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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

UMiNIsTER TO FRANCE AND Chilli
The President has appointed Gen. John A.
Dix, of New York, Minister to France,
and Hon. Richard Meade, of Virginia,
Minister 10 Chill.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WORLDS FAa-
Ns1 York, May 2.-The schooner Samuel
Clark arrived here, to-day, from Port au-
FRINGE, bringing variety of articles from the
Emperor, intended for the Worlds Fair
among them, piece Of mahogany from Hay
Ii, weighing : tons.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

% There will be no more appoint
ments made for the Custom House at Phil
adelphia until the first of June. and again
on the first of July, which will close them
up. There is near two hundred Offices to
fll in all.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-There will be public
worship in the Methods, Episcopal Church,
on TO morrow (Sabbath) evening, at -
O'clock.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

President PIERcE-The New York Ma
ito al Democrat is "aulhorized 10 say ,ha,
President Pierce will in the course of few
days, pay visit 10 N. Hampshire. He intends
10 be absen, from Washington about two
weeks"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

THE chen fever" is raging extensively in
England. Punch has portrait of Shanghai
rooster looking down with conlemp, upon a
full grown camelleopard.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

" An ark loaded with wheat on the
Susquehanna, struck one of the peers of
the railroad bridge at Harrisburg, on Satur-
day, and sunk.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

u Col. James Burnsides has been ap-
pointed President Judge Of the new Judi
cial District composed of Centre, Clear
field, &c.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07
SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.
seuthsrn Mail-Lnter from Texss-Indisn Outrn-
ges-Terribls Tragedy.

seuthsrn Mnii-Later from Texss-Indian 0utre-
ges-Terribis Tragedy.
Baltimore, MAY 1.-The New Orleans pa
pers Of Monday, received to-day, contain Gal
weston dates 10 the 2lst ut.
The survey of the Galveston railroad has
been resumed.
Another arrest has been made al Galveston
for robbing The Pos-office.
portion of the Harrisburg and Colorado
railroad has been opened with great rejoicing
Henry Sheldon, Of New York, has been
elected President of the San Antonio and
Mexico Gulf railroad.
The Austin State Gazette Of the 18th ult,
says: The Indians aie becoming decidedly
hostile and daring in their depredailons on
the frontier. On the 9th Of March, Major
Sibley had difficulty with the Wasoes, and
recently party of Wichi,as having come in
to fort Belknap, he detained them as prison.
en. A, night the Chief, after numbering his
own wife and chlld rose upon the guard with
his warriors nine in number. The sentinel
on guard was Instantly killed, and another
soldier wounded The Chief was killed, IN
the Struggle, bu, all the warriors escaped.
The Austin American. OF the 18th uii., says
the boys keep slipping of 10 the "Gold dig
gings" on the upper Colorado, but none have
come back with anything like a satisfactory
account.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

Few know that in every seven miniues in
the day child is born in London, and that in
every nine minutes one OF the inhabitants dies.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

RELIEF NOTES.-The press does no, seem
clearly 10 understand as well it may not, in
what provision was made in regard to relief
notes. The provision in the appropriation
bill is that, all sums due to the Commission
ers of the Sinking Fund are to be paid over
in the mos, defaced of this filthy currency,
which is 10 be cancelled, aud never again re-
issued. - Harrisburg Keystone.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07
Steamboat Disaster ON Lake Ontario--Burnins Of
the Steamer Ocean nwave-Twenty- eight Lives
Lost

Steamboat Disaster ON Lake Ontario-Burnin; OF
the Steamer Ocean wave-Tweniy- eight Lives
Lost
OGDENsBuRc, New York, May THE
steamboat Ocean Wave, was destroyed BY fire
on Lake Ontario, al Q o'clock on Saturday
morning, when so miles above Kingston, on
her passage TO this place Gu, OF the passen-
gers and crew, numbering fifty in ALL only
twenty two were saved, so that twenty eight
were either drowned or perished in the
flames.
Among the saved were Captain WIish, and
the Mate and Purser When the fire was
discovered the boat was a mile and half
from the shore, and so rapid was the progress
Of the fire tina, the upper deck was consumed
in fifteen minutes. The half irif,ed of shore
and continued burning for about two hours
when it went down.
The persons saved wete picked up by pas
sing vessels, attracted 10 The scene by the
glare of the flames.
The Ocean Wave was owned by the North
ern Railroad Company of osdensburg, and
was fully insured.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

