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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

Find tsnsn.s In trees toos. a he ranuiDs 5rooEs
Sermons sfouss and good Ia eyeryttinr
Tie four boors spent 10 the church morning exercises
bsvirg piOcaceo PAIN in ny knees 1 felt that was 90,
csil-o to Order YET regretted leaving
AL ~ We i,uraeyec again over the prairie o-n o
tsk the crCug fofest TIA; the happy hou Of
the disciples Of 81 Robert and brother. 81 De Rance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

ties for hall century the basis our sIa fabric viii he
-hsken-tbere will .nrue disorder and confusion nor will
there be protection 10 rights
The clause II the Constitution alluded TO s:
"NO person held Ia vice labor State under
the laws thereof escaping into anob.r shal ia conse
quen'e Of any Law r-gulson tner-in ne d's@hNged
from lucb service labor but shall be delivered up
csm Of the party 10 ~h such service labor nay be
cue
This Constitution has been considered ss Fundamental
law Of the land ibe foundsii 81 al The glory Of the
country all civil VIRTUES have hOulihed It il
S. cured the fruits If our Revolution.
that this provision in the Constitution is
E. d. pend The States for is cstion. will ask the
geIiltman who read the able and ingenious argument ia
support Of tn proposnOL that law snch provides
pei atty for Us uiTsci n lie Is too good tneolDgian
20 ADMIT the consequeI ces OF his srgumeat.
Thee De no lar WITHOUT sc.c0H This applies 10
Human As il deer 10 DivDelaw
The Lsgis aurrr ~ ,be several State prohibited
iron pacing sw obsrrctg the il pursuit Of his
.sospd servant ~ho must be- given u, proof by the
claigsnf that Service kbor IS due ssppOse State
pare sw directly oppased Z" tnis clause aud nh citing
p-bshy That the 10 Pgg the state Of Penn.
yysIs aid the Supreme Court Of the United States de-
csI.d AtOTy 1t ~ss Va opposition toth Constitution
ana III rsiOre vic Had power ~ ssfJrea tbs Or,
y1,iols Of the Coz siutoD been - sh S.s tbi. s Of
PtLLsy lyAIiA would hot have teen void But fDr the
M The Con sututon, thar have rsc-d every slave
sOUid be fTee touching the soil Of 81 .i- whose IA
d rct reccgn ze SLAYER for sLa7ey can 0Ay erfa by
otfkOsffl u i0H
Ire PROVISION in the Cor siitu,on Is prohib,ory and
i positive - 10 the giving up " persors escaped ron
Tb+ States could NJ. Be compelled TO give up these ia
ifiyes ty Law u Conxes. yr"giiDl - fond N
ire ConstiHtor-ths orgsnc ltT Of me SOD, ana II =
rnors than A r.ccunsucaii n I an hat t1- word
slave Is MT in the CONSTRUCTION hut th@ sn'-ct vas d.
h.td IN u Cow ton md It caused dep eIct-nent
tie public mud. The CONSTITUTIONAL grov'i'n ~ tn'-
r,garo VA. Z, result OF compromis- Pr SAYING rhs
! lave the authority Of Chsf Ju-iic1 NJ srsnalL fhs
ghf az rem s n. il Ia which the ciz-ns # one
State AZ CAIN ans must receive # another s'as Inc
Fedsa Government has the power 20 carry ont sad per
pstusis This r ght.
and bow With regard 10 fngitives from jl-tce The
came provisions Upon the princi j. ngr-ss n>s
81 psTsus escsped from labor or sstvic- But
the consfutio nsy Of TIE lsgson ~ih regard 10 feg
til from justice has never been ooup'en the 6"gera
r. Of som States have refused To give up "f1gtvsssp
usiIee but the refas upon me grouUd Of nsuih
cent cause never that Of demonstration aiiy
" Court has ever d0Ubted he con-funoaay ~ sglsA
ion providing for tn return 81 fayv-- from r'ic-
4, 4 slated IT that PROVISION ga il- t.Ia T---
ssys bat ful .4fl 40 ,r.li. sDs- zfel t1e rila-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02
California items.

