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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-26

YELLOW FEVER IN ALABAaA.-The fever cases
appear to be increasing in the interior of the
State. It has broken out, it is said, on several
canebrake plantations between Demopoiis and
Newbern, Greene county 1t is also said that
several cases have occurred at Marion, Perry
county. A rigid quarantine between this place
and Selma has been established. Latest ae-
counts from Selma represent the epidemic to be
slowly abating. Judge Rapier has deemed it
prudent to adjourn the session ofsthe Circuit
Court Of Clarke county, owing to the presence
Of the fever at the county seat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-26
ytHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND .sffEfstr... ffEfstr...

d SourHAMPToH UNITED STATES MAI.
srEAMEkS ehps comprising Limo the WASHINGTON
Capt h, NJ Fitch; HERMANN cnp Higgins. These steamers
stop at southampton both going and returning.
Propo7ed Of saip
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-26

Man SHor BY A WOMAN The watchman OF
| the steamer New St. Paul, named William Rogg.
on her last trip from Keokuk to 81. Louis, was
shot dead by Mrs. Miller under the following
circumstances: She was deck passenger, and
had retired to rest with her husband, when
Rogg approached and attempted some unwar-
rantable liberties The intruder was several
times ordered away, and as many times return
ed. Atlength, ezaspersted at his opportunities,
she took pistol from her husband and fired it
out Of tie window, for the purpose Of frightening
him but the ball entered his heart, producing
immediate DEATH Upon the arrival Of the
steamer at st. Louis, the woman immediatel
delivered herself into the hands Of the police.
her husband accompanying her to prison MuciI
sympathy is expressed in her behalf, and it is
thought that she will be speedily released.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-26
GdLPESTON.
VER.A CRUZ.

Yin' .f9l
staanfsm n goods. cubic ....... 40 M
~ For ueigi pnaaage having elegant
and stes gs,kl apply ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-06-25

NAiVS MUSIC STORE,
~. s ssd Z Csap IT,, : desvs (re~ csss',
Ner Ofbr0na.

TnR undersigned des'ses re
- pec,feI'y to infovm the pablls tha-
WV they can al~sys find al his Ms''s
Sscvs, choice and large assortment II l''s"o
Forfes,a at very reasonable prices, aud on accom-
no ating terms
Among them are Pnanc Forses made BY the
old and celebrated manufacturers. 7. Gilbert
n Co., Of Boston, Of rich tone, and finished
beautifully in rosewood. black walnut. and ma
hogany, with iron frames, made in the most
substantial and aorkmanlise manner. Also
the Justly celebrated .foitar Piano Fuies,
which, for sweetness OF tone, have net been
cqualed. They are peculiarly suited to The
couriry.as the .Eolian does not require tuning
for years.
The Ncw improvement Piano : ortes
the patent v,trailng Orsrbr1gs, Is also Tor
sale al the same Establishment THIS improve.
mcnt gives peculiar iirmness ard trllilacry 70
the treble adds TO the durability and strength
of The Piano, and renders IL espabe.oi rein"'n-
ing much longer IN tune than thosein Ordinary
use.
J WIN Is Agent for Henri Hrs celebrated
+ Grand Pianos and Panno. made IN faris. FOL
power and sweetness oil tone, they stand pre-
/. eminent.
The Dolcs Compound Ahnchn,sm,J. Pclle,
! e. Co.'S Paris Pianos, IND Instruments from al
The best manufactures. constantly receiving
and for sale Oh liberal terms.
Second Hand Pianos for sale, from $50 ,'
$500 each, and taken in part payment ior new
! Pianos.
Pianos. Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and Ar
praised.
Cofhcarf's Meiodcon-This beautiful tone'
Wind. instrument, for Village Churches, iodae'
S.~a..J,,,, p,vti.s aud the pflyatr practice q
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MILLER, HARRIS, e. WALDO. No. "a

