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DOCTOR BEA0H'S PREPARATIONS
~. i tz 2 sl.sa fs.szsss aays ..Ssgs7sl A
q. 1a4s5. 3 rig. 8 q z G b = IA E7<s2ses4 tam,
49, $50 ! ~ So s4s E,Ss,,zxspN 0eetu
Asf 4 sek- sFytf q pr
lsYfY = frt r.a<ss1sSzN{ re m
". w a. RE- 9 e,


S4 CboH '0Iou5 sud Other diseases
u nee oeen used BY greet ganhsT Of prsUu
oh ad phyaean5 ltesslve have aoquevd lie mot
rfhahle
Sod Statrs. ' ~
Ky BeRchs BreRst Linumeat-An excellent remedy fl f,
am disease Of TIE Lunss Breast he Breast spttn.
W ho'i Sweets oug Breathing
ab97t the Chest etc Th remedy doubt pf1ues r1rs
permanent oensh aaas ~ tl Lluss than
@ 70 persons that are way ppoari Lung Disease either
o the 1tmaton OF The ches Hereditary prevent entirely IA
NiaR o. me dass and always enjoy good hsa by as1g
thia ltHhmtui teTorlug to directions. 49,
Beachs FerruEiaoua TonieA remedy 70 Chils aud
Of the Istaar. sf'' 'N-' = 'e'1iu
Henehs Rheumatic CompouHd-Never to give relief
Beheh- stomnchlye Btters.-This excellent article
| a Detu lgnF aht 7 Chs
lHa ffV' ahi Al Aptumna Fsve To persons living,
ounr even Tor short Pral low nsFshy The Btgs
a,t pgs2ns using them will BE- troubled
ofh improve lgron Jhs
h.nulee, ard gives health and the general svs
IL remedies publish of
performed by them We cav tE purk mo- Ia XII
mat -ey represented De-. They
n of pcteg fer resfa wh the satisfactory The Ers.t
demand o these Tsnedra alone has induced up in
they eau b. reached by al, pated andaold BY
T. ID, BEACH, VI. D., Chemist and Apothecary
8" corner al Chartrea and CHatonhou Y
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS. ETC.
- JOIN MsCARTi, PLUMBER, No ia Camp srrct NrsOr
tls mas gust received and M
ys9g3 .s FORCE AND LIFT PtNiPs BE R rITSiHS stS e
IhtH'' ~ NItsj NJ TUBS AND SHOWER BATlIs
LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD pins siiIE1 = 4 A
WoNh OF ~ cry DESCRIPTION. - 50 S'''~+ 'H a
ana cal s1Lk p9np' repared All orsr.
sonny
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MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No.
~ f5I CHARTR ESSTREETJ WRIGHT co.
stand
with the popeos all the genuine popular Patent ed
rnes throughout the Uuted States
With fresh and ample at far be~
BY thus enabled o on
the assortment which can found hsr
any other city, Having had many the purchase
Patent
particular department the most liberal scale,
ppy the exceedingly low that the
M realize handsome either whole
sale retail Az ts be- found full
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following list comprises
their aoment and furnished
on twenty tweny Eve cent eheaperthan than Manufacturing
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
Office Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY

STATE OF LOUISIANA !
PARISH oF ORLE of New Crleata
be HFeenheTed, that the 18th
aoscrler Justice Of the Peace
y appeared Alexander Brother
Srerstry Of the Home Insurance COMPANY Of Nav H.
being duly according law, eposs saw tbs tb a
are just shd True. and Transcript he bookso d
'iIpp.ly', A. BROTHER President,
Sworn no 18th av of Janp.,
C.. V. JOSlE, Second Justice o. the Peace
OF the Parish OF Orleans
- me Board OF Trustees have declared
cent on the earned premiums the Company ending
3 e52tor which
the LIST Of March "
me Company continues Seas Rivers
V or damage by Fire. at the premium
a"iP street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
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aotthlghtor since attacksJ III ~ 81
ana Seh Ieeisted the common remsls such a. -
hti!cnss Dr. Davis's Canpopp5 e,n " VIII
CntiIsiy cured me- ssSa as u few doses eeoart 81 ,tls
% rs osea fesalnrly taxing qus and pgrorfr bsa t
bal as h m lew days past sough ID moi "a
'A' As oeofe she commenced Ing H. N''''
Ey- sofia ~bol.,sta , THOMAS MTLLAR a aaessttrsi
West, ,SaA ~ me General 3osh
whore AL arfa rs fnraii a
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folNlNE-I4OO OF, in store and 1000 OF 10
~ ~ ''eA' sls hinrk Warrior ami C1,roAst or sale 1y
= HAhl Co, !. Tch0upit1uins ssrs-t
AlolNS-tOOO boxes Mix and LAYERS in
- FHAShH= % "h''es m and quafsrs sale bs
Ar'- Al COCHRAN 4 CO. - t,t,yiar ..r.st
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Wan1ts
Eril,.
pITTg
ChieAndl,p sugar coated Purg,siys
tsarY'aII6,
SloHstt's Life
gVrlghtis INDIAN Vegetable,
Grai.dre,h's Vegetable UaiysrsAi.
Nforrison's Nv, sinn.
Lee,s New london
Uoopef,s,
Apdarsou'a,
Wjstaris Gentle PurgEtiye.
lItk0arA's hnt!.bllioas Family.
swavps,s sanatiye,
lisrrick p Suget-ro,ted.
sappingtop's Fever and Asaue.
CoyaIis Rhanma.ir
CraeiIenberg
sren~er,s yS1st,hie
WineT,a Cbn,no,niIs
rerslar,
hllobasig' Health.
Allebasis' Agus.
Eylns' Chafnomile,
V1pdtt's hnti.biiiouy.
Ingo,dbyi. Pile.
j t2nr,s Ague.
liais.. q Odd.
COLSlI RENEDIEs. w..
sherruHn's fAlaain.
Yuchan e Hungarian.
Pr. Dayis'a Wild Cheny and Tar,
priner'r Elycampnne,
Wistar'a Balsgti.
Tsompson's Tar and Mantle.
Jayne's Erpectoranf,
Dpncnn,s E.pertoraI't.
BaTtb1lotn.4wis EYparlersnt
Bqfirvro syysp WlId gh.ryv
ss.ype's syr,,p Wld Chsgfy.
srbuartis Puinion,c Svrup.
New ENGLAND Pulmopir s nm
Tuylo1's b ,lsgm Ligetw6ft.
BITTFRs,
Morap4 Phpntx.
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Wooi's wild Cherry,
blhkeis Asgmatie
Usrr.esls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-20

IA UhAIIU y. HEWITT, PIANU --E1<A.,--.
IL Il FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 CAM sssa
STREET. New Orleans would respectfully request II M n "
the pulhc "a large rNtqhEtvul X "
tmrnt Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF al Kinds
aud descriptions and also his vel select PIANO
EoRts tom t factories the first makers in th I'M and
wh'h he found As TOOARD
q Now York IL IL son, of New York and PLEyEL CO.
Inc ah3ys nun'snis Of The following h ds GRAND, ST.
Al-GRAND, PlCCOLn PiCCOLO OBLlQUE AND SQCARE-are
oI the celebrated makers he world,
BIZ the
OF s. s ~ 90 and nciaves they vii b. sold
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of all h De and
noes ne keeps constantly ca band th- largest and
broueh
which offered rates. GUITARS
tgred BY WILLIAM HALL son, from the approved SPANISH
AODts These the f class
and the climate The ubsrhe has he'd years. experience
TIC Muse husnsg 20 th Northern ctr well N-wOTi-Aus
aoTshy sluaned % the minllesi dotti o. The business tbs
ss the best selected that has been the
aud his liabilities suh that h. will always have rs,d
stock all kinds Of lUSCAL INSTRUMENT the and
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC. Musical Pubr u ~ sn.csIy
invited to cali ne 50
fila ly0s HOkATiO HEWITT 80 Camp street New Oaars
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

CONSTABLE'S SALE
sgeoNn JrsEcEs CorRT r. MURPHY, DAVID BHOCKETT
fAElsn -, on FANS No. I6,SI
e1 VIRTUE of writ Of feri facias to me
h directed by The Hon c. v Ioac See I'd stce OF he
ot tho Parish Of Orleans will
M'Iyho &C. IN DAY Nss a 1893, 6o,k ~ c,r
EAt T. dta"u by Davis Broaktt J. W Cteary New s
ara accepted BY tsld j. Creay Hundred Dollars drawn
gu The Mh August 1914 and payable fonr dewhc
~. Seized the eaiicd cause Terms Of sale cash
uEIS gro + pE AGst1S' S,l.,.,t.
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y citizens cty vicinity,
net g sitend to all business bis line Entrusted e his r
hopes bis long Veterinary Surgeon will mint
pubs patronage devoted YEAR
rance and Prussia years "
The Dcor BE- wand 81 bic StaLs UNION
rREET between Cnroud.et Baroare tn,
bEGGH AND CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE. oct45 II
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Gomnsnv.