FROM MEXICO "A letter in the Missouri
Republican, dated Santa Fe, March 3Oh,
states that Governor Lane has been absent
month on visit TO the Southern par, of the
territory.
One of his party, who had jus, returned,
brought information that the Governor issued
his proclamation on the 18th of March, asser-
ting jurisdiction over the Messilla Valley, in-
cludng the village of Mesco. This move
meni produced great excitement among the
MeXican., and steps were Immediately taken
BY them TO preven, the exercise of authority
by Governor Lane. Troops were sent up
from El Passo, and by arming The citizens
they were able TO raise a force of three or four
hundred men. This warike demonstration
prevented the Governor from even crossing the
river and, as he could get no aid from our
military, he left, having done 10 more :han
issue his proclama lion. 1t is added iha, The
presence CT twenty FIVE soldiers would have
enabled Gov. Lane to take possession of the
territory, but in was quesiined by the resident,
Americans whether this force ough, to have
been granted him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

~ Chief Justice Gibson Of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, died at Philadelphia
on Tuesday last.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

C. LAND WARRANTs.-Persons having
Land Warrants for sale, can dispose OF
them for cash, by applying at this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

To ADvERTIsKRs.--Th circulation Of the Sunhur!
American among the different towns the HAsquehann'
snn exceeded fequalcd by any paper published in Nort
eTn Pennsylvania.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

CAN one passion, though j, predominate,
act without assistance Of the other passion !
AvoID doing things that are calculated 10
excite attention.
Choose wife as you choose knife-look
TO her temper.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07

To make your mouth water.-ObseTve a
lovely, rosy checked girl, purchasing straw
berries. o, 'gi, cont"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07
SENTENCE OF DEATHUPON CAPIE AND EN-
MOS.

Harp Railroad company.
SENTENCE OF DEATHUPON CAPIE AND EN-
MOS.
On Friday morning, 90 nit the sentence
of death was pronounced on John Capie aud
Carson Enmos, in the Court ofOyer and Ter
miner, Philadelphia, who were convicted
some time ago, for the murder of Christopher
Soohan Judge Allison delivered the opinion
of the Court upon the motion for new trial,
overruling them.
STATEMENT OF EMMos.-I am entirely in
nocent OF the crime of which have been con-
vcted. When was arrested, stated that
knew nothing about the death Of Soohan.
repeat this now, well aware of the solemnily
OF my present position. John Capie knows
of my entire nnocence-he can say so. He,
am sure, will say so. We have been friends,
we are friends ask him 10 bring that
friendship 10 the test. did not know 500
han, 10 my knowledge | never saw him.
was with Capie the nightof Soohan's death
but know nothing OF Soohan's death. AT.
ter my arrest, | asked Capie what it mean,
he told me after had gone on, on hal night
that Soohan iumbled against him and struck
him, tina, he then cut a, him, bui with nc
intention TO take his life. OF my own know.
ledge | canno, speak. ] am entirely inno
cent.
Judge Allison-The reasons given on be.
half Of John Capie are but a rei,eraiion o.
those given on the motion for new trial
and we can see no cause for changing opin
ions just read. As TO Carson Emmos, j, be-
longed to the jury TO say whether he was as
sociaied with John Capie in the death o
| Chriso Soohan. After deliberation whicl
the jury deemed sufficient, with the Who'll,
evidence before them, they found them boil
guilty. and it is not for the Court 10 alter il
There remains nothing left but the Court II
pronounce the sentence of the law. HI
then, in deeply affected manner pronounce,
sentence Of death upon both.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-05-07
New Railroads.

