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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-24
AT Cost.

AG OUbU. - =.
THE largest STOCK of Boots and Shoes in
2KMh Worcester, is now offered at cost.
KWV The subscriber having received notice 70 va
~ cate the store l76 Main ST., the LIST OF April,
will sell the entire stock at cost.
The stock is very large and contains all KINDS o. IA
dies, gentlemens boys misses, and chldrens BOGUS
and shoes usually found IN retail Shoe STORE. !.
Those who cali early will get the best seiecuoa VI
feb4 dw,f GEO. A. DRESSER, l76 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-24
To Let.
Berage De LANES.

IN PIECES of elegant styles of the above have bee
III opened at the 6 Hive" in colors which are equa
to any goods ever printed. Those who select their be
rage de LANES this early season, have the advantag
of The most choice styles imported.
feb "a diSw GEO. P, BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-24
Plain Black Silks.
Linen Handkerchief.
Plaid India silks.

A FINE assortment of these desirable goods have
N been opened this day at the g Tive p" The above
Silks have the durability of three common silks and can
be washed without injury to their beauty and Tor the
best quality are no more expensive than an all wool
Delaine Call and see them Ladies.
feb "a d2w GEO. P BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-24
Surge Malaga Silks

NEW style Of Black Dress Silk, which is ceebra
n ted ol its beauty and durability, received 10y the
subscriber. GEO. L. BRYAN.
feb "a DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-24
Groceries. Groceries.

TNHE Subscriber daily receiving the best OF Grocer
les at his Store, of Pleasant and West SITS,
| which he will sell a. the lowest cash prices Persons
residing in that tion of the city, will do we'll TO call
before purchasing elsewhere. Goods delivered nee OF
| cbarge iane DIFF A. THAYER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-24
, Silks at Reduced Prices.

e Silks at Reduced Prices.
EETE invite attention OF Purchasers 10 our Stock Of
w RICH SILKS, now selling at very4pw prices.
The handsome Chene, Stripes, ombre and Brocade
SILKS selling from 62a dollar per yard, com
prises some of the best bargains in our whole
Stock Our Stock of
DRESS GOODS
is also very lar e. very handsome, and VERY CHEAP
ian2l-G6twtf II. H. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-24
Bows sleds.

A BETTER Article than ever offered in this market
A-Fancy Boxes and Baskets, Willow Wagons and
Cradles, Wheelbarrows, Veocpeeds, Tin and Wooden
Wagonns &c CHEAP at MERRILL'S,
dee23. eodwlf 22l Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-24
House and Land for Sale.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale good ottage House,
on Abbott street. 1t contains rooms good water,
and is convenient for one two small families. Also,
about two of Land which will be sold with the
said house, or part of it, as may suit
long credit will given on part of the purchase,
or The whole would be exchanges for other good prop
erty. Apply at No. Park st.eet
c. w. CLIFFORD. q
Worcester Jan 81 1852. . feb2-d3m
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Handsomest French Prints,

exhibited in this city, and prices lower than the
same quality of Goods can be bought in the count y.
feb24 dawlw b. l.. HARDON & co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-24
Mourning De Lain

~ PIECES ofcholce new styles Mourning De LANES,
III received today. G. p. BRYANT.
feb24 d2w
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Cnnartnarshin Notice.

OOpdl GAOIS1A1p NO1ACC' H
TTNHE Subscribers have this day formed copartner
| ship and will carry the Commission Produce
business, under the firm of Bassett & CLARK
EZRA p. CLARK.
cct2-dwtf AHAZ BASSETT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-24
TO BE LET.
To Rent.
To Let,

- STORE fronting Main and Southbridge
k;i streets now occupied by Charles Root; the whole
H3l.I or part, will be let. Aso two Rooms, so by
90 in The same Block, the second and third foors
now occupied by Dexter Wilson, as a Boot Manuiac-
tory The whole, or a part, more will be let. Ap-
ply to L. Spring. 3D.. on the premises, or to w. AD-
ANS No. | Maple Place.
~. Wnrceser Feb TO- 1852. .d3w*
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CLOTHTNG,

HARRINGTON CORNER il the place to buy
I'll GOOD READY MADE CLOTHING, and Fur
nishing Goods, at low price Cali and if itsno So
THAYER & EAMES.
dec3-dtf Corner Of Nam and Front Streets.
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Ladies' Furs,

LdWIGS I UTS.
OFF the best manufacture, Buffalo Robes, Boys Bea
liver and Fancy Hats, the best assoItmentn the coun
ty; Gloves Mttens; Hat and Caps, in great yarle-
"; Valises, Carpet Bays and Trunks, LOW, at
deco3 MERRIlL'S, 22l Main st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-24

Oh! let us mark the place to which zoe go;
For where the heart is there viii be our home.
WILLIAM ILoTT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-24
New Dress Goods.

