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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-07-09
THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY,
OR THE HISTORY OF
The B0NAPARTE FAMILY.
BY THE BERKELY FAMILY.

CONTENTS:
l-Origin of The Bonapartes.
2-Iialy-Corsica.
3-Carlo and Le,iia.
4-Napoleon-Emperor.
s-sfsrn'i"s' s-Msrip h"ai,,, Expresses.
.7-Joseph- King Of Naples and Spain,
And Julia Clary.
S-Lucien--the Scholar and Prince.
Christine Boyer and Madame Ju-
berihon.
9--Liuis--King oc Holland and 1or'
tense Beauharnais.
l0-Jerome.- King Of Wes,phaliu, Fre-
drrica Of Wurtemberg.
IL Eliza Bonapnrte-Dn'chess Of Tus-
cany-Pascal Bacchiochi.
10 Pauline-Princess Botghese and the
Prince Bnrohese.
l3-Caroline-Queen Of Naples and
Marshal Mn.a,.
l4-Cardinsl Fesch-Brolher Of Mad.
anne Lpiiia.
l5-Engene Beauharnais--Viceroy OF
Italy,
16-Young Napoleon-King Of Rome.
IT. Louis Napoleon President Of
France.
A Roraparte again rules Feance. No
complete History Of this wonderful family
has been written until this work, which
is intended to supply The deficiency. 1t
is derived from the most authentic mate
rails, some of which have been obtained
from private sources in this Country and
Europe, exclusively for this work. II is
prepared by several literary men OF ahili-
ty and taste, and embellished by Is fine
portraits of the Bonapnrtes. II embraces
full, brilliant and authentic life o
LOUIS NAPOLEON, FRINGE PRESl
CENT.
P. Snow IN PRESS, in one hand
some octave volume of about 500 pages
Price $500, and will be issued yer,
soon bv ,.
CORNISH, LAMPORT& g. CO.,
PUBLISHERS, 8 Park Place.
New York, April % 1852.
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blanks for Sale.
Administrators Notice

NTOTTCE Is hereby given that the suhscri-
IN ber was duly appointed by the Court
Of Probate, OF Putnam county. Ohio
and has been duly qualified as Administrator
of the estete Of Daniel Ward deceased.
JOHN 5. FRUCHEY.
May 90, 1852. 5sS
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DRUGS! DRUGS!
NOTICE.

YNHE Stockholders Of the Kalida and
u Hamer Plank or Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified that twenty
per cenlnm on each share Of The capital
Stock Of said COMPANY will be required
to be paid in. to G. II. Rice, the Trea-
snrer Of said Company. on the fifteenth
day of April next; and twenty per cen.
tum OH tie fifteenth day Of July next
twenty per centum on the fifteenth day
Of October next; twenty per cen'nm on
the fifteenth day. of January, 1853; and
lastly, the furihef sum Of ten per ca2'um
on the fifteenth day Of April thereafter.
according 10 the contract made with the
contractor Of said Road by the Directors
Of said Company. You will therefore
see the necessity Of punctualty in order
TO the vigorous prosecution of the work.
MOSES LEE, President.
Kalids, March 80, 1859. STA
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NTOTICE is isherehy given that the suhscri-
IN bers were on the i7th day OF NAV. A. D.
1852, duly appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court. within AMI for the county Of
Putnam. and State Of Ohio. administrators OF
the Estate OF Daniel RidAaour deceased.
JAMES MACKENZIE,
SENECA DIMMOCK.
May 2s. 1852. 5S2
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Administration Notice.