The Cortes arrived at Panama from San
Francisco in fourteen days.
The city of Marysville has again been inun-
dated by the rise of Feather and Yuba rivers.
The steamer California, which left San
Francisco on the lst of April for Panama, took
down 81 ,232 900 in gold dust, of which $780,
600 was to Page, Bacon, g. Co., and S53O,0OO
to Adams g. Co.
There were but few passengers at Aspin.
wall waiting transit to the States.
The steamer Page, running between Sacra.
mento and San Francisco, exploded her boil.
ers on the Sacrameto river, killing four pas.
sengers and seriously wounding several 9TH
ers.
1.-The loss by the overflow at Mary syille wa:
very great.
The steamship Tennessee, reported wreck
ed off San Francisco, has been abandoned
and was fast going to pieces.
The Legislature, beyond the passing of q
bill imposing u tax on foreign miners, did bul
little business.
A resolution was offered on the 25th pro
posing an adjournment sine die on the 18th o
April which passed both houses.
The passag of the foreign miners tax bill
was received with great rejoicing by the ma
tive miners. -slsaa ,af ess
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

Ben. Stinson. having received the neces-
sary papers from the Post Office Department,
will enter upon the duties of the Office to-
day. That he will prove faithful and compe-
tent, we have no doubt In parting with
Mr.. Chandler, we deem it but justice to him
to say that, he has been courteous and obIi-
ging officer, and, we believe, Las discharged
the perplexing duties Of his Office with gene
raj satisfaction, both to the people and the
department. Postmasters are not unfrequent-
ly censured when there is no real fault to be
found with them. The public seem to think
that there are no other labors connected with
the office exceptto deliver the mails, and il
the doors are ever found closed, whether in OF
out of season, the officer is petulantly char
ged with dereIiction of duty. The regula-
tons, as to the time Of delivery at this office
are specifically laid down by the department
which the postmaster would perhaps 6nd to
his advantage to publish, in order that his
patrons may know the true official otliga.
tons that he owes to them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

MINISTER'S SALARIEs.-There have been
general pushing up of Ministers, salaries, in
New Haven, Connecticut recently. Trinity
parish has increased the salaries Of its two
rectors $500 each, making the aggregate
salaries 50 900 year. st Paul's Church has
increased Rev. Mr.. Littlejohn's salary S40O
year, raising it to $4,000. Rev. Mr.. Dut-
toms salary, at the North Congregational So.
ciety, has been increased from $1,000 to
$1,000 yea. The college Street Church
has not only increased the salary of Rev. Mr.
Strong, its pastor, to Sl400, but has paid
$4,000 for the extinguishment of its debt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02
Another Railroad Meeting.

Another Railroad Meeting
/ Pursuant. to public notice and adjournment,
a large and highly respectable meeting was
held on Saturday evening, April 3oth, at Fos-
ter's Hall.
His Hon. Mayor Hopkins, was called to the
chair, and P. @. O'Riley appointed secretary.
]. G. Jones, Esq, addressed the meeting at
considerable length, in an able and efficient
speech, showing the immense advantages to.
be gained by the early construction OF the
proposed Strait Line Railroad, and urged that
the whole of the engagements be taken in,
and that the City then included, take $780,
900 in stock.
Hon. Willard Carpenter was next called on
and addressed the meeting at great length,
showing The Importance Of this road as stock
paying investment, and its effect upon real
estate. in enhancing its value, the immense
increase of trade and travel secured to our
city, and showed satisfactorily from reliable
statistics, that this road would be the very
best paying stock in Indiana.
John Ingle, Jr., was next called to the
stand. and fully and clearly demonstrated the
necessity of the immediate construction of
this road, and the duty Of the City to sub
scribe LIBERAL amount Of stock without delay
Mr.. Ingle's speech was spirited exposition
of his own practical ideas, derived from long
experience in railroad matters and was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm by the audience
Judge Foster was next called upon, and
responded by submitting motion to the eff
feet, that committee be appointed to devise
plan, to raise the requisite amount ofstock,
and submit such plan to the next meeting.
Chas. Viele ESQ.,, offered an amend
ment to Judge Fosters motion s'that the city
of Evansville proper, take 100000 stock;
and that the proposed committee be appoin-
ted, and prepare and submit their plan for
raising said stock, at the next meeting,
The Chairman, made some pertinent re-
marks urging the question. -
i Mr.. Vele's amendment was accepted, and
the motion for the city of Evansville proper
to take 100000 stock was unanimously car.
ried-and the same referred to the following
committee:
JOHN SHANKLIN, A. C. HALLOCK,
CONRAD BAKER, DR.. MORGAN,
NJ. w. FOSTER, J. s. HOPKINS.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet next
Tuesday evening st Foster Hall at u o'clock
III q
p. G. O'RILEY, Sec'ry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

