davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

Our fathers decided for themselves bolh
Z Hpon The hour 10 declare and the hour 10
sIhse. They we're their own Judges Of the
cireumstanets under which it became them
to pledge 10 each oIheF their lives, their for
tunes, and their sacred honor, for the acqui-
Si'lon OF The priceless Inheritance transmitted
To rs.
The energy with which that great conflict
was opened and under he guidance 4 a
manifest and beniiiccnt Providence, the an
vGmplaIn.ns endurance with which il was
prosecuted TO It's contamination, was only
surpassed by the wisdom and patriotic spirit
Of concession wLirh characterized all the
councils of the early fathers. One of the
most impressive evidences of lhat wisdom
Is Ia be found in the fact that the actual
working q our system has dispclled a degree
OF solicitation which, at he outset, disturbed
bold h. arts and fsr reaching intellec,s. The
apprehension OF dangers from extended ter
r,ory, multiplied States, accumulated wealth
and augmented population, has proved to be
Lnluuuded. The stars upon your banner
have become nearly lhree-iold thei. original
number; your dcueeIy populated possessions
skirt the shores of two great oceans; and vet
this vast increase Of people and territory
has not only shown Itself compatible with
II. harmonious aclion of the States, and the
federal government in their respective con-
sti.utional spheres, tut has afforded an add
tlonal guarantee OF strength and integrity to
both.
With an experience thus suggestive and
cheering, the policy of my administration
will not be controlled by any timil iorCbo-
ding of evil from expansion. Indeed i: is
not 10 be dl ;suiscd that our attitude as a ma
ton, and our position on the globe, render
the acquisition of certain possessions not
" chin our jurisdiction eminentiv important
.t for nur projection, it not in the tu!upc essen
tial for the preservation Of the right Of COM
mere and the peace OF the world. Should
they be Obtained. it will be thro' no grasp
,ng spirit, but with a view TO obvious natu-
raj interest and security, and in a manner
entirely consistent with the ~strictcst Of ma
iionai faith.
We have nothing in our history or posi-
ton to invite aggrcsSions: We have every
thing to bcckon 10 the cultivation OF relations
Of peace and ami'y with all nations. Pur-
poses, tn rrture. NJ once Just and pacific,
will be ii .niicanlIy marked in the conduct
Of our foreign affairs.
| intend ihat my administration shall
leave 10 foul bio! upon our fair record, and
| (guSi lIray safely give thc assurance tina:
no act within the legitimate scope Of my
constitutional control will be tolerated on
the part of any portion OF our ~citiz"ns, which
cannot challenge ready justification before
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

ET" A full and lengthey account of the
marriage of the Emperor Louis Napoleon,
will be found on our first page. 1t will be
found quite interesting.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON CRY, March 4.

WASHINGTON CITY, March 4.
Procession moved from City Hall at noon,
apd was composed Of II large military escort,
various civil corps. Judges of Supreme
Court, members of the Senate AMI House,
v{-members, various political clubs, &C.
The route by the capitol presented sea of
bsman faces. Pierce stood erect bowing
glgaeetully, and was chcered repeatedly.
Before reaching the Capitol both Houses
bad adjourned. The tllg on the Scnsto
chamber was lowered indicating hat the
Senate had adjourned sine die, and was a.
gain raised indicating the organization Of
tNc new Senate. The procession entered
the Senate Chamber, ana af.er various bod
les had taken tanIs assigned them and ar
engagements were completed outside, the
procession again formed, headed by Chief
Justice Tar cy, and proceeded to the cast
front where an immense staging had been
erected, and after prayer, the oath was al
ministeIed by Chief justice fancy. Pierce
then stepped forward, and after 4 hearty
greeting from the ~concourse delivered the
INAUGURAL Address.
The circumstance under which | have
been called, tor a limited period, to preside
over tue Gestines of this Rcpub ic, ill me
with Peofound sense OF responsibility, bu,
with nothing like shrinking apprehension
! repair 10 the post assigned me, not as to
one sought, Gut in obedience to the %unso'ic-
lied expression Of your will. Answcrable
only for u %sS1arless, faithful, and diIigent cx-
crcise Of my best powers, | GU sht to be and
am t.Gly grateful, for the rare manifestation
ofthe nations confidence. Blu! dis, 50 far
from tightening my Obligations, only adds
otheir weight. You have summoned me
IN my weakness-yuu must sustain me by
Your sLzength.
Whea looking for the flinmcntof reason
able requirements, you will not be unmInd-
iuiof the great changes which have occurred
within the last qaaIt.r Of II century, and the
consequent augmentation and completely Of
shcdaties'imposed onihe administration both
VI your horlc and foreign affairs. WEeth-
or Che elements Of inherent force in the Re
ZIG haye kept pace with its unparalleled
N territory, population and
subject Of earnest
thsides Of tie
father
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