SO ineonomy with ne equations
submit hef following statement:
Of prsiHna received for ending s9sT
A2oan' oirFou4 IPredkI ,luy lss3 s96 Il
OF which there have been received Wis: ''
S93s,ssslS
1851 IS
letiaiAa' S56Ssl
sot Ills remains ..-................... i3,gi59s
,-,--- f6s7, 1888 II
Less premiums ks not terminated iosigs
Hetunp premiums Is ss9 las oes ke
Earned prsfniums ending July IL issa l5I3 1ss ~
rad u same period as follows viz
tes'1H oA hlsNe, tqaC6s 10
issun 5tl'in tN,sRs' lA3,2u0 90
foss-s1. ls6elS so
Los9esuh Lille OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
,.-.---- ~ s35slssIs
Reinsurance Expenses atc........sT9sfos 81
less Interest," Dseoant IL sT4 T5t "a
Netearned profits for year ending July 49, 700 ga
The Company havs TIE following Assets. -
ttea tae
M a. ttenhalh Notes 80
III Ia ana h9f3gfgsso Real ts'ae NawO
leans, worth double I'd
o prs'nirn IN course of eolegion
W. lilo ~
.t6l0lla AZ
- Inc Trustees have resolved pay SIX PER
GENE on The certificates OF proa yars ISL
me holders herso or her legal asrs
Sta day Of Aggusue1t.
they nave also declared dividend THIRTY PER
earned Premiums tho Company year ending the 9t July
1885, for which certificates viii iesued on and after SECOND
MoEDAYtn Superintendent
tstsnedJ c.J. MANSON Secretary.
THOMAS A, ADAMS Pyss.i,rt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-20

John bul'a ssrsapaTs 0fthe srJas AajpesggS
u tat5nce In those NUMEROUS cases where the dsb
aisd the uerFoua eened nature ar.
We Hnd ashs.n Or a Pt17r Or 9gerTfouS when the face pale
ana oSfs the strength feeble ard Welding
oppressed the health shaken me U
lsA destroyed then Bull ssarsApar r-usy ass
nature ~ the performance Of her duty sy va
permanently the natural
eates pure aud healthy blood and npTs health
we're ladies' rally TO adopt the Of s medicine would zee
ar Ies suheing disease and unhappns
1eAn would take the place Of dseage m cheek
ne paid lace snu5li nave auie1
ng life instead Of by Disease ie miserable fr,r
oniinued suferng and addiction, critical pro termed ls
turn OF Me- which 10 often danger Bp,
'arsapsra s found to beneficial effect All adde's an
" thisyA uaLl e u1sd ''''-'i'a9'Ee'
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CONSTARLE,S SALE

CONSTABLE'S SALE.
sEeoSp JrsTteFs coUhT MORTIMER TURNER vs. HOWE co
IAiSH 9E 1ALtANs II No. lB2,l.
~ VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to mo
directed b the Hon v JOn Justice of tho Pene
~ tne Parish oi Oh will proceed pu r aprnn ~ NV
corn Of B9rorne and Pas streets on SATURDAY
- ! = x: FINE FRENCH BRANDY, MARBLE TOP TABLES
CtAMPANGE, LIQUORS, a.c. - '-''
~ Seized in The above 81 (. Terms cash.
nsiO GEORGE u PEARSON C,rr.,t. =
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CONsTARLE,S SALE

CUN6IABLES SALE
sTeosn JsTcEs CouRr The ST CHARLES HpTET CO,pAYy
tAHish O. gELLANs II ys JOHN 6, VASE No. I6tg.
Rl VIRTUE Of q writ of feri facias 70
ne directed by the Honorable c. V Iate Second f,.,'
Of the Peaee for the Parish Of Orleans proceed to ri
y O'Clock NJ ' -'e' 'Ay OF 1ay' 1893,
FIVE SHARES OF STOCK OF THE ST. CHARLES t,orr,
II Seized in The above sgit. Terma cash. a.
myI GEORGE y. PEARSON Constable .
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CONSTARLE,S SALE

S&goSn JrsT1cE's CogRr lCglLDA SMITH Vs. MR. AND MES
PAEisH oF oaLKAss. ItDQNUVAN AND CHAs. ARAlSTE6SG
No. 1884
asl VIRTUE of q writ of fieri iacias TO me
directed, by The Hon c. v Jone Second Jus.ee OF he Pa,
to The Parish q Orleans, will proceed public auction m
SATURDAY May g. 1855, 10 O'clock, NJ my Ware y maj
oil Btronna md poyifls strret ' '1'''''
LOT o. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
10 Seized il the above Terms cash
myiO GEORGE +. PEARSON Constable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-20