NToTTCE is hereby given that the sub,
IN scriber hns been duly appointed and
qualified as Admslrator, with the VIII an
nexed. Of che estate OF John Nj. Gaioraith,
late Of Putnam county, Ohio. dec"nsed.
WILLIAM GALBRAlTH.
! May 30, 1852
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DREADFUL AcclDEHr-The Lycoming (SIass) Gazette
has the following account of distressing accident which
occurred at Iulings Mills Musquo creek near that
place recently
Two men were employed in the mill at which the acct
dent occurred to upcrinend the saving during the night
Mr. John Henry taking his turn at work from II oclock
until daylight Having been awakened at midnight as
usual he underneath the mill for the purpose OF ar
ranging Of the gearing preparatory to pursuing his
nights when, unfortunately slipping, the light was
dashed from his hand in his eudeayors to grasp at
something to support himself and prevent fall his fin
gers were caught the meshes of cog wheel which was
slowly revolving above him. The wheel gradually drew
his arm. crushing his strong muscular hand Ike wafer
entirely severing the bone above the wrist and manging
him in most horrible until he drawn up
tightly he barely fothod upon the point OF his toes
In this position his weight and the entering wedge
formed by his stopped the revolution of the mac
merry The poor fellow who must have been suffering the
most excrucatng agony screamed franticaliy for help,
the noise of the rushing water drowned his voice and
his fellow labOrer who had Immediately dropped asleep IN
the mill above him accustomed to noise and CHATTER uid
not awake hear him. There other likely to
hear him What awful position for strong. athletic
man full of life and vigor He screamed unheeded I'M
that poston-hs right wedged between the mping-
over him from his wounds, His wife awakening from
frightfu dream and seeing light in the mill slrmised
that something had happened from the house to the
mill heard him moan, and discovered him, and arousing
the neghbors at O'Clock after derable difficulty he
released from his frightful captivity His arm wa
nputated and he in fair way OF recovery Mt las
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Havra and Bremen Steamers.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Wednesday Morning, June 80, 1852.
COTTON-The demand yesterday was fair and though |
factors tables poorly supplied the sales reached
nearly 1000 bales, at about previous rates
Inferior. 5al963a Middling Fair ll1a@-
Ordinary s sSes,l Gsr Fair nominal nominal
adaa aadng GOOD and nS Fine nomina
COTTON AND STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept l. 1851 ;;..'.l5,a9o -o, 2SSl
Receiyed since .,.....1 406293 , 7osl4
- yesterday" 7-l: ,s1 saa 2i'= - oS1
hAio >. Yesterday :. 3S4S=l379640 15Ss=63S15
stock nm hand not cleared 42O5O 3l067
ToBaCCO-There was less animation and the sales
were limited $50 hhds, of which 60 at -, at IA
and 167 at 50 q lb.
SUGAR AND M0LASSES-Busness confined to retail
transactions,
FLOUR-Dul with sales of $50 bbls, mixed lot, at
and 500 ST. Louis in three four lots at 81 l2aS4 %
q Dbl
GRAIN-There was but little Corn on the Levee and
sales were limited $500 sacks including $50 mixed at
81 500 81 $50 lots at 3d. and some small lots OF
prime yellow and white at $40 q bushel of Oats 1000
sacks St Louis, in three lots, brought 800 bushel
Bran, 400 sacks sold at S0dS5t p 100 ID
PROFESSIONALISM dull. and we noticed only re
tail transactions at S2l T. bbl Bacon was quiet ant
the principal sale 10 casks ordinary Shoulders at 2f
h.. OF Lard, 2G bbs inferior sold at Nd y ID.
IiAY-260 bales Western sold at So so Il ton.
COFFEE-saes 500 bags skimmings at -, 100 good Ri
at So, and 40 at % u tb,
WHISKY-Market very dull Rectfed retailing a
1715& u gallon,
FREIGIIrS-A ship taken for Liverpool at 2ad for Col
ton, and one took 1000 bales, to fill up, at j-1Gd
EXCHANG ES-Dernand fair.
Sterling IVY a. an
Francs, .ui' teiU'~4
NewYork sixty-day Bills. ...........1014 ~ ct dis
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CrRIous--The NewYor Tribune has been shown por-
ton of maple tree 2l0 years old (by the rings) in the
wood of which large wolf trap is thoroughly mbedded
the depth six inches having at least 100 years
growth part Of it, while part of it is entirely ex
posed The alive and standing, and the trap
about twenty-five feet from the ground There no room
for doubt the wood has actually grown over and i'm
bedded the trap which evidently had panther foot in
it when was lodged there. The most remarkable fea-
of the business the perfect OF the trap
which Is but slightly oxidized 1t was found by timber
cutter in Woodhouse. Talbot District Canada West
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Struck by It6HTSrSG-The Lancaster (Ohio) Gazette,
says that on the 18th inst two young ladies' daughters of
DR. Talbot jefferson in that county while engaged in
hanging the wash struck by lightning and were
rendered insensble for time They are both in
fair OF recovery
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vuvHE GREAT FIRE IN CIIILICOTHE, OHIO