nTWe have been presented beautiful
little volume by Samuel Lister, Esq, entitled
"English Items" by Matt. Ward, author Of
"Leiters from three Continents. We have
only had time to give the work cursory per-
usal, but have seen much in it to please and
interest every reader of taste; it contains
the gems of literature and striking histori-
cal notes without the drop. Its language is
couched in SO pleasing and entertaining a
style that it cannot fail to be very enter
tanning book.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

DfThe beautiful steamer Empress arrived
here at nine O'Clock Saturday morning. Her
time was four days and half-some four
hours behind the Reindeer. Capt. Wilson
has fully established the character of his boa,
vas one of the first in point of speed. whether
she makes the time Of the REINDEER or not.
The Empress has no superior on the river, in
accommodation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

FRUIT KnLED.-There was quite a severe
white frost on Monday night last. in the
Northern part Of tho State, which, the Terre
Haute Journal says, has, as usual, destroyed
their fruit in that quarter. The house tops
and fences were covered with thick crus. of
frost, and the buds and blossoms entirely
frozen to death.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

~ We call the attention of the public to
the"Wall Paper store, Store, Fancy Jewell
ry Box mandatory and Book Bndery," OF
Englehard e. Gasser, on First street, between
Nam and Locust. Their card will be found
in another column. 41-r.s g.s, i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

COOP TIME.-The fleet Reindeer was at
our wharf early Saturday morning, four days
and nine hours from New Orleans. This is
the best time made this year by any of the
New Orleans and Louisville boats. We are
obliged to Mr.. Essex, the gentlemanly clerk
of the r., for late dates.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

ADVANCE IN BEEF CATrLE.-We observe
by the New York papers, that very materi-
al advance has taken place in tho prices Of
beef cattle in that market. This sudden adj
vance. says the Express, is not so much ow-
ing to the growing scarcity in those sections
of country, whence come our supplies, nor to
an increased consumption at home, hut to the
springing up Of new and inviting markets
elsewhere. The gtaziers in the West, in
Northern Illinois, Indiana and Michigan, who
have hitherto been large contributors to East
ern markets, are now driving their herds
across the plains to supply the California
market. The wholesale price for beef cattle
on foot is now from 9 to lo4 cents per pound
The etailers content themselves wi Is or
l6 cents. Beef is becoming a luxury in
Gotham, which only the rich man is able to
enjoy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02
BALTIMORE. April %.

The general council to-day, passed reso-
lution requiring the legislature to authorize
the city to endorse 81 100000 in bonds to the
Pittsburg and Connelvilie railroad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

~ Hon. o. H. Smith left Saturday eve
ming for Indianapolis on the Telegraph, No. 2.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02
SP ECIAL NOTICES.

