MARKET Just try theri ana
remember that them % give entire sstsac
ton, OF will refund the money y
in kinds Portable Gas Tampa Petroleum Stoves
good anything e 1t having been especially
refined for that purpose .,,-,, ,,,.,,y,
Every style of LAMPS, IANTERNSs CAlMNtt4Ss
BURNERS, and LAMP TRIMMINGS OF every descrlp-
ton, OIL CANS etc
Together with our Justly caiebrated PORTABLE GAS
METEOR SAFETY LAMP and NO CHIMNEY BURN
ER-a new feature household economy combining
safety with economy and briliiancy Of light. -
Office and SamRerco OF tho Septoiinc Oh Company NO
| Is Dauphne STREET, ne6f Canal fy.t. sf.s.
from distance promptly dled anQ goods carefns
| ly PACKED to prevent breakage ,n,s.s I.s
i . d. Z GfsNoEr AAnhRof.
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He is .sffaid, y said Charles Jones, as he
put his finger in his eye, pretending to CRY,
~ am not afraid,n said Edward, and he
looked almost ready to give up, for John
TAYLOR came forward and said; "Come on
then, and show that you are not afraid"
A gentleman passing by, said: "Why do
you not fight the boys Tell him the
reason" t---
The boys all stood still, while Edward
said: az will not do wicked thing, SIT,
if they do call me coward"
"TRat's right, my noble Boy" said the
gentleman. 'If you fight with that boy
Won will really disgrace yourself, and VIII
show that you are more afraid of the laugh
and ridicule of your friends than ofbreaking
a the commandments of your Maker. 1t is
more honorable to bear an insult with
meekness, than to fight about it. Beasts
, and brutes which have no reason, know oil
! mo other way to avenge themselves
Though it be hard to be called coward,
!, E-nnd submit to the indignity and insult, yet
remember the words of the wise man 'ht
: that ruleth his spirit is greater than he tha
taketh a city" Many poor, deluded mar
q has been drawn in to accept challenge ant
/, fight a duel to exhibit his bravery, ant
a I tius display to all that he was a miserable
c coward, who was afraid of the sneer AM
9 laugh of his companions. Rather follow
d the example of that brave soldier, who
!, when he was challenged to fight, said !"
, do not fear the lannon's mouth, but lea
tGod. n-JuUeRite ReformeT.
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In Hindostan, when a piece of land is IN
controversy, tET O holes are dug in the disputed
spot, in which the plaintiffs and defendant 9
lawyers put their legs, and remain there until
one of them is tired. The client whose lawyer
first becomes wearied loses the suit
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yI,HH BAIeTRAM q FENTON SEWING MACHINE

L has overcome
the faults and i'm
perfectioHs Of many
now in use, and Ia
pronounced to be
bettcr designed--
bceter mado--bet-
ter inished-more
simple, accurate,
and relIaDle-with
q greater capacity
for performing all
kinds OF FAMILY
SEWING thanAny
other Machine OF.
fered to the public,
and In so perfect
| that q CHILD car
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AUCTION SALES DAILY AT 1Os O'CLOCK,

Of Furniture such aa parlor Chairs, Sofas Rockers
Easy Cbnrs what Nots, Mhrbletop Tables sideboafas'
Iiiassware Plated Ware Victoria and FOur'post Leu
Eteads Of Walnut, Poplar and other woods ATmoaa[s'
Bareaus, Washstands. Cane aud WSodiseas S T5
Racks Paintings and EugrMvinGz- Stoves, hfteReh
Safes, Tables and other articles too numerous 70 @
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cam opsrsts it successfully. The AN -
thread is used from the original IN
SooiSine is furnished with Hem " -
mer Teller and Braider: An the different hrst,elass
and the Howe Sewing Machine-the frat invented the
81 Machines repaired. Needlee, Silk Thread and Oh
for all kinds d4Machines Machines can be sent BY x-
nress with the bill be collected delivery OF Mn
chine All Machines warranted at the Great Soutaern
Sewing Machine and Variety Store. -.
Nj. s. HEDRICK, 81 and lis Canal st..
Apenta wanted. Ide6 0ml New Oreang-
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

d CaIi0pe Street. - 1905 f-
G.a DEALER IN FURNITURE. E
Would respectfully Inform his customers and tnS pubic
0cnerafiy that has always hana varied assoEk
inent o. FnrniturS Mirrors, Paintfbgs. Engreyings
window Shades Cnfioes TAssoss. Cordss etc Tor saie
at the lowest market prtces 81 et'satp4@ r.
UPHOLSTERY -
In ali TIA branches done wcrkmanlikc manner Par
toniar attention paid repairing and yarnishng fSr
niture. Also Picture and Mirror Framing in any de-
sired styIe Carpets laid and windows trimmed, etc.
All orders fntr usted r Bots Win be executed IN
the neatest manner and ON the most s ~
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One gierp @rleMls Gtsstsni.
UNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY %, 1859.
Inesn.tant.