MILLER, HARRIS, T. WALDO. No. 10
wi Camp street, New Orleans, Whoiesai.
and Retail Dealers IN Hohse Furnishing Goods,
Upholstery and Cabinet Furnishing Goods,
Paints, OILS, dc. On hand, a very large as
sorimcnt OF Gilt and lironzcd Lamps and Gi-
rondolcs Hall Lamps and Chandeliers; Tea
Trays, various patterns, Table Cutlery Plated,
pan-hed, Tin, Jnpanned, and Wooden
Ware Glassware: pialn and oolored Floor
Mating; Soaps: Wax, Sperm and Star Cam
dies; Sperm, Whale, Lard, Lin-ccd, Ncatsfoot
and Chemical OILS Spirit Gas, Camphine. Al.
eohol, aud Turpcnline Paints, Of every des-
erip,ion; Brushes; Window Glass: Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue; Flowing, Polishing
Scrapng, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan, and
White Damar Varuishes Cgslcd HAIR Hair
Cloth; Springs Gimps; Fringes Ticking and
Bed Lace; Cords, Tasscls dc. Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale
Jan. II, 1881. 29-iy.
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orvrcc M. l23 Gnvier street, New W.
~. I. ~nrr, Csrr-ss, Sraidhead. White
S.,,;rs. ao,,. and Ukers, Of every dese''P'
S .;ss IJan, 8, lsos.1 nniy
The following IL another instance OF '"s ~
,on,.hing cures, which, Samuel Ne.no'"s' NA".
rr, Doctor, is effrc.ing. II those VINO "'' ~
Nir,.d with this dreadful disease (os any 'na'
a,s enumerated above.) viii call upon h'''' ne
will .sll,f, them from the testimony OF te
.nns Of N, frs, responsibility, wiih whom tnc!
can converse, that he can ard does 90, =" we.
n, p,,u,i.c.. lie has cured several cases '"A'
ha,. been given up by the most ein'heh' p'''
tit,opcrs in the country, and IN SHOT f'''o"
of .im. His treatment IL mid ana ge",''.
No one should continue to saiief VIM" ''"''
is so close at hand.
Nrw ORLEANS, December II, lso2'
D,,r N,r. Permit me TO express 10 You NY
warm thanks for the great ten."' 'e'rN.I
r,o,, v,.r treatment. and 10 say to you thai
am now entirely we'll Ana, rs IL ."se'
which should add TO your growing rPu'"uo"
| .hink II bu, JUS, that the facts should ps eo''.
munica,ed to the public You are .he'e,o'e' ~
| liberty to make any use OF this eef'"'sae ~"
nav desire and, II persons visiting the city
M ~. afflicted A. vas, should wish to in
cure further Into the matter, am p'eP''.' "
satisfy them of the truth OF my statement
had large cancer ON 'he eau, Oh NY
ard was under the treatment oil tne i",-''"''
DR.. Gilbert for eight months, when ne pro
nouuccJ me cured During ih'. time, sn,', ,'.
a rrea, deal from his treatment ana Pa'' n'n
a considerable sum Of money fof s'ehlee,
months after Dr. GIber. gave me up as cureu
kept bandagc on my leg AZ he directed VINE,
the cancer broke out worse Than ever !" u,
dl.,rcs. applied to you, and am happy TO SAY
that you have effected a cure IN 'noI. re''oa'
Of time, withou, compelling me to wear band
are-. and with far less pam.
enn be found at tn. corner Of Naicbez an
New Leyee. r
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.... .....,uf worhAlan-hipi ana
are considered by the profession and competent
iudyc-, 10 be the finest Pianos made In the
United States. Particular attentions requested
to their splendid Sespentne pattern, with REAR
keys, which is considered one oil the''ncs' now
made.
HALLErr. DAVIS \ co.'s celebrated Bosros
P,Asos, g, st, 81, and octave Piccold fiano
For,cs, from the factory OF "Ple'ei co,
Paris; also pianino-, Scm-Grand end Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Oh Pianos taken IN exchange and part pay
men'.
GUITARS. from the house Of Hall Il Son
Spanish aud French patterns, sc; Nlohns, m
LARGE quantities; Melodoons, Scmphines, %
rans, Flutes, larioncitcs, Brass Instruments
of all kinds, Violncellos, Banjo-, strings for
MI instruments, aud musical merchandise of all
descriptions wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music of all kinds-music received
from the North by every steamer, NJ soon ~
published; church Books, Instruction Books
&c.
Particular attention is called TO the large and
extensive selection Of Acrordcons and fln',uas,
which l. the most complete and perfect s"irc-
ton of these beautiful Instruments ever offered
10 the southern market.
All order. from the country faithfully and
promptly attended TO. a liberal discount made
TO Teachers and to Soninarics.
IIORATIO ID. HEWITT
30 Camp st.. New Orleans.
Jan. 10, 1852. v3n2s
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vVaISOy's NEW PATEN Il
SCANNING LATHE.

