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Another sciel1tIac wonder,
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPk,.
DIR. HOUGHTON'S lAt

THR TRUE D,cv..
FLUID, or GASTRIC INV NV
prepared from Rensss,' 'L'
the fourth Stomach If ~, y y
Ok, after directions ~ D. Ols
ron Leibig, the great p o.
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FACULTY OF INsTRuCTION !.

REv. PETER CRAWFORD, M A. President, and Professor
49,, -. Of Moral Philosophy and Natural Scicnce.
JOHN A FOSTER, NJ A. Professor Of AHceHt and Modern
Languages.
A. w. RICHARDSON, NJ A., Professor Of Mathematics and
EsgtSh Literature
EMIL MENGER Professor Of Nnsic.
MISS EMILY A. WHlFFIN Preceptress aided by many
competent teachers the interest the Institution require
MRS MARIA c. CRAWFORD, Superintendent Of the Board
ing Department
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EXAMINATIONS.

There will be public Examination at the close Of each
Son that in the summer Occupying four days and that in tn
winter occupying days We earnestly and respectfully in
wta the people and particularly the patrons Of these Insu
10 attpnd he xa mi
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For sale by Messrs. CoTToN, Carthage j. NJ HOOP
Err Edinburgh j. PATTY, GEO. BRYAN. Louisville; c.
G. NIMMo, Webster j. THORNTON, Starkvlle; FooTE
& SADLE4, Macon Lacy & Dos>, Choctaw Agency
H o. DEAsLhY, Parkesville SCOTT, VAUGHAN q Co
DeKalb SAML. ]. WILSON, Philadelphia ABNET
LACK, Hillsborough: w p. HAUGDTON, Aberdeen
and the Subscriber, Columbus, JAS. BLAIR.
August 81, 1852. 30:6m
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SFSSIONS

The first session of 1853 will commence on Monday the 18th
day Of February and close Thursday 9TH day of July
The second session will commence Monday the 18th Of Ju
lV close Friday he of December
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APPARATuS.

These Institutions are furnished with some valuable Chemi
Gal and Philosophical apparatus also with Globes Maps and
Black 1t designed add the Chemical and Phlo.
Oophical Apparatus practicable
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RATES OF TUITION,
TERMS:

Each student bound for the tuition from the time he or she
enters the Institution.
NO deduction is made for absence either in board or tut
oR except in the OF Sickness of than one weeks
duration, at a time-6&
For fractions of terms each week is computed as onetwen.
6eth both for tuition and board
In the future these will be strictly enforced
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BOARD.

The President will take into his family as boarders some
twenty-five thirty Students eight dollars each per month
including washing lights &c Board also be obtained in
good families i'll the village and its immediate vicinity
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GEORGE R. TUTTLE & CO.,
No. St. Michael and No. IL st. Francis Streets Mobile
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Orders thankfully received and promptly executed.
May 7, 1859. l5:x
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JAMES JONES & CO.,
lAt the Sign of the Negro and Morta

COLUMBUS, MISS.
Dealers An Foreign and Domestic Drugs,
Chemicals, Essential Oils, Corhs Tooth Brushes Lu-
bins ErtructS PHYSICIANS Furniture, Window Glass
Ge1aineS, Genuine Patent Medicines, and all articles
usually kept for sale in Drug Stores.
OUR assortment is good, and will be supplied to
\ Dmeet any demand. We do not make it practice
to drum for customers, but will be happy to sell to all
good men on usual time.
Arrow Root, Bermuda Alum,
Arrow Root, American; Allspice,
Bark, Peruvian, Red and Yellow,
do Bayberry, Powdered,
do Slippery Elm,
do do do Grouned,
Berries, India and Juniper,
Camphor, Borax, Refined,
Cantharides, Pow. Cayenne Pepper, cut,
Cinnamon, Bark, Chalk, prepared,
Chalk, red, do in balls
Charcoal powd., Chalk in balls, superior,
Chrome, yellow and green,
Cream Tarter, Coperas,
Chamomile Flowers,
Ginger, Root,
Ginger, African powdered,
Ginger, Jamaica white, &C., &c.
Gums.
Gum, Aloes, Gum Gambge,
do do powd select, do Guiacnm,
do Arabic, do Myrrh, best Bombay
do Assafetida No. /, do Shelace,
do Tragicanth,
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HEALTH,

should be recorded with heartfelt gratitude to the "Gver of
every good and perfect gift that there have occurred but three
deaths among the hundreds of students who have
these Institutions OF learning And perhaps there
Aealthu location in the southern country than Charlottesville
REGULARITY.
The opening and closing of the schools and their
each day all regulated by pieces The doctrine of
fashionable hours is discarded at these Institutions and
lY the whole day is devoted the of schools
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-06-18