Inconstantl oh, my God!
'nconstan,! when single thought OF thee
Sends all the fsivering blood
Back on my heart in tianls Of ecstscy!
Inconstant! when 70 feel
That thou hast loved IT,. wilt love to the last
Isjoy enougfsto steal
All rear from life, the future and the pastl
Inconstsntl When to sleep
And dream that thou Art near me. Is 10 learn
30 much Of heaven, l weep
because The earth and morning must return?
Inconstsntl All too true,
Iurned from the rightful shelter Of thv breast.
Ny tired heart futters through
Ills ehengefui World-A bird without nest.
Iuconstant! To the crowd
ihfo' which pass, as TO the skies above
The tickle summer cloud
But not TO thee! Oh not TO thee. dear lovei
Imay be false to all
On earth beside, aud every tender tie
Which seems to hold IN thrali
This very life Of mine, may be lie
But, true ca Gods own truth.
MY steaofast heart turns backward eyernnore
TO that sweet time of youth
whose goiden tide bears such barren shore.
Inconstantl Not my own.
The hand which builds this wall between our
lives;
On its cold shadow grown
TO perfect shape, the flowers Of love survive.
God knows that would give
All other joys, the sweetest and the best,
For one short hour to live
Close TO thy heart, its comfort and its rest.
But life is not all dark!
The sunlight goldens many a hidden slope,
The dove shall find its ark
Ofpeaceful refuge and Of patient hope.
But. sacred to thy loss,
One white, sweet chamber of nv heart shall he
No other foot shall cross
The silent portal sealed TO love and thee.
still may be possessed
or woman's need, my small world set apart
Friends, home, protection, rest
And children's voices singing through my heart.
And sometimes when my lips
Are to my FIRST born's clingng, close and long,
Draining with beelike sips
At its sweet LILY heart, will it be wrong!
II, for an instant, wild
With precious pain, put the truth aside,
And dream it is thy child
That am fondling with such tender pride
And when anothsr's head
Sleeps on thy arm, if it should ever seem
To be my oDn instead,
Oh! darling, hold Il closer for The dream
God will forgive the sin,
If Sin it is. cur lives are swept so dry,
SO cold, 80 passion clean,
Thank Him, death comes at last and so-gold
byei
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GENERAL KIRBY sMITH's
MILITARY ACADEMY.
AZ Newcastle,
HENRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.


On September lstn Iss KIRBY SMITH, With corp. Of
o9en, at Newcastle, Kentucky,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Newcastle is located IN the healthy grass region Of
FrsRft Lsznston and TIE Lous1is and 6inoinnaa
and about tSo bours travel By rail nom Ioavis ''''
ne AfSSs STns SsSS g. y -s are m, %pss
sted in abe suburbs Of the town The standard education
VIII aim at thoroughness In svey branch
BY impartial and searching 0xsmnationH The discipline VIII
he srmanee s every INV ySs omRe dss1s..
win Sc conducted With and eeraty .sears
Asc divided twenty weeks EACH
sVsss s9sspns ane% Sooa. and nSS
s9 Be h:s s1ass and dollar, n q
egns one :. the eegnsing Of each .sa Of the
absence during the Ter sss0, IN S1tsatsd sInsss ~
honorable dscssrge and hsn tutOn fee Of $50 per
Uniform furnished on the most reasonable tsrms- Books
limited those vshng e secure place. in the Inttutloa
soed SPp s. sne. ,d IN snSs sEns h resi-
IL youth the Principal hopes 20 lave ts cooperation Of his
For fdrtSsr Information address K. KIRBY Smith.
Students WIN leave the q. Eninsnce the Louisys
S S5no sss'' A'H'A' ''''' 'H'i' WI 'iR, 'st''
4 .OUhsIANA STATE sEMIHAKx.
EEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
Founded and Bopportsd By tns State Of LOuIaisnA
ghs nsx. ssicn begins September 7th. lSa and oos~
1o1slrss Of fan corps Of instructors IN ali
branches OF Literature snd Science nsasl taught In the be<
CO1Ess sryDI-Elabr.css rvp.r..cry ana an Aess-
suic Department inelgdiaS LtsTsy sssntins and op
TzR-Fsr al sxpsnsss sIosp. clothing $40; flO4 pay.
able IL advances balance In equal paysats January LIST aaa
csdsss rsosv.d at any during session charged
'' Address D. ?. BOYD, suOorin..aasn.
ALBEIT LYONS SCHOOL FOz sOHs.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-28

Keep & Hogan, 50 TchoupitOulas street and 30
New Leyee, keep on hand large and extensive
stock of hardware and cutlery, Jas. d. han q
Co.'s MsyesviIle, KY, plOws. sugar and co90n'
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-28

dell murder, and doubtless, for sh 1rt time pub
Lie interest win once more center about the no.
torious house, No. 81 Bond street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-28

Don't buy miserable single thread machine,
when Won can get first premium Grover Baker
At the New York price, ffty-fve dollars, and war
ranted five wears, at 1s2 Canal street.