n oNETHlRD OF THE TOWN BURNT TO ASHES s-,
- CHlLIcoIiK Ohio, April 49, 1854?
MISSES MARVIN: GeaieaenYoirs the 5h is Al
hand reply, EXCEPT YOURS has
good netting Safe il was PERFECI DESrhoG
ED--but the SMALL SALAMANDER BOUGHT fkoM lob,
NOTHING WAS INJURED. 49,. =, ,,,,,,o,-
Your obedient servant WM L. CLEAsoN'
thq real hot fire. RIGHTS SAIAMAS
DERS ARE THE ONLY SAFES TO he DEPENDED UPON. In
fire, ELEVEN SAFES of different makers Were
TOTALLY DESTROYED RICH SAFE ALONE bidding defiance
the flames notes bonds and mortgages to NE value o.
The Oh cothe parallel EVERY SAFE bUl
DESTROYED. These repeated ipco
sby Salamanders, with RCHS IMPROVE
MES United States the whole
worhi.
had the Depot 4 Wse street and the Factory
corner st. AIary's Place and Avenue A. New York. -
STEARNS & MARVIN.
~ be the Sole Agent this the
has constantly for sale large stool
Of their SAFES Those who OF the i'm
EXPECTING INSURANCE their books
other articles great value, invited to call
ne FOURTEEN TESTED together with cerif
Gates from those saved MORE THAN MILLION DOL
| LARS IN RlCHS SAFES. -. -. ,,u,,>.,r, =. -.
| lola tt isAAC bttiDaEs W aAhsaAane sIeee'
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NEW ORLEANS
lEDNEsDAY MORNING, JUNE 80, 1852

q MURDER TRAL-The trial of Crist for the murder OF
Nye. was to commence in Mobile on Monday last
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REGULAR PACKETS.
nor MoBILE-Daily U. s Mail III

FIOR MOBILE-Daily U. s. Mail slIi~--IN
II ~, saa- .r,,ngement-The and ssszsssx4sssE3-
.nIsn ia packet FLORIDA, ~.
mister OREGON, R. A. Harm, gssss, nao One
of,Hs sys viii Ponscharan kstlroa
y, $50. AZ lake If the o'clock stopping
ST. Louis Christian, and Psseagoula ana va f
Chratian ani Bay 81 LOUIS fAg
and families with baggage ought 70 20
will stop to sks s"AS fs
after IL o'clock ears ,, N no ssnt FIR
n Freight ST. Loni, and Pass lhIi s ''s "
steamers MOBILE, leaving daly - iii ros,
rN The Way Letter Mobile and CHat i Hir.'s WIN "
shs gh'e Vi '"e e r. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 BANK FiaSs'
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PORT)F NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscErT,l
Wcdsday Morning, June 80, 1852 }
CIARED YESTERDAY.