Ma BuIt--ln regard your sspGrla "a that used
RIO In long Lg ines ca
pss Pr Proaah Senbes syphtue CaeheIa isease,
the indahn
MODIFICATION of the fluids Of the b0dr,
junction with local thiuk voud prefer 1t to Fb 3eI
paraisn Of Saraparla phvs Al ADMIT 10 vaig.
Upon laannng the distances composition
Respectfully, y,1ra ". I, PRENTISs A. d.
Lewsport, KY December 4, lB41.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-20

How We all admire cear, beautiful white skin rorysol ID
meek How often DO
devouty to be wished stnE osre o6nH washes pent,
coernS
has deprived them Of that too o!u times W IN ,nHi
njury 70 he ssni The fact H. Bua sarsapara ia lie
own makes the skin clear the true prB
1 hot ~ coating Ne surface win poisonous destarou
which serves to close the and check il h
yremoyng every particle Of boua morbid nom
ne blood MAKING the same healthy ard gorou giving act
every minute vessel ard changing the yellow
enanee to the boom youth II the ladies general
9uld be- Rppsed and convinced OF tha would The
oil panta miIture and lotions only aactue ed
word to thu wise ia sufficient" for Inc ies
G
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-20

- gentleman OF this city, who has been troubled with i,,,.
biy Of The Urinary Tor several years IN as
was constant trouble him, day a hi va.
eyrtr Cli4 and eoIsh, by the Dayi5's Ca5 O.
Wld Ghtiry aAd f" But his great s.tiaa lion was IA Y '
saas he he'i1ihe, lat the tedlola -
hIp nov sygis years since he has taking the %
lha o Hitaut o. ne 0laddtF entirely ntg
and better ~ health than was oE5 Nh 10y sl ptr
o.Ihs ana renosaing effects valuable nier.
~ ~ sAle " inflammation kidupys ar liver
- 9ia nar5 etc. ToHHy sittsrlv st8is ~
- "a reference, his name wll gIven lod w. -
Ieo s vpg are SO o,n deceived by
IT, Ielee Ht1se which good af urggs uis
ID " are acquainted with the -an!ss. 10 ,.lo15 ~,
keyaoEa.1 ' : '''peos'o'e iraster prinLer,-EdtlCf
Nj MIL; s "llg statement e IRONS worthy ana m
las % zen for several ~
anu "As nei varousoCss and uoo Sehooi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-20

vERMIFU6Es.
Wlner'a Canadian,
d. A. Fahnostook'a,
bwnin's,
Bailey'B,
IRyne's,
Challen'b.
sARsAPARILLAa.
Or. Townsend's,
Bailey's,
Banda's,
Wintoop's,
Bristol's,
Woods,
49,. Bull's.
Pills.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-20

Agatock Of CheT Tar syrup er al
supply. ~ ~ ''f Nst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-20

gO7Ds CT NY acquaintance yoat grup 4 f M "a
perfectly cared He sb'sd ~ consumption cfo 81 NJ Afee
yahff and tool great nis n incidence
81 eAtn'r q three Of TIE
received no tenett 4utl lH o Dr. Day syrupuf
A, and ,linedH"g tounret EstI1z h- NslIa1d
a m tAEtnrnt ertgri ron haeuil
Iodhaih, WlTnlasisr sowup. sn'ks ezjty kno
the kIs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-20
REkNARD LUMBER COMpANY.-R,

SAfFoLD, s. S. HENRY Il r. LA1IAIFn a. N -. -.
shvMS a LAUGHTER, HORN FELTON, q T. MYERS q 90
ss fowLEh, Al BEAN CO and b. COOS onpsrs ~ stesn
MI 60 the ssTs Of b9S Ny have under the style and
are rrnnng Sixteen Single Saws, gang oil gvisr NY
Woodssesth Planning Machine soon AZ Ia w. 49,
angle and three large aud then i AL "a % ~
fivy 70 $1,000 set o. LlmBrr e -N 1'
haroad Conp1ngs plaAk Wharf
sa, raa ~ otasr wAn9g Pine Luer supplied
1ea iher Agent IN New Orleans inly authorized
auppy any individual yards III soon b h5
I'm 5eoa Asartisa Of Lumber slisd The city and one "
in'oa Walk. c, TAYLOR, Agent ana ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-20

