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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-12
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
R. LLOYD & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, Shoes, HATS & LEATHER

Front street, Portsmouth, Ohio,
A VAIL themselves of this opportunity of
N informing the public that they have again
received the largest and most complete assort-
ment of Boots and shoes ever offered in
this market, which were purchased from the
Manufacturers and selected with that care and
caution which a practical knowledge of the
business and firm conviction of the intrinsic
value of No. article, advised US to exert
Profting by this experience, we have used our
best endeavors to procure such goods as would
best promote the interests of ourselves and
customers.
ALSO-A superior lot of Hats to which
your attention is most earnestly invited, which
consists in good assortment of Fashionable
SILK, Beaver, Otter, Brush, Kossuth, Ma
Rynr and Cass Hats
OF the latest styles, and most tasty designs
al of which were laid in under such circum-
stances as will enable us TO give satisfactory
bargains to all who may favor with their call
Portsmouth. March IL, IS53--3m
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Cotton Yarns. &c,

warm, Batting, Candle Wick, Twine, &e.-
l Being Agents for cornell & Perry's factory,
we have at all times large and well selected
stock for sale at manufacturers prices.
oAKEs & BUsK1RK,
oct No. |, Buckeye block.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

"E have sold out our entire interest in
w the Liquor business to Mr.. James Hiek-
man, Jr., who viii carry on the same a; our old
stand, No. s, Front street. We would recon-
hcie to him. We have removed to our new
building. No. ], Buckeye Block, where we will
continue the Wholesale Grocery and Produce
business exclusively, and viii keep a full and
complete stock Of every thing belonging to the
business, and shall use our very best endeavors
to please all who may favor Us with their Gus
tom, by giving them good article. at the usual
low prices for which our House has obtained
the reputation of selling at.
oAKEs & BUsKIRK,
oet7 No. L. Buckeye Block, Front st.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-12
PairOnIze Home Manufacture.

FatrOnfze Home Mauumcture.
THIS establishment, which has been
L in full operation more than two
years, has. within the last year, received
an additional set OF new machinery,
and the proprietors feel confident that
they are fully prepared to give perfect
satisfaction TO their patrons. Their
machinery being the
Best and most Improved,
and their workmen EXPERIENCED and
FAITHFUL, the Goods manuf ctured will
equal in quality any in the East or
West, and will be sod at prices as low.
Who will not patronize the home man.
ufacturer
When quality and price
are as favorable! The proprietors trust
that merchants and others, wishing to
purchase Goods Of the description man.
ufactured at their mill, will extend to
them their patronage. They are also
prepared to
Gard Rolls, Spin, Full, Dress and
Finish Cloths, Sha,oLs, Blankets,
OR ANY KIND OF GOODS,
for customers, at very low rates, but in
all cases
the Wool must be brought Clean.
p. S. Pnce for Carding Rolls-White,
&c.; Mixed, 6 TO 7c.; Carding and Spin
ming, &c, and other work in proportion.
0TThe most liberal prices paid for
Wool at the Factory.
Gallipolis. April "a, 1851.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-12

GORDAGE.-ManilIa Rope, Hemp
" do, hemp bed cords, Manila do,
do No. and ?, do 6 strand do, Jute clothes
lines, hemp halter rope, MANILA do, brown
twine, sewing do, Plow lines, candle wick, &C.,
for sale by
.-.. Ford & DrouiIIard.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-12

MOULD inform the public that he has opened
W Shop on Court street, one door above
M. Vanden's Store, and Immediately opposite
Henking & Cadets Grocery store, where he is
manufacturing and keeps constantly on hand,
Saddles, Brides, Saddle Bags, Harness. Collars,
Whips of all descriptions, and every other ar
ticle in the line of his business, which will be
sold on as reasonable terms as similar articles
have ever been offered in this or any other
market. The work will be warranted. The
subscriber believes that he can furnish every
thing in his line as well made and as cheap
lfor CASH as has ever been manufactured or
sold in tins community. Give him call and
try his work. E. K. CHAPDU,
March 10, 1S53.-tf
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sugars.

IN HHDS Prime NO.
5Ua boxes Havana No. !.
10 bbls Crushed and powdered, very fine.
so do Loaf, assorted Nos.
All Of good quality, and for sale very low, at
No. I, Buckeye Block, by IN ----t
oct Z oAKEs & BUSKIRK.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-12
Proyisions.
Family Flour.