Wcdsday Morning, June 30, 1861 }
CEARED YESTERDAY.
sp pa,ss sd
sp John Cure, Dun Ma'ss CT Mst ss. %s5
I,rR H %nIim n' RIOS. NSYork Fosiick &co
sh1 H% Me iis,,i So H.yasa
Brit ship BsIcairigg Omas, ivrrpoo, Elliott Adams a'o
s,somsbp Louisiana kless from Galveston 7.h inst Harris
Sch, Espe Taylor 4, from Pensacola, ma.,erBnsn
Bark Knsan Ihaon II days from Boston, to Cha' AHe
scbr Sea Horse Brownom Baensventura rnas!erBssu
Jteamboats.
Europa, Coll. from Ct, Cns sl,1st
Gip"y, IRE N Bayou Sara.
oboa D oaG as ,he down
us shf Charles and Forest &ueenbr0asN' up 1Ak
Towbo Panther the passesowed down aud to Sc
on the 2sd inst Te brig Joseph and ser Prcs, come VI
EXPORTS.
NEW yoRK-Psrp Narraennse bales cotton, 47a do hemp,
50 do rope cuttings hid. tobacco 1852 SKIS 100 b1'
MARsEIILEs- John Cuer: bales cotton, 95' bids
MISUNDERSTANDING United so tbs -four, 80 do
onions, etc. 80. ,
LvERrooPep John and ALERT o's bales cotton 1885 SKIS
NEW YoRKpear Mana hhd tobacco 1855 pigs load 50
bale. hemp, 1873 bdGles, $500 slaves
rESsACoLA--Pdehr VIM II Harrison; 1000 bbls shells.
LIvERPOOL-Pip Bearrg 1885 bales cotton opos'ases
HAvANAPer Mckay $500 sacks corn 200 'Dls p's'e'
50 br cheeee.
IMPORTS.
DosToN-Por ba Kinman 800 tons ice to STAFFORD %eo'
BrENavENTuk-Per achr Sea Horse lumber to order
pESsACoLA-per Eagle lumber 1000 laths Poo4g
| aco.
MEMORANDA.
e The hips Rhenon Herclean, bga Broom md Neuva
proyiierca the 18th nsti ships burtpoo r"ho
and VIM Pierre one ?9 sclra ierson and Tallahassee on the
~, Tho shin Mlsex from Boston, the Bar bound in Towboat
from the Passes res ship sermpore from Boston, to the north
| ward Of the Pssset
ICEIPTs OF PRODUCE.
CTNCINNATI Europa 50 hhdi tobacco Sauil al
81 do MurpH Love, Savage &co4 DO shoI
sonI7 witt, &co21h pcs laggng " siehhrd
, 100 whis Lands co9su do 90 ia
Connoly -34so 500 -four MrGregor 6coiop 90 Stuss
mi. whisky Gejl50 do lard OIL hhds butter dE EGGS
" Wright codo 61 boxes cheese, % bh'h eggs
10 lduo ueyrouze Langsior54 bI cheese ktter
do G l. poson-!ptegs rd bbs 81 kegs butter % ho
beet rkns md tbs butte! Adnms-oo Seg
butter eggs I4eri5 kegs ink scovi mad-i3o boies ca,
dies Ionp brief dco7O bdls paper II l.
hckard-J Johns &co-Boyce Shumway-McDowsl Jr &eo
and order.
ST LotIs-Per amer ss bbls fonr ogeay NaeaaIay
2pl Eager dco1 so do Kennedy 9ser!Vu Dois
do, ~ flour LYMAN Scott &eos. sa' on ~
bran Duhan--1igs Fo.4ick &co-6 hid. tobacco srHH
Harding &coO ID fishrrl2 bb liquor 6 W shaw &eo-lV
apple. Watt d DeSaes-Eundres to order N
RAYO SARAE Gipay hhda sugar 20 ties DO % h
mosses Nichoousb s. lll5H boxes peaches Scott
Eobnsou-ls do, "a he's moss 80 bb rotatoes to order
gAIZE-Per a Fashion hhds sugar IS bbls ola'ses to
Casrn4vel R,hfor-l59 SIX rice Ave&co36o do potato
a a Ori-r-1 do beans, hides y Barrop
FLATBOATS.
u Il Fourth District
INDGASA-Pcr trks boat; 1900 bSs ear corn " n L burgess
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, NJ. ,SADDLERY Ware fs-ssss
Eouse-ANpREw &. BULL Il CO., No. Is Cans q
Street Orleans, camp and Magazine streets
Manufacturers Importers TsApDLERi and sAnt'iEM
ave constantly on complete sosment OF Sal
idles Yarngales Trunks Whips, Skirtng Harness ant y
her Hosskns sADDLERS' TOOLS and Tr mining OF ever "
erlpuu No. Is CANAL STREET. ,,,,, =, .,,,x ..,,,
si2 lyfIW ANDRE" g. CT ~
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MrRpER--A man by the name of Moses Page was fnuf-
dered in WAYNE county Tenn on the 22d inst by THUS
Short reward $500 is offered for the arrest OF the
n,,rl,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SUBSCRIPTION for Series of Twelve .,lFla,
~ CONCERTS. to be given LAFAYETTE SQUARE YAlsf
The subscriber has been reqn.ed by several musical insos
Lafayette Squre-EvERY WEDNESDAY III enh week from III 10
O'Clock order diray the mas oeen
opened S H. b. HEWITT 80 Camp street.
every OF Music at -asnre nc hrst CoNtitl
given WEDNESDAY, June 49, and VII On every
following Wednesday, above mentioned NJ fiokff
ie23 Leader Of the b0u ihna n''i,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Tuesday Evening June 20, 1852.
Arrived 264 head Texas Cattle and 1874 Calves and
Yearlngs The stock of fine Western Beevcs and Hogs is
small with pretty fine prices The stock ofgrassfed Cattle
is very ample.
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Fine Westerly -(06c p Is net.
(Lake and TeXas) .........-D3c % Ii net.
HOGS oiNi u Id Hee
SHEEP. Sl -oDS2 10 e neao
CALVES YEARLuNss. Sc O0fDS9 90 p head
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ICE5-ICE-ICE.