kskoUGHI TO the Police Prison, First a,
CHARLES, gfife, feet ek inches high aged ahest n
~ iAfg - from burn the LEFT side heat M N
Bayou Road 49, " "o- ~ -'''' D'4ns"lh "a ne
logs tn Ma tan Conu.auS. $500 N'fs 1'' 'e-
ihsenhef' VII please comply With the law respecting them.
NgrtflrTrs Name 81 1883 lavsw j WoRRAII Ss,i,,
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vac ssG SoLLis4 IA is to inform you that
10 at could nafay e u nsd at ngh Cough attended 0owsd y
tuhH9u hpt other decided
several eminent Phyacanz and took medicine vant
Whatever vfed Con
o. VIVA CAerry and Tar of which e. which epfsjy ~
heVed me Of complaints, can Win confidence Tsro
81 :nee1oYe aatsnent ig v1rhsd
aHsata OF hi9rd vac AAow Mr. Toomey al he ar.
9l,al'T'.sHo tipfHss M I. yyegys .
Or DAFissSt RuPoF WuDCH FAu-TEe
G word loI word - IRON tho p ooofge
without paint Vlnh. ngfafturp su6fr.,.
rssiEtsuch evidenced ''-''''s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-20
VENTE DE CONSTABLE

BROUGHT TO the First District Police az
A7RAHhAl black between Sc 0nd years Oh fe "a
W r. ON 7ut ~ GsvoI Int ureta. ->~~
@ihe 9Nn t"ii please comply with Tie law respecting o.
I
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-23
A..riruitural 4 papcrR.

We can commend the following to ON
readers, and would be glad to see their
circulation extended, in this community.
"TuE CoUHTRY GENTLEMAN" a weekly
of sixteen quarto pages, is published by
the vetran Luther Tucker, at Albany, n
Y. Terms, $500 per annum.
THE Ono FARMER AND MECHANICS
ASSISTANT, well sustains the promise
held forth in its prospectus, and is in real
ity, ga reliable, valuable, and interesting
agricultural family newspaper"
We highly enjoy the reading of the
Farmer and mean to let our readers parti-
cipate in thatenjoyment. Edited andpub-
lished weekly, by Thos. Brown, at Clcre-
land, Ohio. Terms $500 per annum.--
For the remainder of the current year it
is offered to single subscribers for $1,OO,
five copies for s4,oo, ten for 800, twen-
ty for $500 and forty copies for $4,000.
We shall notice. other journals of this
class as time and opportunity offer.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-23
EditOriEI Li.p.

Mr. Locke recently retired from tie ed
itorial dcpartnent Of the Savannah Re
i2nHican, paper which lie had edited for
thirteen years. lie thus speaks ofhis dai-
ly duties:
:'The incessant mental and physical la
Dor demanded to rcprtduce every morn
ing a sEeet that pcr;shts ere lt;yhtfaH, can
Fever be appreciated Ly those who view
the circle Of varied operations from with
out. It is svmbolized in classic story bv
the stone of Sysiphus, and the wheel OF
IXion, while [ fear the fable of Tantalus
might be supcradded to illustrate the for
tunes of many Of my brethren of the quill
in tie United States, for too often heprmn-
ised cup OF enjoyment never comes neal
enough to be tasted. This picture has its
reverse, however. With allits drawbacks
f:cre is much that is cheering in an edit
e.''s life. and he is poor philosopher, as
well as editor, who cannot return every
'..or r.ling to his labo1s with renewed energy
and determination
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-23
Australian News.

The latest dates from Sydney are to
the 9th of March, and from Melbourne to
the 26th Of February.
On the whole the accounts are not os
favorable as previous advices.
The Legislature of New South Wales
had passed an arbitrary act ''to regulate
the raising of a revenue from the gold
mines of New South WaleS.'' Great dis
satisfaction with this law had prevailed at
the Turo diggings and the miners were
leaving by thousands for the Victoria
mines.
New discoveries had been made in the
vicinity of Balarat. Large nuggets had
been found.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-23
Interesting from Nicaragua.

