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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

EfcHr daily papers arc now published ii
San Francisco, and three weekly religious
ones. Most Of them arc said to be doing
well, although the expenses of printing
are enormous. Three dollars is charged
for single insertion Of iii advertisement
Of ten lines, aud type settlers are paid 81 30
for a thousand ems.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
Ssoss County Agricu,.nreI s,cis.y.

DAVENPORT, Angus, I3,h, 1853.
Tho Society met pursuant to Adjournment, II. ".
Ihompson, rrcsd ding President; Jamc, Tholinson,
Secretary.
The Committee appointed 10 draft ,he Consttpt on
by Their Chairman, j. a. Birthard, rcpofiel the above,
which was read arCl1 by article aud adopted
On motion, the 1t Saturday OF July If each year was
declared the annual meeting underline Constitution
The election Of Manage, for the different precincts
was then had when the following gentlemen dui,
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MARRIED.
li

On the Eth list at the congregational ehprh I'm
Ros.Jss. T. MAsos, Mr.. OIL. ItRpICk TO Mis. i !,
GrTHElE, II Of Davenport
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

AccIuLsT at MoLISE.-The young man
alluded TO by the r. !. Republican in the
following paragraph, we understand is re-
covering
A dreadful accident occurred to young
man named Ely, at Moline last Saturday,
A piece Of lath, from the machine he was
working, struck him just above the eye,
lracturing the skull, and entering the brain
A considerable quantity OF the brain has
been taken away; yet the man was alive
when our paper went To press, and may
possibly recover.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

The Burlington T3e3raql remarks upon
the he 18th o. that city; it says it does not
know Of single case OF sickness in the
place. We are Inclined to think the editor
is not posted, from the following paragraph
clipped from the Hawkeye:
AN APOLOGY An apology is due our
patrons for the non appearance OF our Dali
ly on yesterday evening; it has been almost
Impossible 10 get out paper for the last
week owing to sickness among our compos-
tors, and it is hoped our Patrons will bear
with ''uur short coming" till the excessive
heat and our sick ones recuperata, while in
the mean time We sha.l d. the very best We
eau.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

Several Democratic clerks have recently
beenrcmoyed from Office at Washington CITY
tor INDUCING too muchin the 'intcrn3l spirit
OF run. "--DaY. Ga-.
who Informed YOU they were "demo,ratis
Cier1s''- DuteQue Er.
We saw it in print, besides had they been
Wa'7 clerks they would have been turned
out long 20.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
oMca Hours

Open ats n. c'oies e,7 o'clock, p. ". srnia'
opsa from 10 T. n.
Nil.n ans Of Ias above letters are called Dr, plss
sav Aay are aGy fssd IL ~ may not b. Locked of
Ap- lrtA l.aJ L. +. MAST, 7, "
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

HLNEYJ. CAI1BILL, 1f Keokuk, has been
appointed Spec!a! Mail Agent. vice George
II y, removed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

On motion, the Secretary aud Treasurer appointed
Committee t. that The Constitution and proceedings
were printed in The several papers Of the city, ard that
$50 copies OF tbs Gobstt on be printed for disrbut
Those officers to that this Socet, b. daily incorpora
I'D ~ srdiLs 70 law.
Society adjourned uEti the regular stGg In 0eto
Der nest. II. ". THOMPSON, pre.t
JAMES IHURissToh, Src'y.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

YGrLaw FrvrR ~ NEw-oLLEA Ms. ---
Us Beta says tl.s seonrg2 never ragged 10
b terub.c II extent before ia that city
Al the last duLes there were over 2I2 deaths
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

THE estimated proportion Of civic to ru-
raj, OF city 10 country inhabitants, in the
Y States T. ~ / toli
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

SUNDAY LlNE DIscOETiNuED.-Mr. Gill
more, Sapt, ol the ROCK Island Road, author
ICES W 10 state that the Sunday train over
that road will be discontinued after the 2eth
inst - CHICAGO Jour
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

THE CEorS The weather has been
very favorable for harvesting. Wheat,
which is heavy crop, has been harvested in
fine condition. Oats, also tremendous
yield, is falling befJre the reapers. Corn
promises largeiy-a more luxuriant growth,
never was seen eveh in Illinois. Hay, we
aPprehend, will be scarce. owing TO
prutracted dry weather Jill Dem.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