Eg~ The following appointments have
been made by the Governor of this State:
W. W. Hickey, M. D., Surgeon General
of the Ohio Militia.
Percival W. Price, Paymaster General of
tho Ohio Militia.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

e." Court commenced yesterday, Judge
Jewc.t presiding. We understand that there
is not much business on Tie docket for this
term.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

Eg- The borough election will be held on
the Ist Monday Of April next, instead Of last
Saturday.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

EE~ There is no material change in The
market since our last.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

The reader will perceive that our paper
has been increased in size, as promised some
weeks ago. 1t is now, we believe, the lar
gest paper in Eastern Ohio, the 'Weekly
Steubenyllle Herald" excepted.-Last week's
Cadiz Republican.
B1" We are glad to see our friend pros
pering, but he should be careful to tell the
truth when he talks about '$the largest paper
in Eastern Ohio" We don't make any pre-
tensions to boasting, but we would just re-
mind our ~neighbor that our paper nom,
without any enlargement, contains nearly
one column more reading than does the Re
publican. The Republican" is published
at $2,O0--the Sentinel" at $3.50. Take
the trouble, neighbor, to count the ems in
both papers, and you will find out that what
we say about the Sentinel and "Republi-
can" is correct.
Win you '~'acknowledge the corn that
you boosted incorrectly?
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

re" The streets in CadlG, and the roads
leading to it, are in a desperate condition.
Next winter We shall have better loads, if
the road law is put in full force that was
passed by the present Legislature. We
hope it may be done.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09
Sentinel.
CAE3iE, NEITC.
Democratic Safe Ticket for 1863.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAR. Q, Us.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

~" Wm. c. Kerby, well known in the
western portion of this county, escaped from
the Cambridge Jail a few days siQce, where
he had been for some time awaiting the de-
cisiop of the Supreme Court. He Aeed not
have been in such a hurry, for the Supreme
Court reversed the decision Of the Common
Pleas Court, and he could have got out
honorably VI bail. Some people are always
in a hurry.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

E5"Henry BRAKEMAN, the wing candidate
for State Treasurer, the man who the State
Journal advises the people to vote for on ac-
count of his being wealthy" made that
wealth by keeping a wholesale liquor store
in Cincinnati. lie still follows the business.
The "MAine law" wings seem to be thunder
struck about his nomination, but it is up,
posed they will "cave in"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

" No. 3 Of Mr.. Urquhart's articles on
Capital Punishment, was received too late
to appear this week. We will give it in cur
next,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
vv~oryevs SAFE Company.

Ys'HE attention of the public is called to the
ut superiority o. these Safes over all Others Oar So ei
eure principle first form orrack
roBe from wrouEhtroa pass bars around whtch aeonpo
chilling metal and impene.
a' The rse rl capable Q! reass ts tlo"soi ne
gigu To scientific, Nuf9 'hi
NeoNuic she lssyeE bs straps tet7 or or g.
perhaps eHrt than was requedo
Naithr can hr make impress.
sion solid raHa, lined tits with sreprcol wsl.
W. hsat, Shat thee Safes secured Wtf lLlte
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER FRH1E tuMBNAf1pN hANk
t rte depository money 2e Val
bes. " trtltr buti security inAuy Of popular
safes Bank Vault They h tu1 WORK Of necAusin
'f.n hr2k ELI into, Ipefsrt4 Asc ieacn.tfaiei. -
This Company prepared ush ~ short nocr fFs Ane
BANK VAULTS gaECatsr e Binkrg Institutions Mercantile
Frrs and IudivIis ofhch will 30 srsnted 1u4 Powder
Proof, wher secured with iii, g bank Locks,
Ufthe Sae end Locks, thsfh Day . Newei
pafsgtDt Isus Ia re Men At ae otfss or W WHIrE
str----t 1880 & ETrEEs. kyEu IS Camp stra"t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
w s.TT, LlNEmC!NolN- = q. .........