VVNIIlS ncw PATENT MINING NJ.
CUi\E can now be seen IN successful
on,ra,ion NV cus,omefs) al the subscribers
s,orc. und,, the st. Charles ||otcl.
Tn, utility of this machine being now de-
mons,rated be,cnd all easil or uopb', aud pro.
r,un,,d by SCIENTIFIC JUDGES, aad the practical
manufactures, at the North, TO be the best ma
chin, for sewing ec.r i'"'r'r' -" - n'r
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A irREn NUNROE l. cos One Pre-
~ @orsr(ts ~ Magazine street, corner :"
DRAWER
W. would iwfor.2 our friends. and the pub
lie in genera that our present stock Of
CiosAins. Furnishing Goods, de-.
il nn.ou.,lcd in extent and beauty BY that OF
~ .,he, establishment in the United States
TO be convinced Of this statement, Is oh'y
necessary TO call and examine. Our immense
,aIrs ARE brought about By the simple iAe'
being known, tina, the prices Ne place upon
Goods ia uniformly low, and the ioa'i'} OF
es,h article i. guaranteed what Il is represent
cd to be. Perfect satisfaction Is "hat We ann
Al in dealing with our customers
An or clothing ia manufactured al our IS
Enlistment. No. AL Broadway, New iorS'
,.nd.r the Immediate ssperntehdenre oil one
Of our Arm, who spares no pans IN securing
the mos, desirable sty les Of Eocda- ~ Is WIZ"
the fulles, eonhden,e of being able to give
sa,i.fn,t,on. that We invite all who may be IN
w,u, Of articles in our line TO call and eAs"'-
inc our assortment.
The following j.. only partial list Of a'i''
cles ., :,
fyoet and Dress Coafs-fr and Eng black
eioth dress and irocA coats Il" do blue nfo"h'
mulberry, and green cloth lfoeAs DO DO e'aeE
brown, mulberry, olive, and golden brown
elo,b Polsa.. tr. and Eng. black aud fame,
eolored elo,s walking coai-, limaiaya inF
| new stylc,l sac French, black, mulberry, an'
olive cloth opera sa.-; do black and fancy
eolored do.shin lnio. sacks. do extra super
eue drab and faney ooiored walking coats
coinneton, gray, mixed, and silver gray sae'
and polkas lfcnch black, blue, brown, anc
Olive beaver sac aud frock coats; do blue
brown, aud silycr-gray, Whitney sac coats
do. Labrador (varous rolor-) to turn, sac
/ coats; do superfnc dfab cloth and bcave
( walking coats Fr and Eng blaek snper'ln'
cloth sack and walking coats, do blue, brown
aud drab pilot cloth sac-. >,
Blaaksi coais--Frencb .nperhnc blue, hr n
and gray sacs and pale,otsi do do extra Ions
aars and fsoeks; Fr. second quality; ibir'
quality, fancy colcrcd sacs and raleiols.
J,rcsd coais.---tr Eng and Amer'h tweed
-ac-, frock, and rale.otsi do do bouie'ardS
do do pokas.
CroAss.-iiue and black cloth eioaks, ever!
qua black and blue pilot cloth eoaks'
\ ris g Vests Of every quality and pat
q
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BUCKLES & CO, Druggists and Apotheco.
- ries, Nos. 80 and 90 Canal street, New
Oreana Importers Of, and Wholesale dealers
in, drugs, medicines, perfumery, surgical instru
mcnts, &c,
Ship, steamboat, pla..tation, and family med.
lc'nes. put up with particular care, and guaran-
iced fresh and genuine
Jan. \, 1859. n97-Om
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FRANCIS ARNOLD.