STATE Iowa,
TO JOHN j POPE Defendant: ,.,r ala
- IkYoa are hereby notified that there wy Q, ~ tn.
y before the first day Of sciteibef Nc nnnt,
o!co OF the Clerk OF the District Count III
apettOn oil Thomas Grow, claiming OF You wv M, md
and Crhtysyen dollars and five cents on acc ~, .,r.
that unless ,ol appear and answer thereto gu ay al
oBd day Of the September term, beng e ~ Mic,
September, Judgment with interest ara sosS asins,
III, tb.s.E, +. 5 BkIstoE:
an, ~ = ia,o.g1 ATTY. for PIN
William rallor,) In the D.s,rt Court Clinton ''""'''
Mar Ialiyu, shte =.
Dirorcc--To Mary Tallet Descendant: :. now
MADAM, YOU are hereby notified thai nv, co,T Of
vi on HG Ii the Clerks office OF the i's'f.' ~ ,ut,
Iut0n COUNTY, petition OF William lalia.'' i,trc be.
lrl,iu2 thlt sue bonds Of mattmony row eM ath for
tween YOU aud MIN be dissolved; ana sctthe ar the
cn,ist ifu deseftioB aud absence on our T1 c,ure
space gf on ycpr and more, without on the
sld that uisss you appear aud as"e. an' dy of the
thi4d Manda' In September next, uie n,'t rsrdered
a. y term OF said Court judgment VIII 20
"s"''''' va ''''+N WILLIAM TALLEIa,,
rv + i, BE rscoE, his ANY
DE Witt Aug. 18th, is53--50-aw
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

~ re tn c3rY--ts IN lac Iowa P-a.-
see..t'asy .ks qa--Eeassmc 9A.--E.4s Be-
e&gs= they ans q ags E1--sn3 OF.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

.-&G s...-s-..g ..a q .-s-9- ..a- s+ss-
received in Chicago during tins laoash VI IA
k-onough to lay one hun0rea miles Of
tgz-a'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

DLAIED Ware, such as eastors, aaa as Cream, Mus.
lard, su, Table, Tea and DesseH spooHnsii tnl:Sxl
-,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

( ARTIST. B. Lake, atlas Norman
Jaquewa, charged with horse steal
ing in Clinton and Scott counties, was
arrested here on Sunday and lodged in
jail
Counterfeit gold and paper money was
found upon him Dv5uqns Er. Of Oh
The wcatheris excessively warm the Their
mometer ranging between % and 1902 for
the last four or five days. Huntington Hawt-
egs
We have had some heat here, but that's
Eve degrees ahead Of u.
l.. MAURy, shortly before leaving for
Europe, received package from certain
lending gentlemen in New York for the
most part ship owners, containing five thous-
and gold dollars, and an elegant service OF
plate--presented as testimonial Of their
sense OF his scientific services 10 the shin
ping interests Of the United States
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in The Post oglee Al Davenport m ,,..,
date, Aug 10 h, less. 5"@a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

ANY person may become alncmber Of this
Society BY subscribing - tbs Constitution
and paying l. the Treasurer one dollor an
nnaily for the use aud benefit Of the Socie-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

The officers Of this Society shall be Pres
dent, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary
and Manager Tor each electoral precinct
Of Scott County, Qhere being eleven pre-
eincts at this time) who shall together con-
st;tute an Executive Committee Ihey
shall be elected annually BY ballot aud shall
have power 10 ill vacancies in their own
body.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

No funds shall be drawn from the Treas
ury, except by vote Of majority OF the
members present at regular meeting Of the
Society, and then only BY an order on the
Treasurer, signed BY the presiding officer and
tn Secretary.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

The Democrats have conceded the defeat
81 their candidate for Governor Of Tenncs.
see Hon Andrew Johnson and Gen.
Jollecotfer. Wings, IRE elected 70 Congress
from the Nashville District. The Con-
or essional delegation ia kentucky stands
five Wings and fve Democrats. Tie
Wing majority in the Legislature viii be
large.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