-~~~->>---~--~~~-~>~->~ -~~~-~-~~~~~-~
GREAT BARGAINS!
G ARIA GES AND BUG GIESl
The subscriber has in store and for SALE at ORiley
MitehelI's Warehouse, splendid lot of NEW CAR
RiA S, oftie latest and most approved styles
consisting 81 Roekawsys French Slide Seat Barouchcs
and Bu,,gies. Those wanting purchase will please
call and Examine. They will be sold low FOR CASH
good paper They be sold aud the prices shall
be made to suit. [apast1 S. HEwsoN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Much of the Taxes for last year due the State and
Countyis now delinquent, upon which penalty has
already accrued But this is not all, required
enforce their paymen with the additional COSTS forth
with, which shall do by distress Of personal prop
ery to make the due from every alike. Those
interested may further costs by calling on me for
few days at my Office, before tn, officers sent out
ap22-6td r. w. DUNBAR. T.v. C.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

tHon. VIM. A. Graham was near being
killed on the 18th inst, on his way from
Raleigh to Hillsboroug, North Carolina. He
get out of his buggy to arrange some part of
the harness, when his hJrse took fright and
ran off, throwing him down and drawing the
wheel of the buggy over him. Fortunately this
oc urred near place where some hands were
atwork on the railroad, and one of them as
sisted him home, which ne reached about 10
o'dock at night. 1t was found that he wrs Sc
yeely bruised and cut upon the face and other
pats of his body. He is improving, and it is
thought he will soon recover.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS. TCT
A a meeting OF the Common Council held the
II 10Th inst, 81.
1t ordered that fhe OF lots No. g. Q, d.
H. and IS in block No. 9, aEc Of lots Nos e. s. l. g.
g. TO- H. - AID - In block No. in the Eastern
largement NIL tho ssme with earth 10 correspond
with the City grade la two weeks from this date. and
that in default of doing the City Marshal be Teqnir
ed and cause the TO be done s--. -..--llrs
GEO. II. TODD -
ape0-3w City Clerk 4.
m h HAISzNS-In whole and half boxes. jus
NJ received and for sale BY t
s EGILBERT & CO.
ape0 = $50 - Sycamore Water ST.
IRISH LINEN. .-f-ss-,ftf
Il IL cases juss landed and for sale By .e--sT =
: - JAS Low & CO..
spI4 Az Main street. Louisville, Ky.
DRINTS.
I ~ cases Allen & Sons, fancy;
l2 do Globe, do:
do Washington Hack and white;
Is do Calico, fancy;
do American Ruby and Polka. on hand and
for sale By JAMES Low Il CO..
apI4 At Main ST, Louisville. ny.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

Washington Plaids, Can't be
Paris styles. for sale by
MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

DAIlyT STUFFS.
Is cases Ripka Cords,
Beat. Unions, English and
apIg
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

II HAVE now on hand the most splendid assortment OF
i Spring and Summer Hats ever introduced into Ey
ahsvilie-embraciDgin part u Q following:
Black, White Nankin, Pearl. soft Furs latest STYLES
Misses. Boys and infants Hats Of all prices and des
criptions ft =
Panama. Leghorn and Braid hats:
Ladies summer riding hats. p. VAUTyER
ape First street. I'd door abo, Myin
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

Just RECEIvED from New York-A large assort-
- ment Of Bonnets and chdrens' Hats of the latest
styles. and for sale very low by
ap22 - wM. LowENTBALL & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-16
l. sTRAUB. Il. HAZLETT.
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY
Corner Front and John Streets Cincinnati, Ohio