JIORATIO d. HEWITT, (successor to
i Tyler g. liewi,t,) rqAso FORTE AND MUSIC
DEALER, 80 Camp street, New Orleans, Has
always on hand one Of the largest and most
complete selections of Piano |ories IN the
southern country, all Of which are Guaranteed
a. good and perfect Instruments. Agents 'o'
the sale Of A. Sronsp~ CO. ~"
pisnr
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SCOTT 1 Soaring.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CIOTulERS.
So and GO Canal, corner Of Old Leres street.
Nsp Orleans.
BUYERS will at all times find large and
ID sea>onablc stock on hand. Of cur own
manufacture, ut very low and uniform prices,
Aloo Al full stock Of shirts, hosiery, CLOSES, su.-
Pcnders, trunks, carpet bags umbrellas, etc, etc
JOHN ID. SCOTT 4 co,
- Nsssaa H., Nem York.
1r Please taks memorandum Of our name
and number IL
Jan. 3. 1853. n27-ly'
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l ..Gse ...s n cos
uoUSE FURNISHING STORE

II CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS.
I,IIINA, <ilass and Eafthcnware Silver
\ Spoons, Forks, Ladies', &c; Plated tns-
tors, Candlesiicks, Wai,ers, Cakc-l,askets,
Spoons, Forks. sc. Yri'ann,a Teasets,
Pitchers. rrns, Cups, &c. Tin War;: A gen
eral asSor,nen,. Wood Ware; Tubs, Buckets,
,Brooms, Baskets, &c. brushes p; Floor, Dust
ing, Scrubs, Whi,cwash, &c. Castings; Pots,
JSakc,tl~, Griddc-, &c. .japaunery; Wait.
rrs, Buckets, Boxes. Cutlery; KNIVES and
Forks, Of all descriptions and qualities. Brass
ard Iron; Tenders, Audrons, Shoscs aud
Tongs. lamps: Ofcvcry description. Cooi-
ipg N,otes: The celebrated Republic Stove.
In short, every article required TO furnish a
house, Except cabinc, furniture aud dry goods,)
being the most extensive assortment IN any one
store in the city,
lj- Goods for the county packed with extra
care.
Jan, 10, 1883.
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&, 4. BEASLEY L co.

E. T.. bEASLEY L co,
(LATE or MARSHALL, TEvAS)
Wholesale Grocers and dealers in Wines, Ii
quors, aud Protisions, No. IL Canal ST.,
and II Crossman 81, (betwefn Custom
House aad The Kiter)
HAVE opened large and well selected
l i stock of the above articles, which they
offer on AS favorable terms as can BE- purchased
at any house in the city of New Orleans Per.
sons visiting the city will please favor them
with call All ORDERS promptly and faithfully
attended to. by stric, attention to business they
hops to give general satisfaction and to receive
liberal share of patronage, particularly from
their Texas friends
Jan. =, 1851. n?7-ly.
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BARGAINS.
ROSl: 4 N OK y,

4 RE now Up. ming at the store lately occu-
~ pied by VIM G. Trabue. n large assor,-
m,ni Of Dry Clouds, consisting Of Silks, Barege,
Muslin, Jacones, English, French, md Ame'i-
eae prints, embroidered sleeves, cheIhI,cttes,
Bcrlis,, sils, aud Md gloves, and large variety
81 linry .Aois trunks, boots. shoes hats.
aJit. misses. and children shoes; satdlery,
hardware, ratiery, glassware, ayderork"ryware.
ESQ,
4 isrgc assarrueot 81 Gs"cs''ss and Staple
i'to.s. wi,.l. they viii sell low for ca.h. Call
ana see.
Shretspori, April 10, isba ~
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21..siIk mnd straw Goods.-27.