From those who have used the Panacc1'
We have used Bosbyshells Stimulating Panacea'
and have known it to be used with entire satisfaction,
therefore have hesitation in saying that we knoo
it to be safe and valuaJe preparation-one cacula-
ted to relieve a vast amount of suffering We most
cheerully and earnestly recommend it to the afflicted
d n
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4 RE now receiving one of the largest stock {
II GOODS ever brought to this1City, consisting {
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

q YON'S KATHAIRON-Fo the Growth and
Z A ESTABLISHMENT OF THE HAIR TO PREVENT ,, LIS
FAILING OFF. AND TURNING GRAY-Awarded the HIGHEST
PREMIUMS By Of NewIoIs, Na and aud MehigA ..
their ANNUALFAIRS OF ts5TAs kATHAkON nearales the
Disease Climate aad Old Age PREsEts me- AM re
STORING THE HUMAN HAIR, aftsr badness 81 tSsn
ceansas Scalp rom Sour ard paudruh vii cure he Ney
Headache soad Head Erps Diseases Of the sk etc. and Is
the mos desirable
TOILET ARTICLE
Fer Ladies' or Gensnens IN THE WORLD h perfume eqeAl'
Lng Choiceg Extracts and o all Jhensve oil, color
pops re the Hair thai Clean bright SOFT lively appear
secured by other PREPARATION ~. . :. Mt ,.- T.
The the KATHARONi adopted by tAs hai ayans N
Europe America, ard has patronage ard safe 10
TRIAL ONLY CAN ATTEST IT'S REAL WRITE AS MILLIONS
CERTIFY be had throughout North and south America Europe
Islands Of lbu Ocss1, Large bottles for IS eqis
EF- Sold By JAkNIS "ooDMANi
mills corner Of Magazine and Common sr4eis-
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aNIYE HrNnREp MORMs EXPELLEp. :
Read the statement respectable Druggists Of ne
sInrnr aifreia n b a FAHN sfOCks UNEQU ALED NERMl

-pr,ng slseis Of B. A. FAHN Is rocks UNEQU ALEb YERA
OspENsBrBetI " Y, January 10, 1853.
Nisssrs A Matthew Clark
q nan 0f unioubt vevy Lson, b. Lawrence CO..
York saws little gtr wears DID, TO whom he
gave three dos. Of B. A. FAHNESrOCKS NERNF UGE ihrse
OF the day she 2sstd At one
SEVENTEEN, AT ri NINETEEN WORMS About
O'Clock the following passed m lncrsl bic nun1s Of
FIVE HUNDRED TWsNrI oN T., making IN 81, FIVE HUN
DRIED and lhan h9urs time tic sad
they such % Wons from 'd OF
counted respectfully,
JENSER i RANDALL, Druggtsts.
sill the principal DrugE sts sti
f.-st.y Ms..lar,. fb-,,ylort Tinted
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MEDICAL.
JtNE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No.
N I6t CHdKTSESSTR EET.l WRIGHT co havngesoives
With the prope ad <snts Of all the genuine popular Patent ~
with fresh arl Mt ho~ the usual M ~
By thuy enabled 10 odc Tor the inspection
oPurehsseIs the assortment which or 10
my other city Having had tbs ehass
Patent
supply the trade exceedingly that the
ta TO handsome hisnvHent either whole
ALL GENUINEP PATENT MEDICINES. The following list eomps.
their aaomen furnished dealers mostcs"s
rom twenty tWeut cept
l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