"a Magazine street New Orleans
~ The above is Wood Cut single geaed Queen Of the
South " Corn Mill and Crusher.
Breaker Of strength and durability
ease OF operation.
Corn Mill into Mill but few nutes work
put II on take il of.
y French burs grind Wheat Corn and stock Feeds calculated
These Mills have
and horse In competition against the other make Of Mills OF
CITY, at our state fa and have Jailed 70 carry on me %
miunon awarded beautiful silver medal Our
Mills also took hrst the best Mills, two Annual
Aso-Portable SAW MILLS water power.
This Mil exhibited operation by horse the Ohio State
Fair in 1885, when awarded premium and splendid SILVER
Aiso-DiFeent kinds Of portable HORSE POWERS AND STEAM
All articles .nssul
and durability, surpassed by =
All articles warranted saen ouost
O transportation and the money refunded.
full description and testimonials Of merit and usefulness
refer hosf 9! GSf PmIe had g STT aG1Ty ee
NoTEM Kmball the partner Of j. H. Burrows while exhibiting
BaowH Mill state fall, boHtsTous about his
Mill conrgeousy tered agreement with
quantity was to be the owner both q at each and every ra
straub to eighteenth mill
Burrows & Sc sRc SGSP r ERfaiy inch MILL
S.Taub 10 Il twenty t~otrch mill
Burrows d Co. 70 run -ouriuA mill.
THIRD TRIAL.
Straub TOT tweuy-sS mill.
Burrows q Co. to a thirty inch mill.
When the pinch came, mat hoi ferrous courage popped OUT
To the above append challenge grind e ed ouo whole
viii run my eighteen QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with cob
MUM AT ONO STATE FAIR last fall against nty-fuur
Bunows MIL and VIM Stewards OHIO and Kentucky Stock Feed
have entire appreciation Pomeroy8
cushr eurlary Should my single article m to grind equal
mills Gust pleased then draw hundred dollars
boys don't be covard nothing like walking st.sigh
into the merits offs thing. ISAAC STRAuB
To J. II. Burrows q Go. janis en-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every body
NO. /.
R. R R.
R.ADWAY'S READY RELIEF
u y
ssop MOST PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES on
IA sss s IN I
INrERNALAND EXTERNAL.
giving instant sAso to the most
TO THE SICK AND PAINsUFFERINa OF NEW
1 I'll. fh;5 sssat
yso rs N r. T
IT HAS CuRhD,
saSSSHIIssS II S 62s ;I HOURS.
PiSEsRSA N s oEF sES6 MS6r.s.
s sPSsa h s nv sMI!rsSSErRss .
sisk HfAApsseHK Il EIsTgHs sSiSSEks.
s$s# $5S$s
STs a. sps sRS sT eS ss
r s TIC saf IN:
my SICK HEADACHE
FANS s s9Gs
pOi'OnOus acids Of the 'ysi pSp'pvpNrYoN
he dali and heavy iosnEsa
Nil aabepooniuio r. r. r. win Bowl Of Water, aud bathe,h
Head Neck and Temples wash the Face ud and other parts the
rsyent headache and bilousuess.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
s t. Il. ss
ninuescheek the most distressing discharges aud will speedily
remove the eause, ,..
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses almost
na pain 81 this I
departing u has cured thousands Of in the city
door The effects Of he Stop
the syum and supply the with
vitality the loss which the
palms. ,uur,,, .w,s,.
PAINS RELTEPED IN FIVE hLHUTRs.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF willstop the
pain. Of instantly Pernons living M
months, confined to their beds by Rheumatic Palms,
top whose
painia relieved pain in hleen ),
the Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. This Ia the truth
thousands in the city hundreds In
iIa;,.
.ssy pY Tor he citizen, IL nat evsI
Union the
CHILL FEVER.
CHILLs STOPPED IN a EEV sIRUTEs-PlTN RELEEpEI
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF ike charm in sesses ofch
breaks the Ch Immediately andinvgo
with health strength OF
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
whonevs PAIN apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
relieve few minutes. If sve pains the S1aei
nte,iine Liver Kidneys Bowels, Joints Bones RAILWAY
.fow MINI los stop pain and eky is eaass
RADwAY CO., isa fulton street, Ne y York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT Co, Isl chartrss street, Nswor san.
E General Agent who will supply dealers In the country
| way Co.'ppriees
LARGE BOTTLES.
MEDIUM "
| Small
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CTURED
Worlds Safe COosDU,,u.