EW rA,IDvERTIsEMENT-Let every body
NO. /.
R r R.
R.fDWAY'S READY RELIEF
Ga b cHsT T. EEMEPI
PAINS FIVE sfH SNgrEs o,
&c s5a R. N
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
giving instant ease 10 the
o THE SICK AND PAIN,sUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS
III; kS1s
IL Fss Tl
1t HAS oURnD,
saEgMArisG ''' III II fo 81 4 Ho 6gsDNSD'
s ssSHsLeA II N 2 2EE s S2ggi
FooTHaehs IN IN s SEF sESo MSSSGTas.
ssSsa II n s!ys fsf fsTTis.
s ea FAVAS II FTFTEES MMNTTTEs
fSsE f4SAr i $ SEA- A SiSSeFas
10 Sn Rs @ 5saoSs S To bTE
READY Si3i op e.
s.nw.,u ,.., SICK ~ ia sE,, ,, ,.
rRlssIs ASGr p!sv s1ss Dis
poisonous ''d' Of the 'y'ipsR REvENr1nv
all sai t s s wi
IN BATHING,
I atsberoonfaiOi r. R. win bowl Of Water
body
ALL BOWEL iHAs coM NJ IfsFfss
PHfSF IL niscHAReEs Il cr.. ts c,
ninueaeheeh the most distressing direharse spsed,
NEURALGIA
, PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RApWAYis READY RELIEF possesses an almoa
afsRss Sss sh s e. psI Of
pam, ~ mas cured thousands G cass in the city
door The effects o. he READY stop The
Ay losHnghen me usryous systm and supply
and vitality the toss Of which
pains,
PAINS RELffgEB GN FTvR MINUTES
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop severe
ehoo months confined their Rheumatic Pains
bones unSound from top outs
he RAILWAYS READY RELIEF fh. Is he rub az ~
thousands the city NewYOrk and hundreds he
ey RELIEF he aon g p amss re en-
town the Union foT the ast four have
CHILL FEVER.
cHLLs sToPPRD IN a fEIv hLNUT.Ns-PALN RELIEVsL
RADwAYs READY RELIEF SCI. Is in
and Fever IL eenEs the Chi Immediate nygo
rs'es win Sah ard and
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
whsusvsryouic feel pain, sppy RAILWAYS READY RELIEF 10
ilrs 10 ssVs you IN few Minutes Ii have
9sstGs. 10 th Liver kdnsyt bowels Jon Bones Ys
stew minHtsrstop pain and quickly remove eAdss. ~
skDWAY Co, 1872 fulton street, IA Yort.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT Co. 1851 Charsrcs street Ne sglrlssp.
General Agent who will GaPpiy dssisi ia toe
way i Co'spFiee
SATSE 5ol %
Sc
~ Sold also b. G. MoREss5H il a;.. .,ls ssG 4,
DRUGGISTS EvERYwiIERE -
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l. sTRAUB. r uAzLETr
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY,

AlDDEh o. ADlAN, Agents,
III The Wood CaToi 1gie geaied gass af IN.
South " Corn Mil and shtr. '1'
We aasaure Col Breaker Of great and durability and
Of operation '' sou
We place conyancc on all szes Of Mills bv which MAINS
We onyer; Corn Nm u2 Stock Al minutes vo
to put 1t take o ''
We portable Mills gle and doabs fe,.
y Of French bnrs grind Wheat lock Feeds calculated
aud borse competition MAKE Al Of am
city, at ou State Fairs and have carry first pre-
Fairs Of our Mechanic Institute. ' " w. A
AtoPortabe SAW MILLS run stsa ar o borsc po,
lhs Mil EXHIBITED power the Ohio State
FAR IN 1880 when it awarded premium splendid
kinds Of portable HORSE POWERS AND STEAM
Az our articles Tor ease Of operation, simplicity
All articles warranted saeat
of transportation and the money refunded.
refer those Interested pamphlet be had al orr m wv hs
we AXE pleasure to explain each article ISAAC sTRAUB& co
Bauows Mill Stae Fair at Fal was beistsras stt K
nil and coGfageo15y ent red into verbal agreement
quantity Wac to be the ooth mills each and eSeTy
FIRST TRIAL ~
Straub to run ~ eshseeu inch mill
Burrows II Co, TORN iwaBty inch mill.
SECOND TRIAL.
atranb 70 run twenty uth mill
Burrows Co. to tveu. y-iour- a i mill,
THIRD TRIAL.
sraub toruu twrnty-su inch mill,
Burrows Co. to a thirty inrhn in.
When The pinch that blerous courage popped ont
10 the above now append challenge ide bd out Who'll.
will my eighteen inch QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with ri,
II'W W tn t SaSE ARTICLE THAT TOOK TIE PRE-
NUN Al me ONO STATE FAIR, ALI against tv nly-ou,
% haTr9s @ and WA Stewards Tho Kentucky stock Feed
oosh 70 ne run at onre and apprshenys Of raky
% YOU rave ny thtfe appreciation pomsroy's Corn
A an sAfy. should my snge article grind euus
a aa qla,} 10 hs combined productions tree
4akep putup. " N '@'' "s
Come ooy doa't be il nothing Ike walking s,r.yb,
IA II "a nv,vo, - 's y TX ISAAC s1RAUB.
AMI Am
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DERNARD LUMBER COMPANY II