FENHE subscriber hegs leave to call the ex2
and genuine DRUGS MEDICINES CHEMICALS NED ~
CINE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL OILS, PhRF uMsHiES, -
HAIR, FLESH HAT NAIL TEETH BRUSHES Also alSrge
ana ad FANCY ARTICLES for ladies' toilet all u
which OF Tie t Importation nd selected with the utmost
care. / sale At the lowest prices
poaeeaiies solicited % call and cram
ine stock and send NJ their oidsrh
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully put ap Of we pest Htes
clans Prescriptions carefully eOnpouuaed snd Pt ~
and dispatch at all hours. r. LOUIS MAsSEhI
deci4 NewOrleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

otsr diseases the onseh and bowels
With the
themselves save ptouourced Is o the mo
poTsy rusihe diseases which
Sold BY All the Priuripa Druggists the UNI
Resch's BreEet LinaIueat-An erc-lent feasdy TOY
disease Lgsof breast S4en IS Pain IN me heAht
Cough Oppression BfeAning or any dfeoiy
Chest This Tenedy without 6ouol, produces more
persons predosed Lug Disease eihe
the snrey
always good health BY freely Of
Il fu according t0dIaCioas.
glnouH ToBicA remedy 70 Chals aud
Chagrss knows to fail and return
o isease.
Beaehs Rheumatic posnd-Never fas to give relief
'sss thal t,v-f yiour hoau.
Beaeh's ston,Aehiye Bitters-This excellent article
that long sought preventive Of ha
Fever and all Autumn Fvsrs To persona living o. having
business for short period low maTshy dtl the befs
arsinvAluablG; will troubled with Ai
stomach improve dgsgton h pF yspe aud
health aud TO the general system
Pubh VI srtranrdt
performed by Them W viii this much they all
hey represented They e"a tst used
years satisfactory results. The
demand alone hHs adld them
rrsfled Rl Prepared and sold BY
y. o. BEACH, II. D., CA-mi7t rid Apothtcary,
% - ,1irr and Cla'ltuhduse sta y. o.
chill. and FeNer.-EEACHs FERErGlNOuS TONIC, n
aud mfti bic remedy for CHLis ai ~ Ell CllA'REs
Al Fvsfy n t-rnu Never known 30 AL
~ For sal- Dr. T.. u. bkACH's Drug store,
,Jrusr e Ch4'if. aid Cnstl utAou,a streets.
and o Dr. RANkIN,
Corner or atIp ~ @ts,
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A late writer says that there are two classes
of people in England-poor devils and fox hunt.
ers. The former spends his existence in chasing
after living, and the latter in chasing after
blood hounds.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


NOTICE I'm conformity with an order ., OF
lsS Is apPenle Commissioner " ,he sa
ai5 street. or public use and or NE pnpese "
snd assessment OF tue
10 The respeciiye owners, and oRsr versions nt.restd ~
& lands and premises for he ming OF said pnshe SIRE
notify ali persout interested that they have deposited 'o7
tbe said estimate with plan thereo aneS ~
~ ~ 81 the the inspection of ~hcmsosv i'l
aop the O aid estimate sna ass ssntn hN.
presented sal fourth District Court OF New Orleans ' %
nation according 20 iaN 49,, ..t, ma,
the writing and 1etsl
thsn The clerk within ten dave As
uorr, the said toniiss
rroener the parts thereto
TN T. they deem proper, ct sny % 10
Of the last ruhll aun 81 tnH
Ai' 'i' WY ' ''' ~ z. .. PHILIPS,
q W. WILSON,
GERALD FARRFLL.
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EOR BALTIMORE, WASHING s Z, &

IN TOS PHIL AIEIPIA AND NEW YORK. ME-
AT TifROfG HIINE ron TUE EdNTI-bAla IhotE AND
Diin ROAD rom Wheeling Baltimore, and connecting with
he Wnshngion Branc Railroad at the junction. tA 9AT We
WtIningtou and Baltimore Railroad to Phllsielphia
tho part ul the ihs Nie " l3
ps,e ,t condition. pransnHg Que o VI.
toutra IN the world lie 'ar
m pnsssngrrs j. eonstHnl t1r we
n,s MI AGENTS Company, and sheTe 10 SAFER und 10 no
Of interested and u.sefpfa
ols S..ut. Of other the contrary d.. ,.s.,t,-
-peuill steamers Of the Jh Line f' L9uis'ls'
with t fpaG a. y
.mrts, Warrington PfuhielphA 81:
Iayer st. Louis or Of the Jui1n Line og,y A.
Louisville ia lf "neclhk Nhee
,aergfs and baggage csI,iul usrE.'rrsd 70 NE e
Nhrela daily, NJ
~ and aryss t2oi mtsslal p g" 80 allowing
,.o bor. Their. arrives t3.p uAles) at Daylight Ne hh'
,r m tune early Washington ard fsAdrFhia
making he passage through from Wh~en9 l - Ah 'NeHy
,ucladitg stopphg-s rr,g ,tf5 prsr 81.
the most pleasant foul 60 We Ehal
baggage cscekra through to " te tsIsra p0t y
function .nd Philadelphia baltimore, ~het rt'rA einse
Trlys ample and opportunity 81 al ta'4 % oDl-
. their meals. -........, q
lisyi. 10 Bamorr with the privilege q yrs ".sr HHy~ On
ne route Iae, Washington iv to PhiadePh 10 70 be AAd
y Is Agynis ABOVE, gsLf nj .t. -
Tie Railroad Wheeling Baltimore Is 50 to P4i'
pdia O Washington ~ 81. VI. ,,. 1000. 49,.
ger, NAV reach heeAng Ay q Conua and Zanrs @ one
by a. t sa't direct anl "s nc
twd now prepared auers' sH"esl VIII br NAt' - ~
As DIV any AL property ea handled aud 4si''sd
good order.
''s No 10 Commercial street, cornof OF flus
Z PARKER, tsenrra Irtsltrn a 'i1pfe
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DENNSYLFANIA Rail --.zall--zzsg- ca @
kgAn-NgIlCE no GAs-ERN mr.! .:siiSs-...' III

