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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-09

WHITE CR.vATs AND vEsrs.-In New York, white era
watts and cut Of date in fashionable circles
They are now the badge of servants in
tendance However. New York is net the centre of
fashion the full evening costume still prevails elsewhere
The Of the NwYork sunday Times, in alluing to
the present fashion of that city says dandy friend of
ours who had for few given up parties attended
sne recently and wishing honor the occasion in full
dress, arrsyed himself in his weddingu carefully pre-
srved, and much ohagrinsd finding that he was
he only present. besides the walters, Who sported
white vest and cTayatn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-09

BooTH.-Alfred Bum, in his book Old England and
New England says: Booths othelo much liked in
America. An old Yankee, who had never seen play,
taken witness Booths performance Of the Moor
being asked at the termination Of the piece if he
liked it, he replied Yes amazing but Gus me il don't
guess that little Niger (otheo) played we'll any
the white fellers-if not better W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-09

DELrRuM TRrMENs-Twenty or thirty years ago say
best hyscians such disease mania potu deli
un tremens, known The disease is caused princi
psy by the poisonous drugs with which all wines and
liquors Of the present day abundantly dosed
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MURPHY's HOTEL and RESTAU- s.
HOUSE-FURNISHING.


TROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE csS
~ HOUSE FURNISHING AR1ICLES.-SAMUEL F. \4A
MOORE CO. have removed then gouds No. 81 VtV
Ne 20 Camp street. aud dali add their -
slreAiy large Of in ths line, e0mbri,ing-
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA DINNER and IA SETS, plain
white
FRENCH ENGLISH and AMERICAN GLASSWARE, of rick cat,
moulded and plain patterns
WHITE SIoSE CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS, snd
th Of family from best Manufacturers Of
land
TOILET SETS, white and ornAmented Of patterns
SOLAR LAMPS, bronzed and gilt.
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS, BRoNZcD and oRNAMENTED
CHINA.
PLANsED TIN WARE, each Chatting Dishes Coffee Tea
Urn Dishes Coffee and Tea Pots Egg Bo Soup Tureen,
with hot under, Cake and Jelly MOuds, ETC.
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, aud KNIVES alone.
SILVER PLAT d TABLE aud TEA SPOONS sud FORKS,
SILVER PLATED CASTORS, JAPAN TEA TRAYS, BRITANNIA
METAL WARES, CANDLksTlCkS, LAMPS, CASToRS SPOONS,
ctr,
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS FIRE IRONS,
es the quality,
tound in This EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
large stock OF WHITE, OPAQUE and COMMON CRoCKERY,
= Wholesale
tB free Of charge Of the city
families
p'tes than thu usual supply needed
oil 9uldA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-09

On the 2Sth the mercury in the thermometer
at Montreal down to zero. Ths sleghs were running
merrily.
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7, :. in contemplation to establish new

Ii is IN contemplation u octauNsh hoW
.revraph Express Company in Liverpool, whose OBJ
ct will take chargs Of messages on both sides Of
the Atlantic and have them forwarded to their
vs destinations The system has already extended to
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STEAMSHIPS--SHIPS.
GALVESTOV.

VIII leave SUNDAY. December II, at O'Clock a.
INORGALVESTON,IN ,INDrANOLA, PORT II TTTSst>
IL LAvACA aud MATAGOKuA BAYRsgnlAr
kewOreAnE and Tx
The magnificent ,teauelir LOUISIANA, Jeremiah
Smith, commander, Bult sSpressly the
as all Of the vessels this ~ solid nor tinbe ard hes
douby iron aesd she as medium Of tnnspprntsn
Freight ndisno and Lavas will anded the wharv (ub
jsct olghtags ntssotda Bsy without ea charge freight
HARRIS A MORGAN, foot Of Julia sIreet
opposite Stsa anship Ian Ting.
~ This line having established Crvalo Far,
will hereafter and under The Of its CAP
d7
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State LsaisaHa, PsrA .. o-lssns City .. Hvorl.anS: Be
nenr-d that on the sOth July 1853 before the undegned
hee of the r-ss md FOR the City Aforesaid personally appeared
Charles Msnson Secretary 81 the Cses Mutual
ofNeworsn wh0 being daily according
and that the Just and true and ec.
transcript from the Bsska Of the said Company.
C.J. MANsoNI, Secretary.
Sworn signed before NE this s,th day Of july 1885,
CHARLES RICHARDSON TLird Justice Of the Peace
Parish Of Orleans
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9 1853.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.