INVEST LINE CINCIN- Ia T,.-v -.s..,.,.....
Nv NAr, DAYTON AND san s!E@2 - - 49,
nous 70 .Iin u Il Sca,, IT t5. Il Hour
YlAClNCINNATI, HAMILTON ANp DAYTON RAILWAY.
FoIR biMT TF4iNS
First Traiu--Tishtnog Empress et7 A.
S. o., AssSa5}ies tsPre,' at ~ ~"
FSTd F1F 81 Il e.
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
First Tn Lightning Express, leaves Cincinnati At os A.
Sa9s. .rs Is Sssi S Sa f s f Gs
9isSr S VIE Bo %,'a x davs F SE' W. ~
@ New York Boston, Nagara FAILS. oslca.lars, Montreal
65 4, w. orias 4 I'll Way stliins cnaa'i and San
'"s''' TOLEDO AND CHICAGO.
Fir. T.a 4, iI pl Fis;' r, cT, & &
Esn.as tvgs,' Ti ia5 M5ieP sea,h,ta a'h'' Chicago
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
First Train Express leaves ciasen2ti a oo ~
connecting a Datro with Menng Express Train Michigan Central
rbIous5 from Cincinnati 70 Chicago direct
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAuTE AND LAFAYETTE.
Third Train Accommodate at ul Fourth Train-Eyoti1g
osask train or lais1ai6 Tsir5 aal Laayetts
EATON, RICHMOND AND eENTERvILLE.
First TranLghtnirE Express O'Clock ,t and second Train
A'com9i4,aoa Express, a! u O'Clock connects tou TO
Foaftl Trai9kvalag E1pr,sa, NJ, connects Hamilton
to Eaton and Richmond connecting at Richmond with West,F Rail
TROY, PIquA Etc.
Fs TraiqLshn'ng Express ~ o'clock and Second Train
3 @ % F FaPs a. M '2k s. connecting At py on
" qs s. Ss and " op sS e i, sa% I'D ws f
TrAvcnng Express at 5s O'clock r. v connects at
| Pilra. -
Third O'Clock Dayton
OXFORD AND coSNERsvuIE
FIRST Tan--L gAtning Express O'Clock Train
taEe western Stage tc lies lauoa ~ 6ai5f asts
| vile
Foh TaEyenine Express a5Ij O'Clock r. NJ Passengers by
tina rain take Western Stage Co.'S s at 4a.eo
PARE.
From Cincinnat 10 New York LAKE Buffalo and
From Cintnuau to New York Lake Buffalo
Hudson
From CT nlat 70 b ston VIA Lake stamesto Buffalo, aud
York City and New York ta taFond
Boston Lake BGIlo,
ana ntstrio '-lI'lis, Is 90
An additional charge Of 80 cents via Nagaa Falls The
| routes.
From Cincinnati 10 Montreal yia Lake sta.ers . ii On
From Cincinnati to Lala steamers O-iensb4fh h %
Fua uuat to New York Lake eusb Is Is
From tutaniil h buhao VIA Lake ST.
IRON 10 iefot
from sucunst 10 Cbicag' Detroit
| rom Niatl 90 utel
FROM Cmtiunal to CAaEl in Tpeis, n 30
from tl7nnai to stnlu5ky
From Cincinnati TO Clyde
ron ~ llhat 60 rfie fiaute
FINN tnclnust to latye
From Cincinnati TO indianapolis Sd
From lllll lu % recnvle
4 y p 81
'I' W. 81
FROM cincinnati % Richmond
rom ttla T. toa 70
From Lltetunsti
For all formation ana Through please srlI Mt g =.
south sisi corner o. Sr5adsas and Front Caua4
| W. \. LATHAM rcAct Aren't.
S2t 5m Z W. SIRAbEtl, General Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
MEDICAL.