rkSAR, PITCH AN ROsIN-35O0 barrels Will
IL mngton Naval Strepy sale bv
DiA GRAvE L CO.. II Magazines .eet
Also,S Spirits Trrnertir, md, n, TnY I'M
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NOTICES.


BHUETPooR.-Persons having
~ s p1 as' Ts IL ,sa.s's
NOTICE TO CONsIGNEES. The ship Ma
~ THANlEL THOMPSON cs M from Liverpool has arrived
"i is 0e stored al D''' ~ JOHN TooLE, as Bank Place.
NOTICE TO CoNsIGNEEs.- shipsAxoN,
Congneei are rsqae.ed 70 attend
sps good the join isas' .
EUGENE E. A. TALLARIE holds our full
power attorney of lh jane 1854 before Charles
Notary Public All other powers 81 sterRe .ISs
Neworeans, Juue IL, 1882 II
NOTICE.-The Co. partnership heretofore ex-
.s ss tas NJ
ns gs Claims w avs s d s the " The @ viii please
p'Ss ~o Ssa 55ss r. isa cARboNA
.as- The entire stock of FURNITURE of the
sTR1 1 S qusa ss't he shs & pS
fully d call and this stock before purchasing ese-
~ The undersigned respectfully informs his
P BE, he da ,.lts ts G
Newessn s june oHi J. s2 100 liz mi wM T. DAVIS
TGvH TREASURER of the BRANCH MINT
Ea 15 T gSEF ds A P y Fox co.'s Sf b sB"fsa an.
deliver the Of the Mint to
s5i?s on then s an. ~
M n spea s e . s 81
and IL gsyms advance wi" be Feq S sSf 6ssTys
Rto co 6isI NssoalfAss ss i35a
SuBsCtBERS to the Capital Stock Of the
ROAD Ssfsby regusstsd Dc fr. in.tsi%sa of
s q he ss @y
NEW oR4EaA.SJyAcksoN AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL-
NTlCE is hereby given that IT. Books X
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ACTION SALES.