DEST qualities of Family Flour of variou
u brands, can at oil times be had in quanti
ties to SUIT purchasers, at
HENKING & CADETS.
Feb. 10, 1853.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-05-12

For sale by J. & P A. sANNs, GalIipoIis
Darius Reed, Pomeroy; Thomas Evans, Cen.
trevllle, Aug. 5th, 1852 ---ly
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,s proof of cures in this distressing class OF conpan Sc
pamphet An broken down. debltated constitutions, fro
he effect mercury will find the bacing power OF this ai
Gle immediately and the poisonous mineral eraleaies
from the system. 80. ..
The distinct proPere, which eonpGse this article mani
est beseiVes particularly in the application Of the
pound for the distressing class of complaints which beaf
his paragraph. For centuries there has been used IN III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-03

The MEsILLA Vail EY-The ST. Louis Intel
ligencer Of the 10th ult. says:
We learn from Santa Fe that there had been
no new movement III relation TO the Mesillf Ter
rltory. 1t was understood that the Mexicans
hnd small force stationed N the little town of
Mesllta. II so, 1t viii be required to remove on
Gen Garland arrival IN New Mexico.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-03

CHICAGO To CAIRO 1t is confidently stated
that the Central Ill nois Railroad from Chicago
to Cairo will be finished and opened for travel
by the 20,h Of July, 1854, and we think this
Will prove true for We know of no road in the
country which has been prosecuted with more
ygor than the Great Central. Ten thousand
hands are now at work on its main trunk and
branches There is no lack Of fluids the re-
cent negotiation of the company of three mil
lions gives them all the money they want for a
long time. st. Louis tntelligencer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-03

The House of Assembly of bermuda has adopt
ed a resolution directing the Receiver General
to exempt from the paymen Of light duties all
vessels arriving within the ports OF the Bermuda
Islands that shall be engaged in the whale fish
cry. The object OF this measure is to encourage
such vessels to visit Bermuda for the purpose Of
landing their cargoes Of oil for shipment to the
United States. . has been prompted by the
circumstance of the two American whalers hav-
ing arrived there lately with Il considerable
quantity of sperm and common whale oil on
board, which they have landed, and the same
has been shipped to New York in Bsrmula YES
sells.
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BRaZOS SA.VTLAGO.

leace THURSDAY, August n. o'clorR =. n.
EIDR BRAXOS SANTIAGO, POINT .z,eSj7e,
ISABEL NATAMoROS BROW Ms HE -. =
g. -4lr Sew0enrs TeYas u sonil-
Zee ayqtt oia1aip YACHT T.. Gar s., will
Awe, carrying the US. Mails plasnc having very
Iitrtgr stale cslruuliHttous, Hpply
HARRIS d MORGAN ~ r.dt % 4. itrttp,t,
1l2 olias t- N stuansl.ip IauI.rg.
TO- Measure, go.l. ~ to 5st... d r,. gasi ~
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IL sH ft cuaIH+uS tits M
AIlANnl, C4p.ain Vast. lAC!tIC, 'sPlan Nye.
ARC lC, CAt tsIn Luce. BALTIC, CAIinn Cou1r5.
AIRAIlC, Captain -.
'fe9t
t'EHr, has hrn abtu Ia their
Fre st4 ant el, ir pbs
HQngeI sr
Ie 81 IEsgt wfofR 10 Lig+rIUo f'st cabin
ru7 rSH state s.0ti second eabn,
Nerluo. 10 new luik I3a 20.
Al, Nputiunctd NHH attached 70 ship.
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The Bermudian, of July l2, says