RERNARD LUMBER CoMPANY.-R q
- sAtfolp, s. s. HENRY, r, 3. LATIMER W n. COATES
BROWN LAUGHTER, HORN FELTON,, G, E. MYERS 4 M
s. 4 BOWLER NJ BEAN GO and ~ COOS steam saw
Mills the Of Biloxi BAY
nm Of the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY al mn, Mn snd
running Sixteen Suge Saws gang Circular ali
NoodsvOrth Planning Machine t,y
single and three large and will thea be abe 10 INN ,
10000 TO $4,000 feet OF Lninbor per day. ''" 'ui
Railroad Companits Plank Read Wharf and Bud,, C,,
Shipper and sill ohers wanting Pine b. sapp AZ 80
uOtcs. Their Agent New Orleans fully authorized 10
supply company individual yards IN sooa III so
viii good Lumber the city demand On - ~
't''N" Ats - n iipn. Ak"hA IV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14

tS- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE
No. MAGAZINE STREET. ABOVE Canals treetS ROBB
CO Gate Robb Farbain) constantly receiving Goods
rom their Manuaeory IN PHILADELPHIA direct
nsnd nd are prepared 70 ofe dsss The liberal
nens Their stock is large and we'll
DLER, saddlery HARDWARE HARNESS, LEATHER TRAVEL
IN AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RuBBrR GlQps SAD.
pLaY, COACH HARNESS AND rRUHi@ S'-'"F7 s'N NIR,
TRIMMINGS. etc.
~ Srs rvit 70 all
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14
DAILY CRESCENT.

UnCiE TON AT HoME.-One Of ours, sick with
. lans loot. is about Publishing work to be
entitled " Uncle Ben's Sitting Room; or. Life
Amoae the Gouty" The design of the book is
- show the tyranny 70 which an individual 10
h3setsd Who = brought into the slavery Of dis,
b. Described ~ touchingly, and the humility
Of his cundifieA be contrasted with the sublime
freedom Of healthy limbs and season ticket in
tie eunibas. It will show how the invalid lies
at ~ mercy Of tyrannical sisterhood, swallow
in Ne reluctance to feminine rule with his
Medicine. and making up faces at both; and
how often he gets sold with specious shows of
besf-steaks destined for others stomachs, and
pleasant dishes he may not touch, finding his
destiny in meagre and unmitigated broth OF in
ambiguous gruels, the while nature cries aloud
against, however Pantagrulisn his nature may
b. The book will be embellished by cuts fur
nished him by acquaintance in any quantity
It will undoubtedly secure for its author a very
wide fame, and may result in an invitation
abroad, from philanthropc duchesses, so much
inclined to do little something for the unfortu-
nate of other lands, and neglect those of their
own. If the book takes. it will soon be followed
by The Key of the Medicine Chest if it can
be fouad where the author threw it. Boston
Post.
A young wife demonstrated with her husband.
3 dis1ipated spendthrift, on his conduct "My
DEAR" said be, 81 am only like the Prodigal
eon--I shall reform by -and-by." "And will
b like the Prodigal Son. too,' she replied 81
will arise and go to my fathers house." and off
she went
At the Tom Moore supper, recently, ex Mayor
Quincy, while descanting upon the Irish charac-
acter. observed that although he had never been
ct Cork. he chad seen so many drawings of it
that evening, he felt himself almost an Irish
man" Boston paper.
A white man was sold for vagrancy, for the
sum of twenty Ave cents, the other day, in Ogle
county, H. His purchaser not being able to
make change, the 'schattel" loaned the neces-
sAry sum. The man had family
A young man without money is like steam
boat without fuel He can't 60 ahead Among
the ladiss he is like the moon of a cloudy night
he don't shine.
Scott says that the most disagreeable of all
who has neither mind nor heart, but only fea-
lures like DOLL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14
CONSTABLE'S SALE