WYE have this day opened beautiful assortment OF
wv New Style de LANES, worthy the attention OF
purchasers. We sti selling our Winter Stock OF
all Sorts at the advertised prices. i-
ian28-d6twtf IL. VI CHAMBERLAIN & CO.
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Toilet.
Ho for California !
For Sale.

- IF applied for before April lst two story
lHiM dwelling house, West street, coupled by
1850 Messrs Wilson 4 Richmond. Apply 10 DEX-
TER WILSON, orP G BACON. ieb23 dial
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Board.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommo-
n dated with BOARD, and an excellent Front Room
ALSO, SINGLE GENTLEMEN, with Board ana
Room by inquilmg at Sc Front street, or at this Ot
fce a aa jan22-dtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-06

a BEAR FiGHT.-The Portland Me Argus, Of
the 18th ult, gives the following account of ar
immense bear fight which occurred in Oxford
COUNT in that State, few days previous;
AS Erastus Bean, a young man of twent,
years, was haying in his field, accompanied ~
boy OF twelve, named Dunn, he looked up aid
saw near him large black bear, of the While
laced breed, the most savage of the black "a
rlety Having taken his gun with him to slpot
cartridges, he caught it up and fred at the
hrute, but with little effect, as the bear imne-
uiately began to close upon him. Bean fell lack
slowly loading his gun the meantime, when
Just as he got his charge in, his heel ought
against a twig, and he fell backwards and
bruln leaped upon him F! His situation WITS now
a frlghtiul one, but his GOODNESS did not orsake
MN, and he Immediately fired again. hut with
no visible effect The bear at once vent to
work, selling his left arm, biting through it and
MIGRATING 1t severely, While thus amusing
himself, he was tearing with his fore paws the
clothes and scratching the flesh on he young
mans breast, Having dropped his arm, he
opened his huge mouth to make a pounce ut his
lace Then it was that the young man made
the dash that saved his life. As the bear
opened his jaw, Bean thrust his lacerated arm
down the brute's throat as far as desperation
would enable him. There lie had him The bear
could neither retreat nor advance, though the
position OF the besieged was any thing but agree
able on so warm day as Thursday last
Bean now called upon the lad to come and
take from his pocket jack knife, and open it.
The boy was fitting companion for this brave
young man. He marched up to the work boldly
But before he could get at the pocket, he had to
crowd the bears head over a little to get at it
the beast mea ntime not being nj all easy with
such huge mouthful in his throat Having
got the knife, Bean with his untrameled hand
cut the bears throat from ear to ear, killing
HIM stone dead while he lay on his body
lie then threw the beast off, notified his
friends, had his wounds dressed and is now com
Portable 1t was judged the bear weighed
nearly four hundred pounds One of his paws,
%hlch our informant saw, weighed two pounds
eleven ounces.
dlsens.s Of men, aud children.
FF Residence and oucs No. % FRENCElAEN STREET, T
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE DAILY CREscEnr,l
Friday Morning August 6, 1852. I
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Seamah!r VIM Penn, Sears, NewYork j Stanton teo
Steamship United States, Young Laya via Galveston Msst-r
Bark Mslon, Merrll, Boston, t'Iss nants Eed
Schr powbuttan Caro-, Pensneos FIurlcv
ST Newton Lodge Navy Bay Nicaragua I,rr
ARRIVED
: my InGn iesi5 20 days rom NewYo 10 Woodruff
sP sup tgtyla Neo 10 days from ssal ballast Pug Pug
Fir r NIariel, qwo Ju srr Is DAYS rom Marnoa. in b,
last, to Blanchard &co-9d dist.
Steamboats,
bunker iiill No B. Edson fronlS Louis.
ID White, Gilbert, from Wiilamsport.
rank Lyon, stone, from Greenvlle.
Slias Wright, Hurbaugh from Cincinnati.
Naninpe, pugas, from St AIartnsvilc
Towhoa PotIOe Brown, Pasestowed down the Bat
ships Union and Aureia schr Mariel, Laurel Il julia ~
Below-Coming Up.
One ship, bark schooner.
by Telegraph
to- The following dispatch South West Pass n.
mt Asier' yesterday tby the Morse Line> at 81 N:
MSsrs Stafford Co The ship has arrived M
Just left hcre-cargo 100 tons ice to Stafford aeo
MEMORANDA
T Capt DAVIS, ship Union reports-Prqsssd lat Is LONE
ST. ship SntAoA, hence NewYork,
t The Bunker Hill NJ on the 7ath u Re
ports the River falling fast from ST Louis Cnro
EXPORTS
NEW YoRk-Pe steamship VIM Penn 1000 PIGS lead
tpkgs 49, ''
LAvAcAPsr steamship l15 bb flour Is do whisky
20 ohs2 hhds sugar. 10 b1s "a els 30 pcs baggng
tobacco bbIs ia
OIL 80 hbls 80 do beet bbls corn do oats
fENSACOLA-Pers cr Powhaan -four pork 10 do
@ SEQ SKIS con- 10 do coffee 10 do salt 10 coks bacon
30 boxes soap.
navy BAyPer schr Newton 10000 lumber 1000 shingles,
80 bills window frames.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
N e w ORLEANS i:
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6. 1859