! THREATENED WAR BETWEEN THE Nc AR
AQUA BoATMEN AND TIE CALIFoRNIA l. AS
sENGERs.--W are in recciptof news from
I San Juan del Sud to the the third of May.
At that time the United States sloop of
war Portsmouth was in port, and all on
board were wtH.
Considerable excitement prevailed on
the 2.'d nlt., in consequence of The pas
Sengers, five hundred in number, i'll re-
fusing 10 pay the cxorbitant charge of the
boatmcn there. for taking them from the
beach to the steamer, some two hundred
yards distance.
Itappcars that the agent Of the compa-
ny assumed the responsibility of offering
the boatmcn, on behalf OF the passengers,
half what they demanded. which they re-
fused Indignantly, and thrcatcaed to de-
stroy the boats of the steamer, if any al
Temps were oade by them to carry otl
the passengers.
The aStsit thea applied to Captain Dor
nia, the comi.iaader Of the Portsmouth,
who Immediately ordered al his marines
+, &c sent on shore, as the authorizes, up
to that time Ls3 fdc nd show of prevent
ing the disturbance wliel. was fast brew
ing. ca Captain Dors.n's la,e H., the
passengers who were in a state Of great
excitement. Immediately appealed to him,
when lie quoted them by assurances that
he would see them safely placed on the
steamer
AS soon as tie Port mouths boat, with
the narisscs "a board, reachcd the slrere,
Capt. Dornin, finding TIE bcatncn were
not likely to dcs.st and seeing 40 soldiers
of the place at hand to preserve peace, or-
dered his men TO lad end fo.-n nn the
| beach. This step appeared te stir rp 50
inuo}l unLrage III the authorities, that
Capt. Dornin told, them L ts:cy wc,ld
pledge themselves to place Gorce caogsh
on the beach, to prevent disturbances, he
woull withdraw his troops, which they
readily did. and the marines were with
drawn.
Meanwhile Captain Dornin, with his
well known gallantry, had embarked all
the women and children in his own boats,
and sent them ON board the steam-
er; and under the supcrvis: N ef himself
and officers, TIE steamers boat afterwari.;
carried eff the remaining passengers and
their baggage unmolestcd, th,.s exiting
| the boatmen out of ,3derate days work,
through their own ohstinacE.
After all the passengers were safely
embarked, Capt. Dorllin then proceeded
on board the steamer, to see that all the
baggage was received, and that every
thing was right. 0a leaving the vessel,
he was saluted with three hearty cheers
By the passengers, which were returned
by the Portsmouth.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-23
Pacific New.--sonth America.

Peru has declared war against Bolivia.
The Peruvian fleet was anchored off Afri-
ca, and had landed 5000 troops. Belzu
President of Bolivia, had dismissed his
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bustilo.
Valparaiso is rapidly assimilating to an
American town. Part of it is lighted with
gas the lower classes are learning to
chew tobacco, and can already swear in toll
cradle English.
A foreigner { either American or Eng
lish J of gentlemanly appearance, and with
sufficient means, was taken i'll, and died.
Before his death Catholic priest desired
him to confess, which he declined doing,
being protestant, and for this he was re-
fused decent burial, and his body was
thrown out for the dogs to cat.
/ A translation of "Uncle Toms Cabin
lis published in the daily papers, and vii
be shortly dramatizcd and represented al
| the theatre. 1t will undoubtedly have e
! great run, as there is no lack of real live
"niggers" to take the principal parts.
GuAYAQrIL, May II.
This feeble republic has got rid of it
French difficulty; the government has
saluted the French flag, and expressed it.
regret for the alleged insult to Count Mon
tholon, and has agreed to pay eightccr
thousand dollars for supposed injuries to-;
French citizen. It is worthy.of note. tha
the authorities Of Ecuador, under duress
and with evident reluctance, raised and sa
luted the French flag day with great.en
thusiasm upon the spot where they yolun
tarily and with great enthusiasm raiset
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-23
The Crops.

Notwithstanding the discouraging yield
Of the last two crops, there was probably
about the usual quantity of wheat sown
IN this eolinty last fall: This crop gener-
-aily.looks well but the fly is beginning its
rayages in many parts, and win probably
destroy much of the late sowed wheat.
Corn was. planted some two or three
weeks later than usual, but the weather
for few weeks past has been highly IA
vorsble to its rapid growth.
; Oatslo look well, and there is prospect
ofan abundant crop, and consequent re-
duction of the present high prices.
s The grass scrop,--one of the first i'm
-portance in this coapty4will bedecidedly
above:ap average.
. Apples win bemuch less abundant than
last year, but our loss in this respect will
be more than compensated, byathe plcn-
tiful yield of peaches.
Altogether, 1853 promises to be fruit
. full ycar,s yielding generous returns to al
well dnectedlabor, and adding to the sta
bility and prosperity of the Independent
: tillers of the earth.