The late Legislature OF our State chartered
thirty one new Railroad companies, compri.
sed in the following list:
Charters Valley Railroad company.
North Western Railroad company.
Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad compa-
ny.
Lock Haven and Tyrone Railroad company.
Delaware, Lehigh and Wyoming Valley
Railroad company.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Rail-
road company.
Tunkhannock Railroad company.
Reading and Kuizlown Railroad company.
Chambersbnrg and Allegheny Railroad
company.
Towanda and franklin Railroad company.
Jersey Shore, Pine Creek and State Line
Railroad company.
Marvin Creek Railroad company.
Bellsville and Wayncsburg Railroad COM
pany.
Panther Creek and Laurel Run Railroad
company.
Corlebrooktale Railroad company.
Waynesburg Railroad company.
Ligoner and La,robe Railroad company,
Columbia and Oclorara Railroad company.
Pitsburg and Cleveland Railroad company
Union and Waynesburg Railroad compa-
ny.
State Line Railroad company.
Nicholson Run and Pine Swamp Railioad
company.
York, DiIlsburg and Greencas,le Railroad
company.
Kngsessing and Philadelphia Railroad
company.
| Allentown Railroad company.
Harp Railroad company.
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sTRAUB. r. HAZLErT.
ISAAC STRAUB g. CO., MILL FACTORY,
Corner of Front snd John Cincinnati, Ohio

KIDDER g. FABIAN, Agents,
81 Magazine street. New Orleans.
t* This above Ia Wood Cut of sngls eearv Queen
South " Corn Mil and Crlsher
We manufacture Cob Breaker Of great 9Th durability
, of operation.
We place this useful continuance sizes which
convert Corn Mil into Stock Feed Mill but
put o take il of.
ty OF French bu grind Wheat Stock
for horse power These Mills have
State Fairs and have failed carry oil the pre-.
munon occasion awarded beautiful silver g Oar
Mills took two first premiums the best Mills Apuua
Fairs Of Mechanics Institute.
AsPoriabe SAW MILLS,
This Mill exhibited operation by hoe the Ohio
Fair, In 1880, when awarded and splendid sHs
medal.
ENGINES All articles, for of operaon mpls
and durability, surpassed by now in
articles warranted saleal
Of transportation and the money refunded.
~ full description and testimonials OF merit and usefulness
take pleasure explain each article ISAAC sTRAUB&
SorEM Kimbal the partner of J. r. Burrows while exhibiting
Mill, and ents red verbal with
grind thus Whoever gnds the regarding quality and
quantity, to be the both mill each every
FIRST TRIAL.
straub to eighteen inch mill
d inehm mill,
SECOND TRIAL.
S.raub TO txent, inch mill
Burrows Il Co. 70 run tw envy .forr nsh mill.
THIRD TRIAL.
Straub torn twenty-siA inch mill.
Burrows q Co. TO a thirty inch mill.
When the pinch that boiserous popped
To the above append challenge grind whole
my eighteen QUEEN THE SOUTH with cob.
breaker attachment TIE SAME ARTICLE THAT TOOK THE PRE-
MIL and VIM Kentucky
Mills both be and appehensve Of risky
Crush auxiliary Should single article grind in
quality and quantity the combined productions Of the three
mills Gust you pleae) then can draw few hundred dollars
Come boys cowardlyhere nothing walking straight
To J. II. Burrows Co. janis 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-10
CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS

SHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN-
DEs-ss.arae Of the vintage 1875, 1888, 1905
and qualities. - -' ''
WNES-od Reserve Pahstinho South Side
dera Dun Gordon and Harmony Nephew shsy Port Sill
and Sparkling Hook Creme de Bouy sery and
Of all qualities. - -
Holland Gin Jsmscs St. Crox Ih Old Roanoke
aud o Rye WHISKY Brandy Fruits und Fruits in Juice
every description BOXERS Berlin and Gouleys
the Of WI Ss LIQUORS which on as reason
able terms az can b found for eash or city paper
700 casks PORTER and ALE, in pinis
Nc SEwELL T. TAYLOR, rs Royal styest
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MEDICAL.


GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No,
" lbl GUARDIANSHIP EE.J. WRIGHT
to usrvaed depAmset Of their ssf ~
all the genuine popular
throughout the Uusd States TO keep thea constantly sppi
nj far
enabled ody
assortment which DC found
other city, Having had thu purchase
sale Of Meaisine they have acquired for eondushs
scale
exceedingly ow that the purchaser
handsome centage bsnvesmnt sther whols
establishment found M
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following list compriss
furnished
twenty twenty than msuriac,ss
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Worlds Safe COfnDuuu.
MYHE nttonfiarn Of thn ILL. III h,

aeIem.iVn VI .tie PuplIc rs caIIeu 70 ene
are made o. an snsre We drst form orrai
,ion chilling the liquid making
a6e the ehse drill and capable resisting owsof 'to
sedge To the scientific II
Mechanic she leaves bolts straps
mona burglar with perhaps less effort than required
p, Neither can the burning element make an impress
hesitate not saying that these LILIES
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS the only really
bss We further thees Little security popua,
Saies Bank They
often broke into, experience has demonstrated.
This Company prepared
BANK VAULTS Of for Banking Mercantile
Firms and which will
Proof, when secured with Lilles Bank Locks.
sample of,he above Safes and Locks
Psrautcpc Rsnh Lock the
IE-N~--N 1880 g. pETTEEf. AGENT am street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADvERTIeEMENT-Let every body
~ REApIT.
NO. l.
r. n

NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every body
NO. I.
r. r.. r.
RaDWAY'S READY RELIEF
sn S y aa r.
nwili..op TifE MOST SEVERE PAINS FIVE MINUTES Or
%sii
"o0"'' INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
giving instant TO the most
TO THE SICK AND pAINsUFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS.
Hs H
Fo5
sssgs ss$ &! :$$s s$ $$$ss'''
s SisSsnsA Il go E5szs H!ss N1sS,.s.
s$Sf #s4R4sHr #IF$#$$
ssSE 5s$Sr II S sSSf z SISGHfs.
Fs sbs ARCsH s IaSE ssss
.sf :f;,s sfi:
''' s''' y cur - SICK HEADACHE,
sHARs ssos III.
sssss. .. & the stomach and
a se
torpor andia, igus.
Mix Of r. r. with Bowl Of wster baibeth
Temples wash the Hands and other tho
Ssyeut disease and sickness headache and biiousnsss.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
pIARRHGA, DYsENTERY, BLooDYTLUx, CIioLERAMoRBu
mnatsschsefs distressing discharges speedily
remove the cause.
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF almost miraculous
the sharp darling Of this complaint IL
the sufferer the
aons departing II has city
oo IL: ss OF IL READY RELIEF the
vitality the ioas which the
pains.
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE hFUTE9.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will
months BY Rheums,e Palms, ~
from whose joints
"a S,s .. R VA s sfTsd P. ss T1s';
the NewYok hundreds
States for the truth Of this
esay RAILWAYS READY RELIEF citizens almost
Union for the las. four
CHILL FEVER
LyST1RTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
the Chs acknowledgements
rates every
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever pain, apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
youth minutes the
READY RELIEF either Internally applied externally wii
few mnutssstop pain and quickly remove ia eanse
RADWAY CO., i69 Fulton street, Ne York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT Co, sl Char.res strsst, Nsv0risAns
General who will supply dealers h the country Rad
way q o.spriees.
LARGE BOTTLES o
MEDIUM : y
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OFFICIAL.

VI
MO 676.-R esolved, That the Comptroller
supply delivery Third District thirty
. G sas sIss s. ss ns
file in hs sgveyo The sale to be subject the Ap
isisnsdl ~'i"'' FRANs. ALPUENTE,
[signedl VIC. O. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
fsisnsdi ''-''' AID. cRossMAN. Mayor.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, |
CrTy oK NEvORLxANs, March ., 1881
G8- Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
ss.. ~ 80 pssuYs eempresr msii
the ru.nlshns and delivery within
III. ss H:::s :s% e;
These Pssss Stones shall b. Of the best hard granite not in any
they obong shape than II 10 II inches wide, and
They sha vary II follows viz onerh oths above
quantity shall b inches thick fourth nine inches thick
well quaed, having parallel square
sides ad make and the tops shall be dressed
yards shall prepared per
''Sss
from the curb stone bordering the ssyals said onswsnsh to boz
The shall BE- delivered follows ard equal proportions of
aiSs wSss by the I, q ,.ssrry
( &c. 90. IS d soss.., 'is 1854.
do do do i e, Of Of March Mar ,a LESS
All the above deliveries be made within the above allowed
Payments delivery acceptance by
ons-ank delivery
until tho delivery and until the sha be
Security $4,000 shall required for the faithful per-
The Stone % Ss subject to Isa,s,s%sp, ysSn lad
Surveyors Department City Hall,
Newotlsans. March To- 1889. ! apl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-10
DELL CHENEY SPRINGs-The UNDERSIGNED