Doc CAsE-Bya decision of one of the French court
e owner OF dog who, in attack of hydrophoba had
oen and caused the death of another party in conse
Pnence OF neglect of the established police regulations
was macted in damages the amount of 20 900 francs
payable to the wife and children of the deceased
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-06

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales Iobarco, hhds
R s.sd snce sep. iiai ''''0 sao 1851
. yesterday. 1881 415,243 G-s4o47
1,43O633 lO7 0l3
! Exported to date. ABS 143 S44l5
- yesterday. 80. O0O=1425 143 11-s4456
Sock on hand not cleared 55490 % 462
| T0BACCO-We heard of only So bhds sold including
20 hhds Lugs at 35, and IA hhds 10 Lugs 3 Leaf
lat s. and at SIC q fb.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Tho sales were confined to
small lots at previous rates.
FLOUR-Very dull, and noticed only sales of 800
bbs including 100 Superfne st Louis at SO 75 small
lot of Extra ST. Louis at 81 So 175 81 80 and so at So
u bbl also, by auction $50 Illinois damaged at 81 90
p bib.
GRAIN-Corn was unchanged, and 1000 sacks were dis
posed of including $50 Inferior 81 800 Yellow at 55
and about 700 White and Mixed in two or three lots at
500 q bushe OF Oats 1000 sacks St Louis sold at -
and 600 at 36 q bushel and of Bran $40 sacks brought
sOs-fa 100 ID.
PROFESSIONALISM still advancing with sales Of
lsO bbs Mess at S22 90 q Dbl and 300 bbs for the Gov
eminent troops on private terms Bacon dull and
noticed sales of 20 casks Sides at and "a casks half
clear at 100 u b.. The principal sale of Lard was $50
kegs Inferior at o. = ib.
HAf-3s0 bales Western sold at -
Misunderstanding at 1se q gallon.
FRE1GHTS-We heard of new engagement
EXCHANG ES-The demand was moderate Mt our quo.
tations;
steFhng l1014f6110h
Network sxty-day Bills ...........16ll3 ~ ct disc
eiBht oneoRs on NeWfork pari0l4 q ct prem.
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n /, w I
Departures of 70 Collins and Cunard Steamers
ROM LIVERPOOL