nrcserye. Sale of. Property In. Lafayette
II S. GUINAULT, Auctoneer.
62RIDJY, July 9, at IL o'clock-Will be sold
r. a. Bank Arcade Magazine street vf,,. and
re measuring snch thirty feet front by depth OF one nan
died ard tsntg f-et together with FRAME HOUSE, slate s9o
bn No rooms and gallery, Kitchen servants, room elstfr
well. v,c. Apollo has Plank Road, and onhu'es run
At,b LOT OF GROUND the square having thirty feet
front on ord by hundred and twenty feet in depth between
S,vcdts bi Apo 10 sre-ts.
g9g- So Plan at the Arcade. ...,-- =.
ma payment Of amounting u si20 due April 1850
and the auc oneoh cash. and the remainder az credit Of one
and without enorsefs secured by mortgage win
five percent. int rest. ,o,o.
For /, second y dtseribed-Cash. Js"' ~
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
SECOND JusT1ers MGAtFREY r; PATRICK
pY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
- directed the Honorable wi9e Second Justice ofths pesss
public auction Banks Magazine street, Grar
July 49, ls5R at y o'clock
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with TWOSTORY FRAME.
HOUSE thereon sitnatsd in the Frs Dis
Municipality the Seworlsans number
bounded by Pedo aTier Preur and johnson
enated twelve the drawn by Lew 8n-
er A 20 and deposited office Of L. MCy late Notary
Public aid measuring Eng feet
johnson street BY hundred and ty
s.s- Terms cash ~ GEORGE r. PEARSON,
Constable Jrsces Court.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT every body
" REApfr
R. r. R.
RADW.aY'S REfDY RELIEF
IS FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED II THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
twill stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS N FIVE MINUTES or
sEs1o s N SEu RAJ coMPLANIsN FEW
ao0N'' INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
giving ease to the most 'o'H'"ins and ago
TO THE SICK AND PAIN,suFFEREd OF NE"
ORLEANS.
wiz IL s Th S .5 Go i9teE M s 81
FILE I'll io5 Fs f KIM n From fREE MINUTES
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF HUNDRED,
RHEgMATIsM N Eo 1I t, a9Rks.
$$$E$zs#s 4 &C. #$$#is
s sSzf HHApAsHn $is$EHS HSS4Es
sa5E, 5HhSAr i 81 SF fS[So4Fs
Mo5s AFoEI FLEE GolEk
m Il II %s's 'sas
anu s1''N' sOK HEADACHE.
rE KARNAY r RHAP SSE
will eape and sweeten tue sloh'en ana The
si' . PREVENTION.
,sys hn ssn H. hsa7y feelings
''fp0f anu '"s~' IN BATHING,
B. " T bs Face a6d @ sn Other anS H.
,n a aS 5ss anu healthy
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
tn1o t IL ss psse rs
the most distressing discharges and will speedily
'eA''' NEURALGIA.
| PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
rs pa pa
The sufferer the degh'a
H. sssss ri ny p s ss I'm
@ sa s % o 24e ss %
fNA'' RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the and excrnestne
pains Of RhsqmAtista ALMOST instantly e,oqs are LYING in this city
bones nnsound from top TO @ whose e wg dsoTsd
R S a e w RE46Y RE EFT T@ % @
Unel States can answer r The truth
Ks ISs M .s Ss Of aHos ever
the Unon the last four have tested heselve
& CHILL FEVER
CHILLS STOPPED IN A FEW NINUTEs-PALN RELEEYEl
= INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF like charm in all cases Of Chill
Fever breaks the Chls Observation-Disclosures up and
health strength and secretion OF the system
T, PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever feel apy READY RE ~
i nsa tsnfSs soi KHsy S.si
appeu
81 | few minutes stop and quickly remove its CAUSE
IN RADWAf 4 CO., lsa Fulton street, NewfoFk
~ SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOIIN WRIGHT Co.. Isl Chartres street, NAwOreans,
T who will supply dealers in the country at Ia
er- way & Co.'sprees.
rRIcE:
ed, MEDUM ..............
u Sold also by n MORRISON, Magazine street. AID
Il OIL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. -, -. :, VI
ss/ "A CETATE, PURE CARBONATE and oXII
~. : = or ZINC. by IjelTI P.L. MASSEY
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Departures OF the Collins anu Cunard steamers
FROM LTVERPOOL