DENNSYLFANIA RA L -yz5-1-sz1 ca ca
u ROAD--NUTfCE To EASgERN IRA L-sS-@.f z,- asH
FELEFSS Continuous Railroad from NClSN EAND
HOUST Err, MAsSGLLON, ALLIANCE ONO CHICAGO,
LIMOS, PHILADELPHIA, VIA PENNSYLVANIA
FROM PITTS 81 kGi ~ PHILADELPHIA.
Througa rom Cincinnati % Phisd-guhis n SO hours.
TsrougL ron Cleveland 10 PhllatslphiA - tours.
Through from Ftshargh 70 Philadelphia in ~ hours.
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM The
GREAT WEST TO THE ATLANTIC CITIES, VIA RAILROAD
AND STEAMBOATl
~ Only al Ciucinnat ~ 70 Loui.ris s. Louie,
Es bJa md Longing board the packets Pittsburgh
TO Cincinnati, ~, Louisville e. 81. Louis, Vs.
FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
f.lis9eTgh " 50 Golun0th IS
N-sailO 10 10 Toledo 90
lsy-.sn, 70 90 ,,aehnSa Vi, Crss.l,as Ii 50
Mnnhsid and Cteue II iOCheago, NJ s. RR...l5 Is
To Crgo, Rslk-gsn ~ ksndshs, RAas, Milwaukee
Wis Detroit and Michigan Csntr. RAILROAD as.
PrtiiephG Baltimore, Railroad,
purchased p " STRADER Ticket Agent Cincinnati.
ny The Packet PIt.buRh hsacs Railroad
Philadelphia, Captains Cleveland
RAILROAD Of D. Horton Ticket Agent bs Wvddr House Ceys
.sHi Ohio.
shout tbs middle February the will ts op-ta from
Cssn- u Wooster and TINE Cne,unAu Ant Phadsph
rsdi o "a hours.
NUIiCEa loss tho Company - hold thsus4lve.
able or baggage oay and t rc- s100
TtitN, MOORE, Passenger Agent PhladsphiA.
iy4' SIN } AesktNEs, Passenger Agent Pitsburs q.
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GREAT WEST EST ca s5.'.s5 80:
IAlLQN LINE IA BALTIMORE AND OHIO KAIIHOAni 10
MuND CHARLES ION, AND AILClTiEA On THE SEAbOARD.
The line fully stgA1td, l slpsrF
dHpgtch
per-etsd tA Tor The speedy t from gsluors
Philadelphia Railroad Pop-crt Ne Pgrsr
Steamers, bost0n by ressJ TO Rchnud ~
Charleston tyHes yesseta,
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
specifying subject apply
JOSEPH h. ELDER,
Agent, No. 80 Commercial Pine, and
FULTON d NEWELL Agents, 10 Layge, s. LOuis.
FORSYTH a HOPKINS, Wheeling,
Is. r. ELDER a CO, Baltimore,
COLHOUN a COWTON Philadelphia, }AgsntA.
MARCUS BEARS, Il Broadway, y. Y.
iy79 3m ?. BURKE, Boatos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

o The round between baltimore and Eieotl Mills SO cts
Tor the round between Baltimore snd Relay House, 80 cts
Tickets for the trip procured before entering the
statement th regular fr be made by the conductors 10
the
"WAsHsGToS BRANCH,r
Leave Baltimore Warrington N and 50r
and
On Sundays At 4slb A. and
Leave Washington Sundays 4 a. .nd 5P.s.
Second and fourth
trains Washington, will topping only NJ
ashiugion Juuct iO1 and Auh BY order.
iy4e j r. ENGLAND Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