AMERICA, (Br) ..r BOSTON SATURDAY, July 10.
BALTIC (Am) Or NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, "a
EUROPA, (Br) FOR NEW YORK. SATURDAY, II.
NIAGARA tBr) for BOSTON. .... SATURDAY, "a,
ATLANTIC Gam. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 2s.
AFRICA, Orb .for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, II.
CANADA, tBr1 for BOSTON. SATURDAY August
PACIFIC, (Am. for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, II.
ASIA, tBr). ..'.'for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, II.
AMERICA, (Br ..or BOSTON. .....SATuRDAY, q.
ARCTIC Gam for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, IS.
EUROPA OBJ, for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, %.
avre and Bremen Steamer
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
HUMBoI ID for NEW YORK. -. WEDNESDAY, July 4
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Per ship Union, NewYorkJ Woodruff &coS Jarvis &coI
Stevens &so-Bradey Bros &eoC FounadeAomes Bennett
SizcrAllpn Him Greenwood &coHenshaw, Lurgis &coC
Buddecke &coHorrel co-Witter BroPayne
Noue-L schwrrz-Wnght Williams &co-A Whi,ney-A Cohe
y HeadE w Benton-1ew Grant &coB Nautre 6coBeebe
Go-Chnss,no Boulenger DncoameOuB IaOut &coIMchou
l4anaF Kennet dcoOgesby Macauay-kennedy Foster
neasmveR Sands Tucker &eoIownsend Tompkns &coNort
Bros &coMarsh Ranlett &coE HydWashngton Femistar
&c Iwchell &co-MRae, Conan LahropPat Smms &c
IL Letchfod &eoF Carroll &eoW
Violet &coFeathtrstOnh kcoAler, Harris WalioD CAIRO
-cuonr Duand &co-Slak, Day Stufer-J Ref &coorde
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-06

lfk bas obtained reputation Louisville KY
the Of the South, BILIOUS, YELLOW TYPfi
hfN veil e all the lowing diseases: Rheumatism Geut
TIC D'aASnsGI Bronchitis Pieurts, spss, Comps
fe f' and s the determinations OF the Internal Visocra
und-4s desCtHns Last the Medical College, togef
with hts vh tie Charity Hospital the
mems Of MORBID Anatomy, which he exhibit him
thF many diEane peculiar TO The South facilitate weir
~ Nsneuss psnsss seh syphilis in fofrnsPrimEFy
sesendayS ionouhps Stricturs ire Bcuirea sPdmiE s
ounce No. 30 PHttPpA between Poydras aud Perdo
d. L0cKWoODs SPECIFIC certain curtain for syp
t9nQrhhs, etc. be obtained the Office I've dollars bet
on the receipt Of i've dollars pospai viii be any II
United Sasee The greatest will be observed in all
Is Office h0urh N. to p. NJ. % lyt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-06

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS every body
Y READ IL.
R. R. R.
R4DW.AY'S RE9DY RELIEF
ls THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS.
T. 9P TIE MOST SEVERE PAINS N FIVE 4NgTEs oR
SERYous, NEURaLGic BILIOUS COMPLAINTS IN FEW
''''''' INTERVAL AND EXTERNAL
II a giving instant ease to the most tcrnsnns and ago
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-suFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS
We suffering With either q the following
3 Ga 9H b h s I sasI H n H Il
FEEF YOU FROM PAIN N FROM THREE 10 FIVE MINUTES
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT or A HUNDRED,
ssH HERAtdIA n n G pSE H 53Fhs,
P PlARHHsA N F eSE sESo MbSurrs
S SSz'F HsARssur i az HF SsSgss
S5#H f S5SSs E E5Ss $S Sfs1''
CHS Mo SSE Frost ST CHOLERA oRsrs bYsES
M AZ RELIEF Ellie % %Fs l1 the P
and quickly the disease.
.....,,, SICK HEADACHE; MN. ,,o.,, 49,.
rElssSa FANS N FEW MiSUTEs, and p5eysa renewed
poisonous acids OF the 'y'i pPrvENr1oN
By nnng the pleasant ageab, perfume of r. r. b. it will
the dull heavy feelings
| IN BATHING
Mix tabIpo9n Of R. R R. With Bowl Of Water. aud battle the
body morning and YOU the 5 pure aud healthy
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
i lserss ha N U.s.
minuecheoks the most distressing discharges and viii speedily
S-~ NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses almost in
aen over the sharp darling pan Of pain Of this cruel complaint In
departing pain has city Of
door The Effects Of lie READY RELIEF stop the pain
ay strengthen the nervous SYSTEM and supply the with
and vitality the loss OF which the
pains.
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RADWAYs READY RELIEF will stop the excrucatne
pains Of Rheumatism amest Instantly Persons living
bones unsound from whose
REA6Y RE p e RRs any
IN the city OF and hundreds of thousands in the
eaeyc RApWAf'S READY RELIEF the tiaen almost
town the union for the last four have tested themes
CHILL FEVER.
CHiiL8 STOPPED IN 4 F,EW AZHUTES-PdEy HELEEVED
INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF sets like charm in all esss Of Chs
with health every ogn secretion the system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF it
relieve You 4'Euae ave rsDs in ths
RHbS RELIEF II LAKE s49y s2si s'9
IA" minutes stop KAT NJ Co. ss Fason Street. N.wY0rs
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT & co, ISL Chartres street. Neworeans,
Agent who will supply dealers in the country
MEDIUM
phsc G Sc & e II hMskssoN "a asas street, aud
Ask icr R. n. R,'Or RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, mhs,,y4w
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Neworleans Agency Of the Mutual Pro-
Fr,o,.sa,s SAFE Company.