fiBsI Jusrieks CovRr THOMAS tYDA KING No. Is 2s6
IL BAKER Va Ssme No. EDS THOMAS
bAf.Nh Vs. same No. 1880 PETER KELEHER Same
10 1882 EDWARD KING vs. TOBIAS KENNEDY gu ! wnt
of f. ia. oI cots against the PLAINTIFF No. I93sl - " ~
Rl VIRTUE of five writs of feri facias to me
directed BY ne Hon L. Y Gsiun Firsi Peace
me TsIn OF Orleans will proceed sell public auction on
June 6 1855 the O'Clock NJ on the prsmi
- ' -NTNNf'N"A-9 AnN 'Aih'
Ihs contents o. COZ HOUSE consisting COUNTER FIN
kkS DECAN IERS, CHAIRS, TABLES PICTURES LOON me-
GLASSES, TWO CLOCKS, and LIQUORS.
70 Seized in the above entled Terms ea,h.
le+ ~ = OF JOHN j. hOPPE. Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14
CONSTABLE'S SALE,

sEsoSo JvsISE'. eovEr STATE or LOUISIANA vs.. TIIEo
Rl VIRTUE of q writ of fieri facias to me
directed hy the Hon. Jonte Second Justice On IN pa
or the Parish Of OheHns will proceed public auction M M
warehouse corner BsronHs and Poydras ee, SATURDAY
June Is, 1883, at ~ O'Clock, NJ ~
one IRON SAFE.
tsr Seired in the above suit. Terms cash
is7 II Is GEORGE h pFARsoS
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CONSTABLE'S SALE

sEcoNo JUsrrE's CouRT JOHN M GOULD co . MRS zFIG
-. rA N " ~ UaLS1sa LER...,N II s0i.
Rl VIRTUE of a writ of feri facas to me
directed by the Hon C. " Jonie of the Iass
Tor he Parish Of Orleans will eapose public snetn on SAIR
PAY June IS 1883 At u O'Clock, y waehoo.v corner Of
SHOW CASES. S' '' wv vi 'A "'eo9
to Seized in the above suit. Terms cash.
jos II Is GEORGE +. PEARSON, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14

I PLASTFRs.
Sherman Poor Mana
Allshasi 1907 MaH'a
Allebsss diaRubbsfBark,l
The lmpro, ed Poor Man's,
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
Seter'a Vegetable,
Knspp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength
sniug,
Whiting'hStrengyheninE.
kidd'a Imperial,
Hsrick's Royal,
LINIiiESTS.
B1tier's Bono aad Fever,
Dartine's Lotion, .
+, Dayia's Hotrs,
Hunts, Hayes, Scians', Newer
TOOTH pAsTfs.
Sherman Ccmpoand Ofia Tooth,
Thompeonis Aromatic roo,h,
lones'a Toothaehe.
LOZEN6Fs.
ShsTman'0 Congh, WON, CapLho
Ching's Worm,
Wistar's Cough,
DROPS.
3olomon's To0thache,
Sherman'a Tl0ih1eheI
willisma's To .haehe'I ...
MIsCELLAN EOUs.
Thorn's Extract,
Winer's AroAnutn Extract,
Cartor's Spanish Mixture
Mothers Reiisl,
Mrs. KiddUr's Cordial,
VRughn's Dithoulfiptic,
Osgood's Indian Chologogus,
Hslsey's Forest Wine,
Mira. Hayes nysentery Cordial,
| Cullen's Female Specific, IT,
Cullsn's Indian Vegetable kemh
Rowand'a Msgie Lotion,
hell's Army 1iuclurr.
lDsv,s's Depurntive Extract
lAyne's Alternative,
Jayle'a Hair Dye,
Jayns'a Cumulative,
Rogsud = CnrminGlys,
Balm Coluinhis,
/ Uphsn's Pile EleeinaTy,
lones's Chemical Soap,
CrumPtou's Balsam,
Thompson's Eye water,
sIrs. Hays's Eye Water,
Perry DAyia's Pam Killer,
Joues'r Hair Restorative.
lonss's Lilly White,
Bsal's Hair Restorative,
Soda low dsfs, Coioenss,
Meen Fun,
CifoAs9ian Balm,
balm Of Gilsad,
HoSy'r HAIR Curling Flals,
bEiloy'I Shaving Cream,
TEylor's Shaving Crasn,
hnrtine's Hair Lotion,
/ tiarps Remedy for tils.
t.Smotts'B French Remedy,
Bailey'H Mead Syrup,
BAilsy's Sugar -coatsd Capaulrs,
Baglo's Hyp6fian FLUID,
Wheslsr,s fsaherry Tootharhs
Jones's Nectar,
ICavals Augdyns Cordlsl,
Balm ofyhoUand FlowsiL
EArnea'a Pile Lotion,
:. FAhnrstg,ks Nsrinifuge, ..
bailsyis Group Syrup,
Ivory Pssts BlGtklng,
baeaBsar Oh,
Chinese Soap,
LaoinA Cordial,
rntlinFion'a Balham,
British OIL,
tseidlits Powders,
Harlem OIL,
'EE!raeta, Soap, sse., etc.
lps not mentioned in this catsissUs
+ tufTus, ,pv.tfy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14