FRoN NEW Mexico. The editors of the St
Louis lntelligencer hear from gentleman who
came in with the July mail from Santa Fe, that
affairs were moving quietly in NewMexico
The heep I'D most of the other animals taken
by the Nayajos from Mexicans had been re-
stored. The Navajos seemed anxious to make
reparation and be tat peace. The mu rderer Of
tu Mexican, killed in May, near La Canada,
according 70 the story of the Navajos, fed to
the Utahs. No further difficulty was anticipa-
ted, although Gov. Lane was insisting on the
delivery Of the murderer to the authorities of
the Territory.
the Navajos were busily engaged in planting.
So also weie a large portion of the Jicarelh
Apaches
The approaching election in September, of
delegate to congress, was exciIingso some interest.
Judge Beard was anxious TO get up demo
lIdtic party-whieh might help him into Con-
gross. Gov Lane had not positively consented
% be a candidate The Mexieans were canvass
ing the question Of setting up one of their own
number Maj. Weightman was still prospecting,
but il was thought without strength enough TO
venture On announcing himself To the many
here who are acquainted with New Mexico, it
may he interesting to state that Padra Gale
gos, Thomas Baca and Miguel A. otero. are
spoken Of among the Mexicans Mr. Otero
warmly advocates the selection Of Gov Lane.
The Mexicaus this year are paying more than
usual attention to farming, with promise of
fair crops
The Indians of the Plains were perfectly peace
able. Col sumner, date military commaudant
Of New Mexico3 Maj Norris and Lieut. Whist
ler Were overtakeu ut Cotton Wood Fork Of the
Arkansas coming in.
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&.ITEN.N1EK

FOR SAVANNAH --Iho A fast sail IN
Il H- tHs T. q WATSON, Brakeman, la-rsr, Lagt- EES
45af.y az lee ENGAGED. vii Lave quek ID gaa. For S-@"-
sIs &. ". IlYNS1N, so imp tfreet.
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), l635,
GROCERIES ItOITopS Fro
-=====.=-;= -==:- - : -, -
!" J. sshrra ~ if' 70 n i12 3.ot 6oi. Tor s1le
crIpHATE ot,1Ytyr-25oo onnoo. = .,...
- an '',a.seg - hAnr 60. q T,s,za .''''.,-'.
-vAy,t CTnpEG 1nnn bbIs IT, I,:..I
eAh olohh9TzooQ 81 ~ oos =; Iar pitch and
T5,ANARlNDs-1O kegs Fresh, in store, for
4 ss-bg u'4I + Mar , e. :, Tsaearisooi', t.
iASfOh OLD 55ls = Bl2ws 10. IN store
ExaNs-lo ,iercos su,or.cnra1 i, .tore and
4 nrsdely I'm DALEY $ rrtoafi'acls.sr.e'. Igia
ELpCR-l50 bbls. Extra and Superfne st.
wa '''' 's "'' '' :. II DALEY IS rhasr. .,-,.
IuE-15o bbds pbilsdeInbia Lime far ss1c
~ If A. a,lriTlcF + 10 "a r c, ,,s-i,aa. i.gt
.,urrr v.,>-p,,t>.LC,n oo,-,.;.-.
Nv ~ - - - ~ ~ = ni'-V p'lI ~ J~9'
81 X. :. sHoLs 4 Co. u Camp .,rts.
s.u,,tp,cxp. 40 ta.t,a.. ,.;,, tI.:i
y ;,.ir4.,f. igs.; Il s..s, E. aal W.,
r ,DlTs o.o - I,-.. D. ...--.---.e
VA ,,,s,.,, jon sssa r.a, 81 a.. ,a, T5 as.,
Jqi, ;.. re. e. 'ad .f'i's, >,r,,1,, -, a.r.
sruGARs--e 600 u.v,,, a;ro.t im,or,a,;o,
- c.s ;i S-s Hi,, 4 M l : y L. i = y ~
'aa, it Y IA . i'es's ofg's ~. "a RS<'7. rs 1,
~ AiSlNo--looo boxes MR and Layers. III
.,is q, .ii9 =. II, u '.r.si., s..s
gRoCK-lo0 cases SparkIng HocE 5o c..e.
Iss 'FsAS Hermit e = + .'s St,i,, is 2, !, q. a. By
nRAzIL NUTs-75 bags Brazil Nut. lust
= rsssssd '' ss X .:s 5,,{ E.Ils y Co
ID AIslNs-looo packages MR. and I.avar.
h WHOLE A~' I'D 9g''er f soil1 III e AZ tx y
4 EMOYs AND ORANGES bxs Ienors
4 4nf g,I boa-s orans-. par .ae ~ ,-e'--''t7
~, - = : - : 2@HNAz Co. g s-.y-.- .,-s-,
ca es 1 s La Hlreas. qrecs M pGsed.Gn m d.
81 Issss 't & f = I i' y L'''A Il a'o LiFn'e
- ~" ea., I'M, p;hEa s; s2 . Asz,,. % ...
ID ,o,,a..e by FE.D KENSE1T4 . =. Sl.s.. .. =. is.i
CODA ASHES-l3O casks. for sale nv
> I.s' osL4shAyE % ll,e,ss ,,-sst.
~ uINLNE-25OO o. American f,r sale NV
NJ le3, 81 HARr4 co 's retoap,t.,l,ss,-est.
AxvtnTE WINE yINLC.p NJ =
w rs now adr -I from Bor aux ami ',1
ss's ~ -i-S 81 Z. +. NJ .i2lS Co .. Camp .r-,
fOW FEED-CU" FEED-50 bbls. Buck
-. wheat '''' for '' 10y SAAr p $50 >. rp,.
WOLFES AROMATIC sc II EDAM
iy. 81 R. :. (itlioLs 90, caS,p street.
4 AAKUM-loOO bales. for sale bv
:, -. !; >, : : A1.L GRAY. zoo ! Mig ,a- .l--.
ShOuLDEnS- 70 casks choice Cincinnati, in
= = : = :, = --42-E-2 --- : l--a
INaEEp n; ll, GILL1l4 IL L bbIs bOiied raw English
ana 1'n.a La,.15 DsfAsFs3r Z * a CO.. II .,.
ysyITRpFNTINF-o hb1s londir ~ 35o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-03