FkNHE attention of the public is called to the
superiority OF these Safes SAFES
principle. We first Orraek
strongly made oughtron plates bare around which compo
chilling the liquid mpeus
abe the ehne drill and capsule of resisting bowso he
sedge the scientific it only say "Naiure
Mechanic leaves no belts straps rvs.s for the
with perhaps required
them Neither the burning element make
the solid mass, lined tits with proofwal
these
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF coAiBISAT ALTON BANK
LOCKS only depository money other
elea We further here butltte security q The poPn
Safes Bank vEultsnow They the work meehar
often brok eui into, experience has Demonstrated
This Company furnish short notice Sal Is and
BANK VAULTS Institutions Mercantile
Firms which will Powder
Proof, when secured with Lilies Bank Locks. -
above Safes Locks together with Day Neweh
Psrauopte the W. W. WsrP No.
--t'-s' e. PETTEEs. Is Camp street.
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MEDICAL.
GENUINE MEDICINE

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No.
" 151 EET-J WRIGHT co.
10 stand uavasd department. Of their
with all the popular
the Uued constantly
with ample far below
By this enabled ede- for the
opurasers the which found thsr
city, Having had
sale Of Patent have acquired for
the
supply the trade prices that the cannes
fail TO realize handsome per entage ether nj whole
RETAIL At establishment full Of
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following comprises
twenty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-16

PLASTERs.
5herman'sPoor MANS
Allebasi oorNan's
Allebasis .diaRubbof Baeb,I
The Impro, cd Poor Mhu'a,
Jew DaVid's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
Knapp's Indian,
Whites Machine sprsad Strength
ening,
Whiting 'sstrsngthenirs,
Kidd's Imperial,
Herick's Royal,
LlNINENTso
Butlsr's Bone and Fever,
Bartine's Lotcu,
Dasis's Horse,
Hunts, Hayes, 5cians', Hswea
TOOTH PASTES.
Shsrman'sC Compound Orris Tooih,
Thompson's Aromatic Tooth,
Jonss'u Toothachs.
LOZEEGES.
Sherman's Cough, Worm Can, pho
Ching's Worm,
Wistar'e Cough,
DROPS.
Solomon'p Tcothach-,
sherman's Toothachs,,
Willisms'a To ..aachs.i
| MISCELLANEOUS,
Thorn's Extract,
Winsr's AToanuin Extract
Cartsr's Spanish Mixture
Mothers Rs!ie.,
Mrs. Kiddrr's Cordial,
vanghn's Dirhontriptic,
orgood's indian ChologogGe,
Halssy' Forest Wine,
Mr. naye's Dyrentery Cordial,
Cullsn's Femal. Specific,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable Rems
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
Bells Army Tinorure. .
Davis's Depurhttve Extract,
Jaype's Alternative,
Jayne's Hair Dye,
Jsyue's carminstive,
Rowand'H CaIminativs,
Balm Columbia,
Upham's Pile EleetuEiy,
Jonsa's Chemical Soap,
Crumptou's Balsam,
rhompson's Eye Wafer, ..
Mrs. Hayes Eye Water.
Perry Davls'a Pain Killer,
Jones'n Hair Restorative,
Jones'a Lilly White,
Beal's Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, Colosnss,
Meen fun,
Circasaian Balm,
Balm Of Gilead,
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add FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
W cemsty he 9btaipsd BY qEgy9g g q O PERSON Irea
odd kelless, Hall Of Camp and Lass,is Rev cAs
WHIrALI Eplanade street. amt = NJ CoNEf ut 81 ke
Co. Camp price Vaults for stokhodng Lodges
members $780, members Of sioekholng Lodges for
te burial child all other bues the price
Vault $40 invariably For the purchase Of Lots
maiitn respecting the "Resln apply %
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JAS. fURNEAUA, Al the Odd Fellows Hall
JAs. Secretary. my5 lyos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-16

ss- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No MAGAZINE STREET door Canals reet s. ROBb
Co. ae Fartan constantly receiving New Goods
from their Mandatory Philadelphia by direct IRON
England prepared offer dealer, the most liberal induce
DLER, saddlery HARDWARE, HARNESS, LEATHER TRAVEL
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RuHBER G!xlps ssAD-
DLEY, COACH HARNESS AND THU hIs.
TRIMMINGS, etc.
Prrrha a,e ngitah 70 csl.