respectfully informs tbs public that they have purchased THU
Place,
for the accommodation visitors.
h Pine Woods parish Landry ttirty
Opolsas, the sou Of
miles North bayou Chieot. The possesses highly
qualities and has proved cseinus
se the ordinary remedies The Bsth supplied by
tbs Spring Wattr. and much
Wild Cat an1riing
Lake miles length with
les bali from The Springs
pack Hounds for hunting, and Boats hshng furnished
10 the yso. The best Wines and Liquors
market car AFFORD vii, be kept hand Coaches
the Springs furnished and Bslls
given twice week. gratis Hunting
ladies' the Lake viii be hire.
should bring their Guns Fishing Al the
Springs visitors received from LIST May November
TERMS OF BOARD:
90
Childnn and Servants half price. "
APPS an DAIiIE A m AIJCJJa Mp "
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ss and as i
Psies- d pei bo,ti., o. siI bottles for Is.
pare eopsry pspasa ss psasss
$ ,ns ssss
oo ~. na,,on h. Dass s ,x NJ
p The s.spsss purchased @
ss Rssi as ia assS
''Si . III. virtue. other valuable,
sSs s ps n, S and the
e.. so ooIO, IEsT 6Sso A.:
paI,
Ea.T.soi -h., Ia, s..p ier y;
Who H. purifier
.s 6 e. .1.n T sa
'''i: ;. convinced S
and win YOU no matter 10. long yoa sav.
NJ. h, ,.., T. Loy ..I.I M.y ,s
NV Liver Used mst al ne shs Ks ap
saPaTas prepared By persons aavsnsss
ssnn s w ySu three bottles OF wiki" gave me more
therefore sis psasas IN your ap.A I. tn.
''''d ''m"aT y.r, .s. ssss article Howrsmp
.pasfas asdsI sseai-rs Rh.
ssy s:. S 5 sss ss what '0 may be done for
'1ss sST sss ss. ''i,s
ss e.: nsRI wa 9aS for 81;
sIsa G y Sss S .g.
confidently
oeat meoehe use lb iotAh bhiDeES.
onionio"n, union county, n.y. siay ~, nsss.
NJ, No., FIuoM On. " N. ~ rAENI " a. ,,
mn. buLin ieshIa 70 your WIN say hht aye nea
s.' p sss syb q Sb s a. ~.
where The ndicstisn 4 consist thorough
hs hnids NE body With success eon
Junction WIN local ihnk would prefer any other pre-
Pafausn oi use a ahy w ham us value
the substances that euteI n9 its eonpoelion
osSsi$ssI1 lsr. '" T. f"A'''''' "D'
.,..u-,. -
NOTICE ~ FEMALES. .,,.,-
sonn o1e .he gIatst
100 10 aaea "nsfe NE consultation y den
ns energy Wien NE eho OF nature are
n b psos o. when lace pale
The health and the har
nsss,s ~ NJ % ~ h Ks assists
o. ne ia oraes NE whole sysem renew
ne eIces4oa
pa,e ana oal ana npI haaith and naPPnefs
70 use o. s we would see
heath would tskt he pIaee Of 5pass H. sI S nav
he pad facet should have smiles instead Of and
ons nT; U 1ne e o o. made miserable from
M !, ~ ~ y a a. s otllleal peiiod Termed ne
snnna n aa % Wit 80 aush dsnger bullt
AZ " ~ suees. Al ladies' np
" ahs rnsana
Vi nis 'AiuADs
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p a otan DO s s n n Sss sna a.,
80 no
md eoopx 70 them 81 A.
assa ss arn ~ en hat TO- sn No. In
n,,v ain tn fac, "a 4. ~,
sposn he Nm clear unop ~ enssnt and osv
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bh ssyyes To ciose tbs nnrss ana non,s ~
yrv na,tie ~ bons nnn d ~