Mutual Insurance.
Granite Insurance Company, Of Utica,
CAPITALISM tlsosoo paid in
W. H. D.DnIcY, Secretary. GEO CURTIss, President.
REFERENCES NEW YoRK.
JOHN WARD Co. 81 Wall street;
s. T. STANAHAN, President Atlantis Deck, n Broadway
ISAAC NEWTON. rs Wet srestj
EvERTS 4 cURTIss, lis We.i street;
DOWs a GUITEAu ils Broad street;
BEALE, gELICK DE WITT, Bridge street,
WAGSTAFF d vEDDER, rs Courtand street.
~ Tse above Company the rsspoube nson 10
The Usion Scrip for issued TO the insured yearly
deemed after fund 900. All the premiums
are RETAINED AND INVESTED HERE .ecuty
and facilitate the the Insured The
suher1ed Agent. prepared issue psss the
terms agaip damage BY FIRE MARINE HULL RIVER
RISKS. [o9s sml C. c. LAIHRoP, Agent Sc Camp
Fire, Marine, Hull and River Insurance
FRANKLIN MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL.
VIZ. L. Away Secretary. cADf hoLLlsTER, President
HUDSON RIVER MARINE AND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
f3cOo1
JAs Noxss, Secretary ABIJAH PECK, President
EBr the favorable terms the
conpAns. against damage FIRE. MARINE, AM
RIVER RISKS undegse duly suhsri1ss The pre-
mus received are RETAINED INVESTED HERE fer the Is
slrity Of the insured.
| go Iri c. c. LATHROP, Agent IS Camp street.
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CHLIFORNIH.
EOR CALIFORNIA. via VERA 1oeEss

CRuZ-Persona dssirous proceeding California
MEXICO nfw
steamship TEXAS i4DO burhsn Henry Place
and
every month"; o'clock ponotusly, carrying the Us Ms
will veraCrus dapy Tor ths City HsIo thence
Acapulco riules had.
TifE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
Ro4i
passen Meanwhile al Ae
Pacific oueh hepaleo will be long de-
taissd. For further pgtltcuiare, apply
HARRlsa MORGAN, foot Of Jaliastrsst,
myistf opposite the Steamship Isnd'nf.
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VERA CRUZ.

viii leave WEDNESDAY, December IA, at O'CLOCK A.
HN0R VERA CRUZ-U. y. Mail Line. .Slf@xR,
The and magnificent steamship TEXAS, s2f1n41&As
Dlrtben) Henry Place, will VssCus
above puncunly carrying tbs u. s. Mails
....Ratss Of PAssAgs..-.
Measnsrebt goods, cubic foot ~ cents
Ee For freight having elegant accommodation FOL 'Abb
HARMS MORGAN, foo, Of Julia srest
opposite the Steamship Landing.
shippers provide with s.ansr's B Of
All otler form ne .uned
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BOARDING.
HOTELS-RESTAURANTS

ST. LOUIS HOTEL This Hotel, hav- @s1A
- z closed during RE Summer for paintirr
for tse aecomiaoaalSn Of ia BsaTd.rs
the Public
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To sail on SATURDAY, Desrmter 10.
EOR PHlLADELPHIA.-(M Merchants, sFassN
Inr III fsi aning regular Varkes schooner f. g. HAf
JEANEs W seat osiug and will
For ba uf ffsIgh npPy
b6GERr. WILLIAMS a CO., 10 Cs..p street
BAKER q STETS0N Agents. Ph I'D 'ia, d.
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LIpERPOOL.

EOR LIVERPOOL The splendid new ,k{ss
IL American ship OsTEWAI.D, Capt. Jaws, having S4A4E
Q OF VII have
freight sf 500 Cotton, apply ts
j. ". AsIiBtNDGE CO.. s. ST. Charles .,,Bst
~ For passage having seeommodRuos
- thu Can on boar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07
Ilisreliancons.
A Uni 90 Tie Earmer.