BALTIC, tAn).... NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, June .?
EUROPA Bt,).....or NEW RK-...sAiGisDAf' o.
NIAGARA (Br.) for TON........SATURDAY, IL.
ATLANTIC tAn) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, - 16.
AFRICA fEr ).....for NEW YORK, SATURDAY, - 49,
CANADA, (Br) for BOSTON. ...,,,sATuRDAf, 20
ARCTIC, Am -, NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, = 80
,af. ~ - for NEW YORK SATURDAY, July g.
Havre and Bremen Steamers.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
,FRASK1fN for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, June 3
WASHINGTON ... for NEW YORK -. "WEDNESDAY, - %
HUMBOLDT for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, July
,5pp,f,<N FL, NEW WORK . WEDNESDAY, II
FROM LIE-ERP0OL.
CITY OF GLASGOW for PHILADELPHIA WEDS'f June
CITY OF MANCHESTER. PHILADELPHIA WEDN'Y, 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

NBILOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss.-The pub hit!
lie are respectfully that this establishment WI boz
oned for the visitors under the management OF
NIXON on the Attached TO the house MI, be w
BAR and BILLIARD ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS and "a III
Tie will always be supplied with the dsSctss d aTps
Coast and the NewOreuns The house surrounded
and magnificent Live Oak Mulberry Hickory Magnolia and B Trees
Offering ins prospect well as giving dense
when tbe sun is This Hotel offers stronger
families and children other house the coast
the green lawn 70 Lon me stfI o d ia f,miIis yls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
56ntna, Ranest Life and Fire Insurance.

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
E poaed April ls4s and declared dividend OF oo POI
cent, on Two ears' Business.
Office SIS CAMP ST. between Grazer and Common q"
BustSk or LIE INSURANCE osLf.
THIS r-rauv being organized s,lely of the policy
families and poverty, Is In us
conducted the oat secne
and solid puepas afordng small annual SUM- paid during
widows and children aas dsatL
All whether for lie shorter terms w. eoa
till death participate IN the Whois Oh e Pon' Va
5ra can insure the lives married woman can
life Of her hran for the sole nsnsns sna ufs Oh
herself Children free rom the cisitns Oh creaor
TRUSTEES:
John s. Alisca Isaac johnson. Edward SpaffGW,
John Esysn. Samuel Stewart, Richard MeSA,
Pnisrt / ward f II, Barton, j. Perkins,
Joaeph Walker, Vim. Giure. Arnold Harrs'
DIRECTORS: pf
e W seyel, Thos c. jenkins, P. B. TaSiof
Al n f-ah.r O' I splnrsnberp H. Rhoiswad,
r.,an.i Tohn A. Dou C. NJ. rutherford,
n T5cthaT John Claiborne r. c. Armistsad,
n q Hal R, Bain,
II q III Ham slnl'h' ~ - i' Ell. Winga,e.
Epw Irss4R ccxx, President.
| A. j. WEpDgEsgaS, NJ d. Medical Beard OF
H. Hhp q i n hcaai,y n NJ coHzS Attorney.
RcuAap Bxr NJ gil Magazine street. Medical kxamnsfs
who viii be al the dice daily from halpsst II 'o1F'A
b. the Charter only 5000 is taken single life
entertain ICE Lie lnhu
rance Policies all sound and healthy hse persons ma
at Table established by the Board which are ees
the and london ee1 an wnno1s
the South bythe
the extent tothrda OF shsn amount
wherr the party has his premiums in tuil
lF California Permits York and !nden rates. Fropscsus,
Table and all Information to LIE ano Az PsPe1A
k9F Extensive Travelling Privileges
~ Office hours, A. NJ to JPN