~ YALE in, g. co, 81 Magazine street,
~. New Orleans, Wholesale Dsafers ~ imi-
ported S,ayieand Fancy silks and Nird~ Goods
Laces, E,mbroder,es, Giores, Man'iifas, Irnges
Draids, Buttons, G'mrs, trimmings u aHh,nds
!. Donnsis, Ntrar Hats, Ribbons, Artificial
Fiomers, Millinery Articles, aud Rich Fancy
D,sss f;oods Of ali kinds. A full and complete
assortment Of every thing in their line Of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand Count
~ Merchant. visiting this City are respectfully
invited to ra. and examine bef,re purchasing.
c. YALE. JR., & co.
81 Magazine street between
Common and Grayief
Jan TO- 1883
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VTY n DOUOC.AaA kssivtV ~ -.
W. rwd,~e Arshsn. ehsssefcff' "a,
wili eivs pss.spl solesete" y the iosss's"g
81 s..,rhsniiss NJ freight shipped ~ h's
R,yrxr.er.. hyse 4 iiari.ss, NJ. Or.
iesss !; ~ insy, Grren 4 Co, Ne. DvASn' ;
Allies 4 Patton. Grren + Douglass, Haley
= llowerton, Shreveport
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JOHN DIVEREl'X.

No - Icaorpi'oniss NJ, NsT Criernt
"COPPER", Tin. aud Sheet iron Nanuiaerir
\ Sloye- Crates, and Ship Caboosc-, Of al
sizes and PATTERNS. pm, up to order.
~ Gnnd- for the country carefully pack q
And -. Hob j,
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an. n,sn, shirts, all qualities all
.ol upper ribbed shirts; cauze, merino,
...,a. .,lc thread, and Aaune! shirts socks
a quality
= vs. and Ghildrea's Clothing.
Con ting of f-ocks, rolsas, sacks, jackets,
1terr T., paulaloons, vests, and cloaks, OF
even quality.
Also every variety Of gloves; sn-penderss
Of yarjou. hind. craya,s ant hanScrchieis OF
every quality.
Also trunks, yaliscs, umbrellas,
India rubber goods Of every description
a." One Price for Goods, and no derintion
In visiting The city, do no, fail to call on
ALFRED Nj NEOE q co.
yaap.l Il Magazine street
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Piano fOrtcs &c.
THE subscriber keeps constantly
Tor sale the Iarges, stock of Pianos
W. w in the city, principally from CnicK-
rRisc and NuSS's and CLARK. Those are un.
questiopably the beat manufacturers in the U.
States. Also, at all times Guitars from MAR.
TIN, together with Violins, Accordcon-. etc.
All the late and fashionable music, with Pre-.
ceptors, etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS,
10 Camp street, Ne9 Orleans.
Jan. 2, 1853. n27-ly
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INE partnership heretofore existing in
I tI. nwn between the subscribers, under
ihr hfm ID EoprRr DossOLi Il Co, was dis
soisel ON Sac Isl instant. by mutual consent.
l.iihfr par !. authorised to use the name of
See bate ira in liqulda,ion.
! ROBERT pON\ElI,
ALIEN. MctbNOCilIE,
iut him.eu and
WM. y IkD>NELL..
s,,rc, OPP art, 18Th Mavh, 1883.
sg b, f.e remaining stock Of Goods will
VI old on reasonable terms, for cash, to close
sss.i d. Ira ard those indebted '" the 'a'e hrn
~iij niesa, call and settle, so as 10 save costs,
tins beng our last call,
ROBrRT cONNELi,
McCONOCIiIE & DONNklL.
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ejeA erl a. I66Ss
HODEN6ACrs IVORY -