yESHE attention of the public is called to the
utility superiority Of these Safes all others oar Safes
principle. We f fora or rack
strongly wrought iron pees bars around which eompe
chilling the liquid metal and making impen..
% the ehse drill and capable Of re6stng the biowso ne
4lsge, To the cEttc Il Saturets IN
AeehGn she leaves no h? CT straps va or S1rsw for the
with perhaps less effort than required
put them togethet Neither th burning element make npies
the solid mass lined as ltis with fire proof WALL
We saying that with LILIES
EMPIRE DRILL. AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS only really depository other val
% w further there bat little ecagty any Of the popular
Sales Bank Vaults They all the work eLaT
often broken into, as experience has demonstrated.
Company prepared to furnish at short notice and
BANK of for Banking Institutions Mereaniis
trms and ndivdualsa which will Dl and Powder
Proof, when with Lilies Bank Locks
sample othe above Safes Locks together with Day NewePs
PhntoPtc Rank Lock- b. the e Of W ". Wars No.
~ Camn 'nhF ~ J. e PETTEFS IS Camp st,s"t
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Dobyr,s = Hurrsnotou,s

7
This we'll known eatsbsbent having b>eu thoroughly REPAIRED
Improved, the proprietor invite
PCT Portraits furnished asres
ia the most superior style and 6nish.
n Bpsfos with eoplsts hPPAGATUs at tho low
p5e YgshilaH4sT, French, Hais5n Ivss
hss With Tablets, for twenty-five
Quick working Tuhs Plates (Ashcaa and feeh Cases Faes
glands Boxes ghsis together with article the
DAGuERREOTYPE BUSINESS constantly hsnd, md for sale
all fans If
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Lii

INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. .TEs MII1ross DorLAna-
Surplus ord Reserved Fund tS4o0t0
9aSfGooo
Working spiaTvo Million. Three Hundred And Forty Thousand
SN-s ~"f', pcilsrs.
ong BY is unusually capital sna the unsG nals,dIn
perfect security the pnol COW 70 inuis aeanss
Risks Newrshne, fSrshsoe tssrns
OF premium place me ro
par Companies disbursements for osses
CIiAs. BRIGGS, Agent Office rs St. ChssisssHsss'G
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS;
ssanael Nicholson, Ale Thsmas Sellhx,
A I,snlasr G, Holt, VIM. Mure,
Vim. Felnwes, J. B. Behn, Jas. Rcbb,
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK; S..178a
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTrEsET, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Francis Griffin, Royal Phelps,
Marx W. Collet, Nor. Livingston, ID .sanderscu,
". Fahor Vim. s. Wstmore.
PILL, Resden, Secretary.
FsAsoIa GEIFy1s, Co4aIe Of the Board. ms "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-06

or the least panDr RIOS BERG Warsaw the cap
Poland hN the honor TO to the ladies and gentlemen
the inhabitants IN general Of this place. that he undertakes the
eradication Of C0RNS, BUNONS NAILS and every substance
O. between the Toes WITHOUT CUTTING By means ELLA
Uf his composition.
The operation performed the space OF fifteen whout
least nnd the HE w
satisfaction o. carrying the Corn or Root in his hand. "A
nT X Possession great number Of GHenE temon
gfard " FrGnce and other paris Ga by Fig
GgnA md Surgeons which have been given twelve nut the
The Doctor viii Attendance daily from halls TIL half
eleven m l morning and from three the asmoou,
ROYAL STREET between Toulouse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-06