nDD FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
Sens'sr, be obtained BY elgy j. O. Person TTea
sssi No Commercial Aleyi JAAES FORNEAUN S.retry
T ,Ai s9as' q Camp and lafayette streets Rev CAs
ne 20 Camp street The Vaults Ll.
nj Inc burial oil members, $50; members
ne burial Of vile ch1 ba. tbp ~ - ~
aalt viii be go invariably for the pun hase Of L.s or
fnauoH respecting tie "fssg, - apply - ''s go
O. PlERSoN, I Commercial ALLOW
Jas, FVFNsAVI, Secretary. ' " | ~ Ss,. S ~, t,s''
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MEDICAL.
GENUINE MEDICINE WARE

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
~ 151 EXTRAORDINARILY WRIGHT CO hayn grsaoy
70 stand nnrvaled in department their
h the poPetors and all the genuine popular Patent
ines throughout the Uuied Satss
With fresh and ample assortment
By this enabled
the which found hsor
Having had many experience the purchase and
& Of have acquired facilities for conducting h
particular department The
apply the trade prices exceedingly low that the
handsome
retail establishment
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following lat compres
Of their assortment furnished
atrom twenty
apuiar
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respectfully informs public have purchased this
Watering Place and have in the many improve
m-nLs Tor the accommodation visitors. Ths Springs situated
w fne woods parish Of ST. Landry thirty miles N1rhwe
." onsas about the distance Sou
miles North Bayou Chcot The wser possesses highly medicinal
qualities and has proved ehcsous
we're beyond the reach OF ordinary remedies.
The Spring Water. and much appreciated nyAds Deer For ma
Wild Cat aforng sport hunter and the
Lake seven miles length With depth twenty feet situated hre,
miles and half the Springs sboHnls
Psk 81 hounds e aud Boats for fshus yin be furnished
TO the visitors The best Wines and which
market can afford w ba kept constantly always
I procured at opousas and Washington transport
passengers 10 the Springs Good Music will
given twice week, grt Hunting Horses Vehicles ranso
ladies TO the Lake viii be kept hire. Of b-ng
should bring their Guns Fishing Tackle purchased the
Springs Visitors received from LIST May 70 Let November.
TERMS OF
w
Children and Servants half price.
ttofaes, per Day
BEAICltAMP
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ss Ifoi7'eme District WILLIE ra
ns de Francois ChAmps Eyses, poopas Lyiugon
Nos SIX q iNnne usqna
dssspe pa A. dfen4eouIt Heneur 1885, deposs
dams eiGdr lie A. A. Baudein Nolairs Pgblic.
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qpa,A psTisit Placement -
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trAis de pscquereut. ' 49,
ir! jys GEORGE p. PEARSON Ccnsa.Is