HeAO6N0ACA6 WVNA
An srtjrls founded upoe ae;eos,na 10y;
compounds with purriy vsRstsAls r'sssss3 b. :
bs,nv ,,~ses~,y safe when ,sksa, - ~
bcem kn"wn to fail In enviaR III 49,
nate sa.cs. Worms Gan never sxie(. vSs ~.
remedy is once used, from Tie fsss ~ ~.
o.ly DESTROYS them, but reaaovee II N.
and mucus which may remain.
THE TAPE WORN.
This worm Is the most diiicait ssahA
.,roy Of all thai inhabis the hsssas
grows 10 mn almost imd~Hnsir length.
rpmluy 40 coird and fastened ~ lin -
and the stomach ~ tn pss.du. t.s.. - ~
Dance, DC, which il the saa-' y tsass Sls1
to the grave, not believing era
plants have their origin ir,m 81. ls,e s.
consequently thrt do ndN W III ur..s{7Hs2
.,.. H., ,hr,, d,.ra.c. 10 t.,.,.s M. ~.
t,s,ed win m, ,r,u, foe Il, bsal,I
mend the use Of m, WON Nvrvr - nm
p,Ux ,he k,vyuu Il, b.. taken In 49,
tails suooofsl., three time. d.v. ~. w
,r,,, i've 10 riyht Of ~, Liver ki,,. :.
iotyc ana ru.s The worm. Il, ,,,,c,I, -.
,,,h... d,r.ction.. III. mes, ..,-,;...''sA
~ Tan. Warn, c.u bc .px,,d,ix cu,.I
VI r,,rND az STUMAIH Wnsr
Mi. wor,, /, r,.a,ly found in ,h. 1870
,..,,ne. and !. IN. worm mos, co~.ss
.,i,Jrsn We, /, |. no, ~u.ir~Iy cont;,,sS n :
"J,l,s h.,. t,,,.,u,,, h.n kno~s -
..,,,, ,h,,, yAe .vn,ioS, mo., ..s.s.'9l
'.hi,. socc,.A with Tits wo,m. - ~.
'nJ o,l,cs. Of the belly. SHINY ..s.i. ...'.
". 81 IN. bowel p,ckjny nj n. ~
u,...',.,, .,,rat .n,i,, ,h, ,ves a. 80
-, van, ch,lef,n hay,. any "a =
''l " u,l,s,,,,rl,, syor,, -.
I Nm'I'v,',',,l H.,
s"'.'! Wv .,i .n.eay :"
certain, '"' % 81 IA" .,....,I "~
us'hs u ".o. -, to,,,h .aa 'p
IS no, ''s.p'na sror, ,hs 49,. Z" -. -
oughy ''au'' .n ~. Wv yW0
f,S' "ss",c" '"'' y
grave, AS Tor 'aii' 'hefe - 20 suvh word = -
with those VINO sse ny WITH nyse
ASnAkiphn y" $500 ,.n;.h ~ .'T s., w. W.
III, d. ,'..., ,.",I,.-s
IS hao'e, nv Wv "v . =" a
"'u''s' Z 'uad ~. .,'' es~
tc''""'i ',u " d.. ,,v H. r.I.s NJ
''nuo" ,".y t. ...s,' ;,a.r.s.:s- ~ vi
SERIOUS ..-"-,""S.~.
o""e' -. ""u I'D IS w.,.. ~! .
"'"' - b. a. ~. -.
-. -, - ,.- Z..ss y
H t.f. es, Il, IN .ssI' Il
.4a.a Hen Fl Neiia .,ysup and llvW NJ
are recommended to be used they will ss(soITI
An that is necessary s.o use the SyrY h u
eordanre with directions on each bottb; q
in case a gentle purgatise il required 10 ~
TO allay the irritation they produce, " lsa9
pnl., Ly their s,mpo,h,r,ng action and 49,
, op.a,ion upon the bowels. /. the moe, p,sau1]
, medicine tina, can be taken.
=, HohrN '. a = ~ mn I ~ ~
NO par' ., ". si,b h.,,n,, ' "".,,. .t.
, ease ''"" WV 1890 vx.
ea.rJ m. blood Of course flowing th,u,dk =
, ,or,s If the body. produces Lirsr Coms1iat
, Ln.i,ce' Hllions AF,r,ion,, Dys-,.s, 4.
LIVER rOWPIAINT
: I. attended with chils, succeeded by few, -
: we're pain, in the region OF tn LvrF' ,en''.C
/. bitter taste, yellow 'nrred tongue, pulse
aud bounding Tue pam '" 'he sac ,, nsf'''s
tie pain is generally in the left shoulder, ri
II 4 'h'r' airy 'o"T, '''e "iH p'e"""t -, -,
Tifafd"cf' ana 'ns n"'.s cray '.",,a' ~.
disease can w 'u''" ny we "ss ~ "*''sa.
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Cash Advances.
Dsn wxlnx \ Rope,