We may send to England for Durham cows
and TO Spain or Ssxrny for the choices, sheep We
may search the world over for cattle that please
the eve but uaess they receive the bet care
and liberal fee. hing they will most assuredly de.
;erioratc, AMI eventually become Is worthless
and unworthy " propagation as any "it.e sNcir-
ton breeds thtl pow haunt our rich but neglected
pasture larls. We remember IN snecd1.c an
point, and will relate j! by way Of illustration
farmer having purchased = COW fIom country
Astounding IN the riches; paslurage, upon taking
her to his own inferior pastures found that she
fell short Of the yield WHICH he was in!ormeG dc
had been accustomed to give He complained
20 the gentleman OF whom he had purchased
that the COW was not the one he bargtned Tor ur
in other words that she was cracked up to be.
Why, said the seller 4 sold yoa my eyr, bat
didnGt sell yol my pasfTc too
The above which we cut from an exchange. re.
minds Us Of the reply which shrewd oil farmer
whom we knew many years ago made to one Of
lbs ne2hbors. The latter had obtained some pig,
from man residing some miles OIL and who b,
bause intelligent, was always very successful in
bis farming operations particularly surprising hi,
neighbors in raising pork. Shortly after, meeting
the old gentleman referred TO- he says "W oil,
Mr., Sweetsr, I'm going te bea, yoa in raising
hogs this year, hlvs got some Old Ms
breed "A.aah" drswled ous the the old man
you'd bestter get the breed VI his ho og trough "
--Je Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-05-07

ADVANCE N THE PkcE or PRsp CArrLr
very material advance IN the price, Of beef cattle
hosrecsnly takea pfae. in the market, rcierab,v,
we IND, on inquiry, ma, 80 much 10 u grown.
scarcity IN those section, OF the country whence
coma our SUPPLIES, nor TO IA increase! e,asumpijcn
at hons, but to the sPringng mp Of sev aud in.
'iung markets elsewhere. Let 40 explain.
The graIers in Nor bern Illinois rsg,n, who
have herS'oforO been among the mos, ertsnsiy.
contribution, to the great cattle markets Of New
York, Phil Idelphis, baltimore and Boston, we are
told, drive ,leir herds across the plains to supply
the demcdd which invites them to California. II
iso long and weary journey, to our vision bu, the
pasturage is good all the way, and when the
drovers arrive at their destination, prices ara
realized which the markets on tho Atlantic sea
board never could afford to pay, We are also as
sured that the cattle dealers OF Ohio are tunin.
their attention TO the same direction and ms an o,
have even come 10 our knowledge Of large droyes
having been recalled frCm their Journey to New
York TO be sent across the plains. Hence Just
now the comparative scarcity Of cattle in Chi,
market which produces in turn the high price,
asked for beefat wholesals-.say from to l0l ets
per pound At these retail ihs Consumer mus
10 content with IL or lG cents, or thureaLou,s
Boef is thus becoming luxury which only III,
rich man can epjoy.-N. Y. Express.
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Gun maker,