ELL CHENEY SPRINGS-The undersigned
srec'uiy informs the public pl
.s'g rare ld hay- II 's course OF onsrscn many improve
The Pine Woods parish S.. Lnry thirty
Of peiouss apout the distance
Noh Chir1t.
qualities srt has proved eeaciou
beyond the ch c ordinary remedies, The Bate
fs Sptng a1 and much Appre1 b inyars Deer, For aud
Wd Cat atordins
Lake nss length with
miles ud half from the Springs
Hounds
the visitors The Wines Liquors Orleans
market afford viii be kept
be procured Opousas aud WahEton any
the be
given twice week gratis tluuns oaa Vehicles Transport
iai Lake t- fond Of hunins
should bring their Fishing T5ck=
Springs Visitors l.. May November,
TERMS BOARD:
-. 80. |
Children and serv, half prize.
Horses, per IS
OATGLE & Ff.kTCII Az
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~ TIN lan-d aud p1FulAr Slln4r z-n-ra!- -
kn VI through u' III So-ern
usbt of Ms kIZiBETH PhA DAT aaI son
Of
90 the IT, o. June .Jr tn. of
The 'GkEN OAKS - well known
tot many n Popear the Aols s.sis
r-sHg Th" natural
r. ss-s % h- Lake ant eiv'ng pure slt
the Su u1t af fAvrahy
Nr11l ans, VI bile and the sl l-roln5ils cog1try
l-ng "1ter n proprt-t9.s
and iiftius The BAR aud BLLlA p ROOMS
sud Used p sad s. Il BOATS will al
the vsitars, yfeharg-= % CLAEET At ID
CARtl AGES aud HORSES may b. any
In addition, th c-lb a-i BASS BAND Of
ami a bA IL may b. eTp-,tsi sviE- EEK
Visitors GREEN oAkS requested no.
uy The Captain the Siean- IL
the Hotel
....TERMS....
pr Tsv.
tr- Children and Servants. hsi -pr.ee. MA sln
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RLADEN ePRNGs, Alabama.-The -.

.nai r-"pr-ta q t' =-sr-,a and ooiqi.f Ii
E .4 ~
D. ylstd lu| p. fsaa y dass nsU4af- a-lliaa
tat 4 O.
we'll - -fr
tt- srl=s ron
Ionbgb-e M ~ and eighty five miles 5Dnl-,
t5r-s regular st
flant4yue ged n
ir.ll BE tt= =
t=sr
ra44ates
ra-Hi F--' .tatln L-.'h Il Z = er ed
lie water pcll: -f=s-
by In f'A-s Of III live and ktlef ia. &5'r
1lsgttte Licsus -nr- has tt hey
one LONNnk q WNnrE. P.n-l-i-tar M an
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALIFORNIR.

EOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA ~~lEEFx
CRUZ proceeding 10 California
veraCuz Of Mexico and AcnpulooTr
l401 bureu, Henry
e7o4 w leave for VeraCruz on the Is, and IA
nanA oco punrtuaiy, the q. s. Mail
leave Vracr tally the City of merico from thence
h,ituIco mules ran be had
IliE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly the Road Acapulco ready
through TO San MEANWHILE
tueh AeHpulco passengers will be long
tened. For further particulars, apply 10
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot Of fJuias,reet,
taylstf the Steamship Landing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-03

M HlTE LEAD--ln %, 80, 100 and 500 Id
ksgs, the Atlantic unipn Brook, Pach5. Ulster
Sgngertes White Conpanes-ao FRENCH ztNGiet BY
iJgS A. pELAGRAYE a co. u Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-03

HNOR BALTIMORE The fast sailing Il
5-5aHrf PATRICK HENRN, ralt hn#5s6, AIIe
Flai n 'Fl .att rtrIg 81
J. E. E. . d i-.s
II. A>flbhlp5E Il ca. Sc 81 Clprrs street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-03


From THE WEST INDrEs.--The New York
Herald has further files of West India journals.
The dates come down to the 14th inst.
The most important item of news is with re-
gard to the action of the House Of Assembly of
Bermuda, in the exemption of American whaling
vessels from light dues
We copy the following from the Bermudian of
July 10:
The House Of Assembly, by a large majority,
adopted a resolution on Monday, July IL di-
recting the Receiver General to exempt from the
payment of Light dues all vessels arriving within
the ports Of these islands that shall be engaged
in the whale fishery. The object of this measure
IS to encourage such vessels to visit Bermuda
for the purpose of landing their cargoes of oil
for shipment to the United States.
The Bermudian, of July ~, says:
On Friday, July s, these islands were visited
with severe storm of thunder and lightning
The warm weather during the last fortnight has
been kept healthy by the frequent showers of
rain and thunder and lightning Three weeks
past we had cause to fear sckly summer but
thanks to kind Providence in ruling events,
the hand fthe destroying angel has been stayed.
y month ago number of cases of cholera occur
red among the convicts at Ireland Island, and
few cases in different parts of the islands; but
that fearful epidemic we hope has now ief. us
Dominic The yellow fever was raging with
great violence.
Demerdrd The lew immigration bill had
been disallowed by the Imperial Government
This circums lance, it was calculated would
check for time the prosperity of the colony
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,g'HE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND ..sEFSss,


insfe ue New ior 10 Southampton ad BremeaFirst Cabin,
1 stuon t99, ii AtGn, saloon, TO- Cuad do Ssd.
Al ietttls ltprrs iuS through the Fostoco.
NJ blls oi iriir- d 4 da OF sailing.
An neAi#riereed rgeeu I4ytiAcled 10 each ship.
fur re ghtu fRssag- Is
MOLLtR, SAND & RIERA, g6 South street, New York.
{. A. ItrIAtkt\ Il 90, br.m,u.
N R1INEAt. tRuSkEY 4 co, Southampton.
WNT ISEIlN,
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y. ton Of Liquor Ders requested the
Hho'r article as possessing superior qualities Raw Whisky
4r' Tor sale in this market II pseu, in aoI and, teing
~ nom essential OIL well adapted @
% are in constant the above i recommend
S7th much confidence friends
spsl EIDDER 4 FABIAN, ~ Mngsrins street
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sSAM'S OYSTER SALDQN.-This as1s -
~ NEi7 AND EXTENSIVE Sal On vLiehis VAtS as
scaie gTsa.y perioI ofthe
kind n the South, inst opened @ss@
lot 81. CHARL-5 STREET.
hE. WEIR
having
t.oiboost established
nira resinad vii till t isslh
Wth .rh experience,
naontc Che putl-ista The bst his line
s7c is ft=rdH hBTe o. tha
tA been t-5dsd u ttlgg The SALOON povidia
- e CHOICEST Lit(EfTS that be ureG SEkVANTS
s known rctlen slteH .royed
best Cook@. fie LARpER will swhqs aappied
CHOICES FISH AND AA As s1f the NTST FRS StRvFn
argd exclusively for th establishment G Jhort expense
-" b gd orHae so1u worthy a lsonsRs ef this liberal
N futiei0rh cnfNf'nTit- M
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PICKSBJRG