NELSON DoOlAE,
TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT. "a,
~ G. +. NELSON. The above
fssss2 House i. now in the full tide of sucs
.lalAaA. csssfi,l cpcratiou renovated and
thoroughly refarnishcd.
Arrangements lave been made with Mr.
iIoarnan for tho care Horses at his Stable,
eon,enicn, TO the lloi.
Office for HE Marshall and Mansfield Stages
kept here
tpril, 81, 1853. ~
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nnCGs. PAlNTs, &c.

THE subscriber haa m hand, and rcnsinss"
IL receiving large stock 81 fresh prse-
Medicines. chemicals, paints. oilssgia ete''e'c
.-ccs Which arc ,Ar following asticlca
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TINE attention Of buyers Ia respectfully
l. called to the extensive stock Of wall pa.
papers and borders, both French and American,
for sale very low, Al No. rs Csmp street, being
composed Of the moat beautiful patterns ever
imported into this market. Those in want o!
the article would do we'll 10 call and examine
this stock aud l'nra Prices Also, on hand
general v,fisis VI upholstery gccds.
iOsElH Ei-l'hk. III Camp ct.
Jan. ., 1855 n27y
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wkAwLiSs. LII. DUNCAN
ToAWLINS, DUNCAN & CO., Cotton Fac.
II ,oys and Commtsion MereAanis, No. 90
"ss5i.le'et Street, New Orlcans. no y
nsFna ro-~Jaulss Y. Collier. Colonel c. II.
Cooper. W. = sanders, J. +. Roseborongh,
Joseph ~ Taylor, Harrison county; DR.. John
W. Maasie, J. J. Holloway Rusk county; N.
Tnwick, Js0sPscn.
We will fuvnish Baggins, Rope, and Plan.
tation supplies 10 Planters shipping 10 the
above house.
EVANS. GREGG, 4 KEY.
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CVusu~ WVbSVGU 0VVA SvVIte
No. SO, Grarisr IT., n Orleans.
III d. McGlNNIS, succsssor 10 john Nall,
! II having purchased the ensirs stock Of
books and stationery, belonging 10 the late
John Ball. he will continue the book and 81.
t'onesy business At the old stand, IS Cr,yie,
street, and would beg to solicit a call from he
old csstonsss Of tie HOUSE. and eli ether.
wiahiae books and stationsfs for their own use
OTTO seli again.
His assortment Of school books, theolos;c.l
and miscellaneous books, blank books. psper
and stationery, isvery complete. 'iIs viii kesp
constantly on had al! the publications Of the
methodist book concern, which viii BE- sold 4
catalogue prices.s
Book binding Of every description executed
vtea neatnesa and diseatch, Il NJ lowest ps;res.
1'ass book: q I'll dssrhp.ioss, naasahsss,ed
y of9ss Il W shosssst notice,
usesss ~ anything Ia Ma line Il ls,Iaee.
WI y Pssapeiy executed, nd Il ~ ~
rs,sss - Y epyssA thsnsslvss. wsrs NJ.
u. D. McOINNls, s. C,s,;,r =
New OslpaaA Jsa. q, 1859, lr