taf fer..r tH on .rafs NJ >a.T'r4.l's frit-'.t
one aaarE,4.l ~ ,e JHea Eags~. lyns.4s
N#f.' p|'-sr fH
/, teL N-un+aI.y rn a1r- -.nars r.DrusH.
IN %. ."E..1 and b--1sa t.Hr.a a.l ....,
iHN - pieces, boys guns. good yHG-.E. nI .,
Which "'-r bought for rs.H, and -a.-rr-H Uom
Inr-. invoices ~ .H great cor. 1- r1 .e.. genera.
wu.,maH-.Ipan lu.-H. and eag he Sold af r....T
bIr1r.-- ta.u al,r been heretofore had Iu rl..
market.
Gentlemen wishing cans 'nr themselves r- hoy-
and mon being good .i -, o,f.- artI. ,,It a4d D..
an object D .a. on the -uH-rrHer- where they can
d"r"urupnu what is told Them md he sure 81 GET
ting good safe goo, a. we deal wI-1 none bur 'le
regular gg1 dealers. avid hove mon" Of tho Cheap
ca.' iron stuff with which f.- county is flooded.
Rife. made from Remington c-.rprs frt cas-,
s'ce and iruD barrels. 1r- warranted '0 b- equal 20
any made ig rh- state or e'-rvhr- both iu shoot.
ing rr1. res and workmanship The subscribers
h1yr i1r severn. ya1g- been engaged IU fHr m0ry.
iariure o' .Ga celebrated !Hrrs1-ai twist rifles and
have avn .ri fIam-e'y-- of a. fnc latest improve
wcurs as regards ne" inside 1u..h and -Ighunr
we i'lrr~r oTr.riy~, Far inspection ~ rrr work
made 700 our establishment. i.1.I 'h'' Is wanted ,o
satisfy gentlemen OF the truth o. he above state.
mrU'
Powder superior article kept, suitable for tar
Get practice orlnu- ranges
Key fitting DON" hyr1nge'-Uf hands and i'm a
workWa0.kr manner.
Al wu-', 'nn- hy him is warranted
Ottawa Doc , ls52 n + BRr,Err
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L,nGE AND SMALL Clown For many year.
We have heard ING uries for Large kind o. Red
Clover" and We have seen rceh Of the seed sold
for that variety which is not Of that variety q,
al. in fact We suspect that tie large Is not very
common here abouts, but as farmers have pur-
chased the seed f,r that kind they frequent Y
know Of no other. The difference between he
large and small appears to b. tAi. the sm-l. r
ripen in June while the larger does not mature
until late IN July or until Timothy is passing GU.
Of blossom Tho small variety ripcns plentiful
crop ofseed, much mora THAI the other wi. com
monty produce in season. For some /, may
he the better sort, bat 10 grow With other grass
es il is much less valuable
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CATTLE AID SUnrr-Ihc increased facilities o.
communication b means ofrairoads ara spcrs tn 2
agreat change apparently in relative values o na.
tural products. This appears the result 10 raising
permanently the value Of wool and j. il n subject
which the manufacturers would DO well IN bear
in mind. Sheep srs the only animals Of which
the valuable part can be separated and transport.
ed to a distance at low cost, without. consgmu,
anything Oh the way While the manufacturing
and commercial population Of the Eastern otAty.
are increasing so rs to demand much larger sup.
plies Of animal food, tAe means Of bringing them
from distance ha so improved as to shorten ,ht
time, and thercfsre save food in transportation
aud also to deliver the animals in better hsalii
and weight
As an instance an intelligent farmer Of NJ Chi
gan writes US that drovsr stopped With him or
the previous isat with 700 store SWINE f,r 10,
Brighton market AMI these droyers give w.,
farmer, 10 cents per pound for weights u 8.
10 800 pounds To the 700 swine which he h,,
he gave 20 bushels corr morning and eycnin,
say 10 bushels per day. at 60! cents, or on 81
average Of IS ces's per day for hog Of 8.
psuRds, worth in Michigan So 90 Such hogs sci
ii Drgttos 81 S927 each. This leave. a 1at,u
81 1881 tor feed transportation, and profit Now
II Is better for farmers to raise swine to sell g.,
cash to dTlvels, at / to cents per pound than &,
keep sheep all winter for the wool, ral;icuall,
when feed is high. Tat cattle, south down sheer
for mutton, and horses are all rising 10 price ana
in demand, and tho profits Of these crops are az
alternative which make high price f5r WOO TO-
ovitaLs. The shortening rem tire, week, 10
three days, during which droyer. are to feed their
cattle aud thsDieycs, between purchase and sale
tells altogether in favor OF the grower. Tie u.
crsssing prospects and population OF the Ess, Keep
he, Inr Il .sHt, 4 10. l.
bringing larger circle Of county within the in.
fllesee Of tha' demssl. Hence, when cattle
sheep, and swine can DO transported as quickly
and cheapas the shsrn wool, tho advantage which
the latter crop has in transportation over tie liys
stock ceases, aud it must rice IN mnsoy yalu. ~
hold It's place as !ayorile crop-C 5, E,oao
mast.
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fLASrSe PorApsr..--The Farmer and Ar!i an
gives the following expeditions process. Of planting
potatoes
Last spring we visited the farm Of Samuel
Haskell, Esq just beyond the confines of the city
and found him in tho field with pair Of horse.
and aplow planting potatoes lie was at work
on field from which crop Of grain had been ia.
ken the previous year. 1t had been dressed with
good coat Of manure. His process Of planting
was, after turning the first furrOv, 10 drop the
seed potatoes upsa il about foot and hafa
and turn the next one 30 as to cover them The
potatoes were again dropped upon the iurrow last
turned aud covered by tho succeeding one. In
this way lie Informed ne that himself aud two
boys could prepare the ground and plant an acre
day, very easily, Wereeently met him and in
qulred about the crop and were told that he oh
tanned good yield Of Gne potatoes. This is Ger
!ainly very cheap mode Of raising potatoes vii
"no' ee an object 10 our farmers to try i'll"
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ACE OF SnSEr-The age Of sheep may y,
known by the front teeth. They are eight IN sun
her, and appear the frs. year all o. size. Il,
the second ear the two middle ones fall out, and
their place is supplied by two large ones. IN
the thrd year, small tooth on .ch side In
tho fourth year the large teeth are six IN humber
In the fifth year, the whole front teeth are large.
In the sixth year, the whole begin TO &c, WON
In the seventh year, some fall out or are broker
1t is said that the teeth Of ewes brgn to decay
at five or six, th0sec OF wother5 st seven.
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RECIrE 70 MAKE l>pFtlris ISY-Two iracIms
Of caust,c dissolved in two spoonful, o. VA
ter, one eAsPoanful Of brandy, hall tssspoouf,
Of brown sugar We, the cloth large .nuuss for
writing, wish stroug peaflash water and Dr., with
hot Hat iron, then apply the wr.:i's AMI lry
with the same
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iiE"ANt suRGioAt ApyioE--For the inconvcn.
renee Of fractured thigh uippocrates prescriaes
thls;-"ln fracture OF the thigh, the extension
ought to be particularly great, tho muscles bens,
20 strong That, notwithstanding the effect Of the
bandages, the contraction is apt to shorten the
limb This isa deiounity 80 depotable that.
where there isreason to appreheni it, would
advise the patient to suffer the other thigh to be
broken also, in order to have them both Of ono
length"
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administrator y Offices