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Blake. Aromatic. si,.a, .is, Balm
rAsAcEAs.. Rosy's iisr Curling rlra. 4
swA Ho.,.., f fs',Ss s sssyias Cream,
osIssa 1 ,Pass R. Hal 81
Daisys Mag Extractor, IAno,e Frspsh Remedy
o S:s sp. ssy Sssa ss cs
rOu.sy'. Master Pain, w6seieI fesssny TOosAaeA.
4 4Ssl,.sss Gss; s
D'n asln xss spseie. vSInss.
aor.sa. ln TSSIGs s.,,r. slsI, s.oSE
Southern aiI,sls, sIs.s..asoa ,
S'r! g:1u sI ass. Ga asss c sssR
e. s.s. 5:i.S 81 Silran'
Van Reeds. s ;lsl,. P65~d'r',
w'P SSfs,s E EaasS 80 Soar, etc., etc.
r All articles in Rs Medicine line mentioned IN casoSss
viii be supplied on equally favorable terms myaly
DR. DAvIS's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
ASP X Ne SS s sTn Ma oo
s hs %s ss %sz :: sf q
BE S,Se. y e UaSs
FROM Mn. JOHN D. MORGAN. Drasgi... -. ,,,.
The Syrup wild Cherry ana Tar has given saiseso
nsss -sS an o oh ni
'A 1'''' ''A FROM THE WESTERN EAiPfRE,
D.r ro 9 .Iso JAY ~ % iss,; So,
affection q ,as sasD sss b;sa
s "a q T rs; ,s ss .p s s. 81 . Dl ne. s T
safely hs above named Syrup toi coushisfd
o''' ~ ''' Yours respectfully. WV PHILLIPS.
fROM Ma. EDWARD hObbiNor bfusNsi-
taken ,roas. 70 aIcasss Dr. b.vr.syrep Via
oses hi, Prss.es :. think: hE q he MsaSas
s. D sSi ss ssSp 81 . s
ss % s. =. ~ s osss IL.
% s .''9'r s q @ % %
for the authenticity Of which have not had the
respectable Druggist. Nj, How.
tsssi,s~ ls, from Y w.. Merchant d S'''", Ess''
""'' f''''i Ss"Tors. s.h month 50, 1875,
perfectly He ne ~ thrss
OF lire. ,hs ri. eSany bet
sesivsd no esnsn unt he oos D.
hearty Th: .s%sa; received S% hs bis nan. i s.,
over ecanys poor laOoss man, cAnnosSs
'A''' A ANOTHER CURE.
compsand syrup VIVA Cherry and Tasi
For four Of I've y.sts e l, tfoassa
vOsa, pspItson Of ss hears ne solsh vas % hsE as PIE
ysn me- ron sleeping k.sa deal e. Inc Ss and me
-ort myself My p6aa lungs anli
%s d. yuP Wild cssry recon
% greatly rssss Esa
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-10

AS- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No. MAGAZINE STREET door Canals trees ROBE
CO. ste Rseo FaIro9n constantly receiving New Goods
thor nuoyi PHILADELPHIA
England prepared offer dealers liberal
pfER ssH p HARpWzRs asRNtss a S0T
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUBBER GrGlpS SAD
DIZZY, COACH, HARNESS AND f8us1 bAIs.
TRAININGS, etc.
Pave xKsiuv ttadt oeai
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II NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
IN RANGES-fIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE s. COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street. Orleans respectfully iniorm public
general that they The above business al It's branches and
supply HOT COLD PLUNGE SHOWER BATHS
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
BASINS FOUNTAINS bhhSS sAuCEIS q all kinds COOKING
PUMPS fitted IN the style; LEAD PIPES
SHEET LEAD BLOCK IN
hand; SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly pus.up repaired
a the shortestne-'"~- jsnl0 iy