1ss- Inc splendid and fast running passenger
'eamr lRoouols Capt Peterson will leave for IaIIs r,1po
mt MEMPHIS THIS DAY 9Th inst o'clock r. NJ Simmer md
"'S'"se'S wiz please be ready at the above hour.
aus WHITE 4 ntrruAn., "a,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERsoN Cry,
Thursday Evening, August 5, 1852 I
Hogs are in demand with good supply of Beef Cattle
and moderate stock of Sheep and Veal Cattle:
-PRICg
BEEF CATTLE (Fne Westerly ........ 66Tc "a II net
-. (Lake and Texas ....34zO51&c = is net
HOGS .TG1Sc "a Ii net
SHEEP. 81 2j0$3 SO q head
MECH COWS: $22i0$50 q head
CALVES AND WARNINGS. So :0DfS so q head
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new ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Friday Morning, August 8, 1852, !
COTTN-We had another duh day yesterday and
thoughhcre Cotton Offering the GALES reached
barely5O bales The Nagaras seem to have pro-
ducedno effect prices, which still irregular and
we ye omit quotations
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
~ Incorporated April ls+s and declared dividend OF 20 Fer
Two Years. Buslns-
Office No. IS CAMP ST.. Gavisr and Common sts.
BUSINESS COMPANY LAVE INSURANCE osLT
This Company organized sey for the protection Of The policy
holders and their families want and poverty n lis operations
Benevolent conducted the ncat secure
and solid principles and sordn f ANAL annual paid during
handsome wdnws and children after DEATH
All policy holders whether for life shorter terins who con-
nue the Insurance till eah participate the whole OF the pfon'e OF
Creators can nsare tbs lives Of Debtors
the life ashaud the bsneft and use OF
hers1lfaui children, free from the claims Of creditors,
TRUSTEES:
Gohu s. ALuson Ts-a7 Johnsgr Edward spaEev.
Samuel Stewart. Richard Mccall,
N4It, T.. II. Barton, J. Perkins,
Jossrh Walker, YIN. Mare Arnold Hf iris.
DIRECTORS:
T. W sewel, Ttos. {. JENKINS, F.R. TaylcI.
EiyyI ennaIC ese, NJ. CrYran, G.. g. Steever.
NJ nj Cohen {, Spaprsnbers H Rhcdexeld
Rsmusl Wolf 4. Doughsy, g. NJ Lutherford,
o. Wrkhnp John ClaiherRe, r. c. AImssd,
Ceo.W, Smith, N. C, Hail. r. Bein,
IL g. HEART z. H Wnsse.
Epw JENSKa Co1r vice President.
* a. Hr rt A ll . NJ NJ Cos1s Attorney.
BEIS Me- Magazine street. Msdnal sssmneF,
who will be al the Office daily ren haEPss' 10 to 9Ra
By he Charter only $4,000 is taken single life
This Company prepared entertain applications for Life lnsu
Negroes established the Board, which le
charged the Nyork and London Offices and withous
South By the charter Dividends
he made available at TO the extent ods of their amount
wher the party Ia paid his premiums in full.
California Permits NwYok and London rates. Prospectus,
Table all information to Life Insurance and all pspers
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
tF- Office hours A. N. to 5P.n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-06
Union I,sIonNe $ $. Of \ MestseE very FRIDAY Ey

Crystal Fount Division No. A, s. of T.-Meets eve
THURSDAY at o'clock NJ at Temperance Hall No. ss ST. Char
0hiccr for the ensuing W H ELLIS, W P s.
BRowS W. Al G. RrNe, r. S., H. W. ELLIS, A r. s.. BooT
y s. j. S. HARps t.; D. W. Brown, c. A. HERO, A. c. W
w Arson, l. S.; r. W. Powell, o. S. iy2i