Estlf- Of GsrN.n Earr, GsfR
PURSUANT 10 AN order cd tire county court OF
IaSl..e county. uou,e Is hereby gwen, that
ali r.-.cr, having c.a.us aEgu-t the estate Cd
o.. .rn rnrr. late of la Sale county, deceased,
me rrql.-5l Co yrounrr the sane .u w.Ius, ol-
l..r lhrm Ir s.,t roar. uu tGc
>,saad Hr,jgg ave Nay nrri,
when srH where sacu claimants .-r requested 20
,pu,ar. .ur tt- p1-puS. OF having ,a-.i,,l.us aJ-
ru-,.H .r rHr-r...- % .INS-
Mat,h .G-2! -6N. Is So, Cony, LrrrutJr.
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Roofs * shoes,

IN CASES Campbell 5all sole boots, war
! " ra1fed. locl-es mems s.p boots.
2 ra-e. boys thick Is aad calf boots
s nsg'- hest ca't tor's
& kip ard eU-r-s h-0rous.
) women Ca,'oHt k.p 14s,ee..
allow shoes.
s. boxes ai.rs morocco shoes and ho1'res, hid
slippers yes md -a kIu-
ALNp-Th- largest md lest assortment Of
ch.HreDs shoes ever before offered u .H,. market.
ana a, yer! owpricr-. lsp2j : y. GEulrY.
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Fish Fish
4 Chance to Make Money

NllElargest aud best a,sormeutofishi Oftn.
wa maybe iouudat ocl6 CHGIvERs
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Something New !

n w. c. GOODlNG would lhepuhlic
~. that he Is now manufacturing harness wat
patent Self ldlustlng Buckles which are decidedly
ahead oi1nythiug yet introduced tor strength s1ir-
~, audrouyrurnce. Call aud examine them for
yourselves, at his old stand ol the sign oi thu CuV
Hdtn,Ss Shop, on Columbus street lie willaso
keep,n assortment i harness with Old stylehncklcs
as good aud as cheap AZ can he purchased any
where. sept 10
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nleoieinrs.