wlileavr SATURDAY August A. at 5 orockts
yTOR VlCKSBURG, WARRENToN, a~-
a. ',Ew CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD ssAsSt =
TINES, EUDNEY, ST. JOSEPH WATERPROOF t&sSEe5Rx
NAlCHEZ FORT A. Abs BAYOU SARA, and q nI-Tle
sH ZsThe ltudi1 Paeket steanisf NATCHEZ y,
e. r. p l. tthers ursf rs above. For irs Or Isas
~pF.y "a board,
?. R. CARROLL. unioa Row, 50 Csr,ll-l Z street.
~ The Nh e. No las made ntrsagerr witbfbe EOLAN
YAZDp. ia
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SUNDRIES-
~ s00 bags PEChSS;
50 half chests BLACK PoWCHoNG TEA
2n0 mats CASSIA;
BOO boxes MR. RAlSINS, whoes, halves and quATteTs.
In store and for ISLE by A. f. tlAS IS GrayieT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-03

gFOR BOSTON--Regular Line Of Pack -sR
rr=-THa I1-E., rara NQI lila. Nerssl mas HTfs
-.tuear aEy ai her gafre Hu-alet val tAye irk
Hr t-il. y' fns :. RprHy
ss G.b IS. Hi NsDS 50 C8iru street.
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AE URPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAU-
~ : RANT, No 100 ST. Charles streeThi
iahment, peculiarly snon having thoroughly Na3E
repaired, repauted and lrnisb-
open the
pGji 40 will
assia1is every deacy i'spah
cont rtat= [i-,S lyl Ri-1fARD MURPHY Proprr0r
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iGE-il ii,-lGE,.

stEt lCE!--I. STAFFORD ~ Go. w hoesale and
krn D.s in ICE. No. Ia Elsb Ftelts ,eist The
oueha iiainat Depot lower siri Ne. 1872 td Lrr
Ia Icholptou N-vi
Com No sss TrHouFtaus Isl
set two lee Houses between Ninth an1 Iisrony Fur is
1T fraa
SCE-5O0 TO 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
let Nt,. ssle p WI NFy CO. d Csup
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4 EMONS-lU0 boxes IN store aud tor sale by
a myiee st R, ~. NICHOLS 4 Co, ~ Camp street.
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FOR LIVERPOOL The fine fast sail Il,

JP, WHITNEY CO, el Camp street..
tE For Tn7age having lPd asaumaulbteu aTp tr Cap
~ rn-1q
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f1ITY BANK OF COCHRAN & co, SO Camp

toar cert interest pad deposits yct to call
Five paid daily ls.s s5aH
slA csut interest aid auy
ary agreed upon.
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LONDON.

L'OE LONDON-( Takes no Oil CakeD -
a sst s.jrz Au,Hain sLp NATHANIEL ksfHs
THOMPSON g. Hst-g Ni <--
U. .-,s.. tof htgh ~, tht. Totacru. apply
J.r WHITNEY q Co 81 Camp street
t-'- TeaHtr" afp'g 10 tt4 e .i., or toad. Isl
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BOSTON,

BTOR BOSTON The fast sailing bark IL
NiTuUR. C.fta.a s4-4r (. ty hahn, AAi }. sAII&
tatr Nt tfr t 10. r,r't oI Ftz-.s Hpply - board,
.y BoGEHr WILLIAMS 4 ca. 7g Gang .,r-.,.
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YAZOO RIPER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, August =. at 3 O'Clock IN.
ESOR GREENWOOD, MARION, ~
Il AGHULA. NAZnO CITY. S4TARTlA ViCKS- lsNaAS.Ss
bL g and q tem-dat land -sThr
boat TROY GNCney, ni.sler, el leave rs1
apply on beard r. WILSON, rect
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DEMAND.

There seems to be universal deT nd
in our city for J. l.. Curtis COMPOUND
Syrup Of Sassafras. This article has
been tried, and used with the most pow
erful effect, in the very worst cases OF
measles, coughs. hoarseness, whooping-
cough, consumption, and all diseases of
the lungs Of long standing. and is now
the most popular and beneficial medi-
cine used for all those diseases for which
II is so highly recommended.
J. l.. Curtis Original Mamaluke. is
now acknowledged by all persons of ex-
perience. as the best siimulant ever us ed
for the cure of all those diseases for
which il is SO highly recon mended, and
in which il has been so successfully
used. |. stands unparalleled by any
medicine ever offered to the public. A
fresh supply of these medicines has just
been received by the agents. Those per.
sous who are no. supplied had better
call on some agent and supply their fam.
lies.
Take none unless signed by
j. l.. CURTIS.
See advertisement in another column. J