FEAR SIR commenced the use of your
KATAIRON bv having little faith such hing bat
ne RESTORATION Of NV HAN Of much service tbs. take
pleasure making tue ae khe va si your Denn' lea
bald for eight yeHra. -.,,,,--,, p..L..,-- =
,,,laf-ss.. g.. p,l,..s mh2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

When Lola Montez's palace was On fro tho
King of Bavaria ordered the engines wb ii.b
were playing on it to be constantly supplied
with Cologne water, There's gallantry as is
gallantry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09
Nv EST LlNE-CINClN "a yrF .l5. 8.
w NATI. DAYTON AND SAN ESsf W. eEssse- IL

Nv k es!., f hlyf51 sHS san Ia
Bo.toa IN a hoar. to c6oasS n ~ 6oar.
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
FOuG DAILy TRAINS.
t fi.', IIrss. ain Errrss. at
T f,,, r.t- -Aeco.amoIalos al z.
The roads Of hi, throughout heavy
NEW YORK, BusToN AND MONTREAL
Firat Thanksgiving Express leaves Cincinnati o'clock
MISSISSIPPI c.4a ai assr ST. Gsp
ioAtsr Buffalo with the Bu.lo and Al
Boston Niagara gar F. { G.t'ss ' '''
stepping NJ s.aa Ss.wSss ciaeaa. nd San
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO.
Ft,t TT.nLgh.gag Express: leave. Cincinnati At O'clock
Etps.. nan Mcs.n Chicago
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
First Tsnightnus Express leave, Cincinnati st O'Clock
connecting a. Detroit with Morning Tram Michigan Cents
Through from Gincnustito Chicago direct.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAcTE AND LAFAYETTE
Third Accommodation and Fourth
os af n.sP Ts S "a aI shs 5is' by
EATON, RICHMOND AND cENTERyILLK
9n alton Express = O'Clock ~ connects AT Hamilton to
soaatetns Richmond with western Rail
TROY. PIQuA, Ere.
r., EsPs' At 9soCk ~ and Second r.a
% aas st. Mary. and &. on. g q. gS; ,B ~ s1
NJ -Four az E Exp, a, s.s oGioet At
Pqds -
Third Tran-AceommokAton, at o'clock Dayton
OXFORD AND coNNERsvnLE.
FIRST TranIgh,nius All O'Clock Second
.As Western Stage Co 'ls ii.noa Tor o15rl, conhets
foarih Tran Evening Elp,ss' at As o,k by
PARE.
FROM crnuai 10 View York via axe steamers to Buffalo and
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VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.


VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
s s sha Express o oSSSs "
Third iseooagh Train o'clock p NJ
Tbe roads Of III. roa.o a laid with heavy rail-
SEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL,
:. VIII Lake h6rs Railroad 70 Dnnkfk and Bsf
,o pantt with New YoIt and Ers RsrSaa and
syso4 ,a EtP, I,Ses a a A. connects
nesting !, DuS H with Raro. Baso
SsEss Fs, Railroad, York Boston, Niagara ogdsns-
f e 81 VEST 9T c. .Pa nsE Bs escES
CITY Y FS sS Ssss sp r Se hS o, Iai
Ton, Niagara Fsls 6gdeusburgh, Montreal etc.
Fourth EIps 90 ana a
New York and Es Railroad Buffalo
New Yoff, Bc,ioa and SisgsI. ais
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
lsAves Cincinnati O'Clock N
S9ss Il" SP and % Fs I
ThTSusi from Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore direct.
ZANESyILLE WHEELING, BALTIMORE, ETC.
First Thanksgiving Express O'Clock and Second Train
& g0,,. h a aos,Se connecting viii Ono stage
Company Ns ma Road to WhseHE eoDIseag with Bal
Foarih T2aiEysaias Express oocE - BY
tn Columbus by Morning Trin Central
OHIO zanesre connecting with Ohio Stage c'mPanys
Lane 70 " n'0"es' HILIsBoRoUGH.
Third TranLeaves Cincinnati st ~ o'clock connecting
,boroagh with Ohio Stage Ccmpany Lines chiootAe Pike
ton, etc. r,pr
From Cincinnati Rsroad either route on
From Cinnneii New YORK Railroad to Albany and ad
From s0 cHtn s5 70 New Yoi va Buffalo,
F Ea a1nS. e SsS Yci Via Lax. to Bus
Rd Aso .n& fi s s ssc, N% 9o s .sS E E II 90
From GnSen' Y 70 bS't ,9 Ros s anu 40 co
From s cn ss" Bosom via New York
rom eln ta % is.toa shore Buffalo Albany and
FROM us 10 boston via Lake steamer Buffalo Albany ~ On"
An na has. Of dy cent. via Niagara Fails and abcy. W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09
NEWARK, Nj, sADDbERY Ware 49,