YAK BR& a
If essta!!','|llstA. ~
alNYlIEka.Aks:1'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL
| For sho Care Of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPiNG-COUCH.
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
70 CURE \ COLD, WITH HEAD.
NiiI NND SORENESS or THE no.
~ take the CutENy rrrroRAL on roinohob,J.
! aug MInpup wnrm, 10 sweat during the pisht
'oR AtblD DCOIGIi,t take II NOR.
"u'u' noon pnd"Nrning. according to diTectIou.
on IRE ho,ur, AMI tie difficulty vill ,,on h. r,.
moved None VIII ioug suffer Eom I'M. tr,uhl.
| "mrn 'h"t tnd IL can toe rcadily cured Person.
| ou'lCied with a seated cough. which breaks ,bsm
Icy '"''f i''l at night, vii find. Nv taking The
/ tutERY PFCroEAI on going To bed ib.y NAV h.
SURE 81 sound ,uuhTokcn s'rcp. and rnp,,ous,,I,
refreshing rest. Great relief from sufIrtiur .rJ
| nm 'tuoi' cure - 1Horded TO thousands who ARE
/ '"I,, "llcied, 10y l'ls invaluable remedy
FROM l's agreeable effect in these ca,es mnpv
fed themselves unwilling TO iorrgoitsusc Nb,n,I,s
recos s'fy fer i'hn- c,as,d '"'
from lWorWn.ut rhvyiclnns IN
tANSftNutr, INN, ArEtf lGlh, 1851
SIR we h'Ne ven your CHEEKY Pf,roEAI
an extensive ms 30 oUr practice and find I, 20
'n'rnss every o'hrr remedy we have tor curing at.
lrcNvna Of ihrrcspitaiul ,rguns
nkS nlENtBN HAMPTON
10 NtNIi.S AND PUBLIC SPEAK
w lW- remedy j. mya,ush,c ~ by Iis action on
lNr IAroai1ui 'un"s whcu taken IN small quaint.
N's, ifam.vrs all ttar-rur-~ iu q few Irufs ,,d'
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,,rnirir ErnCi,lg fnr Nnir.

Usage ORNGE SEED Of superior quality
Those wishing to sapply themselves cauno
do letter than 10 buy OF mrl9 J &. NArrNGrR.
5r sale at or nlI Nil
~ Nat,hlg llAsKrli s Scuurr
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LAND FOR niiE.

1SO ACRES of land Is miles south rpstof ~
4eO lava. whqh will be sold cheap tor cash
For particulars enquire OF J. G. NArrlsGEE.
Mach 10
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TO THE. AFFLICTED
DAGUERREOTYPIST,

JAMES NARSrON especially informs the CT.
~ u2rns o' Ouawn aud vicinity that he has per-
maucni' located himself in this place. and htled
up rooms over l., y. Smiths store, opposite the
Mansion house, where he is prepared to take min.
laturrs OF unsurpassed beauty and warranted never
to igde. Pnces--Sl 80 and upwards
Mr.. j. VI scNperlrnce in the business is7oi ma
ny years standing. lie will guarantee every like.
ness taken IN his gallery to br equal in finish and
truhmlnpss tommy taken in ihe world.
{ -" Time for children between the hours oi 10
A " and . r. M.-f:1
lnwuds waited upon at her residences. Also
likenosses of deceased persons taken,
Secure the shadow ere the substance fade,
Let Mature copy that which Nature made.
Ottawa, Oct. IL, lS52-y.
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W OGDEN ware,

y n NESTS Boston tubs.
- " 30 doz. best 3hroppl.s,
. doc best
knife trays, waodcnspoons. towel rollers covered
pals nest boXes,Nc NJ Isp25i ; y GRIrtry's.
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IrNCLE TOWS CABINET, Aunt Phi7I's
I ! Cabin, Blank Books. school Books, an .
arlc nd iitiun u Miscellaneous works For fur.
her n1rlcnars see small bills in my store.
Oct -, 1852 T. Y GR'sss.
~ BblsStewarts syrup Just received.
~ spl25 5 u. GnDuEy.
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rJ'TIAT have again received my monthly adj
dtion oi DRUGS g. MEDICINES, Books
and Stationery Remember that keep all OF the
Patent Medicines generally in use.
Do you know where to gctihe worth oi your
money Yes; at the New Drug and Book Store.
bee lS-u h.. Y GRIaGs
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ToNynLo.> for sale!

HE following valuable town los will he sold
at moderate pricrs Lo,sl7 and ~, IN block
90 States addition. to Ottawa These lots are o.
Gated ON the corner OF La Sale and igh streets,
immediately opposite Nr Cartons store house
\ dwelling house and well on the lots.
Apply n VI. f.. HOLSTER or Eli slrawn.
March "a