LACEY l. co.. 81 St Charles street,
ss- BRANCH OF LACEY nTILtIPSs CELEBRATED HAk
kEs bAUFACr0E. Philadelphia 5TGs hnes' and rnosl
SADDLES AND FRUNEF
~ REEAIRING sTRiCTLY ATTEEDEDTo. fs91 lydW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

PRICE s. COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
New Orleans, respectfully noBttNe public In
general they carry aud
are lr-unted supply COLD PLUNGE SHOWER BATS
AMERICAN, ENGLISH snd FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WASH
BASINS FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS OF all COOKING
RANGES GARDEN HOSE. HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE, LIFT aua
Pumps LEAD
description, PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK awava On
SHIP aud STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up r.pa -ed
a the uhorteane ta'"' amid "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

PLAsTEli5.
Sherman sP0oT Man's
Aiishaai oor Mans
Allebasis dtARubb, GA.i,
The lmpro, ed Poor Mas,
lew David % Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
hnApp's lndiAu,
whita'sMschine Spread s.Fensn
aning,
Within 'sStrens lhenins
sidd's Imperial,
iisrrick's Royal,
LlStMENrs,
kutlaT'H bone and Fever, ...
Bal .mu'a Lotion,
;, Dafis'a Horse,
Hunts, Hayes, SciAua', Hesss
IO0TH PksTEs. ..
sheruan's Compound Otis Tooth
Tho np-on's Aromatic Tooth,
Jon-s's ToOthaehe.
lyO2ENGEs,
aharnsp'E Cough, Worm Campse
Chlngls Worm,
Tistal's Ccugn.
DROPS.
solomon aTpotnnrne,
W rnan's foothaehe,t
Etlliams'sTo .hAehe.
MISCELLANEOUS,
lTloIH's Extract,
W,n-t Areanum trtrset.
lCattcrNSpsnish Mixture
Mothers Keliei,
Mira. Kidder's Cordial,
Esashn's pithontuptc,
Oagood Indian ChologosGs,
tHalsey' q Forest Wine,
Mrs Haye's ns'ssnteTy Cordial,
Culien's Female Specific,
Cuhru'slEiiSn Vegetable hsms
Rn~ani'H Magic Lotion,
Bells Army Tineturs.
Oagin's Depurative Extract,
Jaynt IS Alternative,
Iayns's Hair Dye,
JRynr's CarminstlvS,
Rowand's Carm;natiye
Balm Columbia,
UphAm's Pile EloctuRry,
Jonea's Chemical Soap,
ICrumpton's Balsaln, ....s
lrhompsou's Eye Water,
ORA. HAye's Eye Water,
Perry Dasis's Pam Killer,
Joass's Hair Restors i've,
ionss's Lilly white,
Bsal's Hair Restorative
Soda Powders, Colospsa
Meen fun,
CiroassiSn Z aim,
Balm ofGilead,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluia,
Bailey's Shaving Cream,
Tgylor's Shaving Cream,
,. Bartins's Hair Lotion,
Harris Remedy for Fita.
Jl.Amotte's French Remedy,
Ballsy's Mead Syrup,
5sll-y's Sugar coated Cspsule.,
bagle's Hyperian Fluid,
Whreler's Tesberry Toothaehs
Jonss's Nectar.
CavAl'a Anodyne Cordial,
e, Balm Of Thousand Flowsrh
Hsrnes's Pile Lotion,
5. tshneatock's Nsrmifugs,
Balley's Group syrup,
Ivory Paste Blsnklns,
Mscassar Oil,
lChinese Soap,
Luu,ns Cordial.
lfuTliufton's BalsAn,
Sr,tish Oil,
Seidliss Pc WdsTs,
Harlem Oh,
Er.racts, Soap, ETC., etc.
3 lins not mentioned in thlscstaios Q
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