CENUJNE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, no.
" I5t CHARTR EsSTR FB7.J WReiITh co heyngrcoives
nt ri tnH nave S ..
viii propreoh and ngnts # sill the genuine rornnr Paat "a
hIoag the United States, to keep thtr constantly sui
with fresh mud ample agoent a. rates af be'y thy s"ti
By they enabled TO oher e inc
which be fo- 20 hs
CITY. Having i many IN ne felsre "a
sale Patent Acheu acquired facga qT noDj nk ne
particular the liberia scale and now eaidt1
Hpry Tie trnde prices exceedingly low, that III" pottb
a' raeIs tnfolo entage on 81 lt =;
sa' rftn1 A. lrir establishment b. tht dl ny OF
ALL GEN uNE PATENT MEDICINES TIE ilowhg TO eoufHri
apnrto then asaortment an hsd f. lsae IN most
nW twenty 'han nancnutt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

4
- to i. Baai q .aoaaaadl asa a. a 'Et,
g..g / 5 n! s.,5s. q, NJ
M .tsiisT E-.T,,a!isp MAXI "A R,rS,,s " " s.
p, g aa a % i '5 , & az
r ll pg MOI g WI s t1 I ~ 41.
saf S 5ft1 . ees # y2'7 W &c VI e syr,
SGy 5 p'GrT i p IT. p,sps, Ca Ssy s,ssoe
P, ever Pord, Ss. satsd i
assd.
~ ' .iS ~ s ' If 1 F s4,'G 81,
s'''''A' ''s'''s ~ COD TssTisISSY
q" "a. ssesg, ne r MN, CANNON, Pa.
Sadt -, s, re- I5 ~ ~ gdsi ~ .i
Saa 40 1 sSuai 'd fs & ~ I9Sa
bs % we 3 s s.r
.a,t's.'..-,, Nosn@h N llLf ""tLpi
Wla D. o, 6Tasg b md II ,ars',aa4c,
'AS''90-' Sii'' 7@''aPa'l'''
Ma Insy svll 3,4 ays syra iJf several sy.-'ly
ny Liver rsd1 o,,r ia' spsai.y ssr.
sap4 ~ dzstsa ., .4ys
iii, t.aaa al ne o1-rs comb ued
5aa..} afa' ! ~
,,,.,. Eikts.TlsM ,..,.s'
ratsu s,a r.. ~ n he via No 4y bs gs III tar Nj
r; NJ. TN. 5s.-J.. III I'D ,. . s. .
NJ Co.,, ,.'y s.'q sg AZ. sayI t'. ss,
G PA si' ~ 4. 81 III. 3 '5
sys' a.sa Ir7ys aay bs rs afra 5f.s.sr ageao
| ls,,rt ,,II IL 3s.tAV sa ir,Gts ''
| Ju5. w t-HIa1 -oauty ~ Mas il. 1913
Ma B1rLI1re5a-i 30 your IS thati
r ed ft4 I'I' ,or,s ashs si s5a ,
.lsre .i.r.t'-a cue 'ssi a,'s .rs.4 o
las1or win tt-ar.a'. 10 ,ry 81. 90.
paTasvu Of an aae sad e. Hye at i a 80 Eaaa
- ss:j2ar Amy y'.T VT FpgsIlssA.o'
|
Josr BIZ ss,ss In ar II yrs.5. Esn-la H.fl-pspao-
4eI IT, s1+r.a ,aa., ,-g ,a. H. = + = 4,
s q li.. 81 ,sa,a 's md i. e. ~ raS5 ,ad
iep-5i M q tl ot2As7 t haven tll n- 'riy w. tapI
a as,s Il Re p.a5s W , s aa, .a raer.
!, glr' p. 1ral I. .@ "A "a .asr,,
s,ie sats4a, i-. aa 81 m ,latE lsn ta y 3, ss,ts
Ia paHli aeei ~ saa sa .so aad psraaps
s5uinosa as5.s sal .aco6 :, as rs rs,3a ,srs 6,
sa4rerille'' gaa 70 srs ,ne. o.ate s.' Az ei.s eo
Of hi''alqA'i. rae... 4.9se..,,7,sg,ct..asky
,5 si :" e.. err 1, 4. g. r,,, ~ a, "a
dstoully ss1-d sa-uT ,osmg o-as saAea p,n
ssso bas dsfryst t55l ii ad ss ao, a5sr .mss b an'
!sLy % ne sto 10 s IS 6 3 r /" 5 ' .a
FL s, go. b 4 ,' ~, g2saoao ,2a' (,
E. 'i 5 ,.5z . same ,s AID sssra. as sss
@sss II S ao d d i'ss u y , T. , s.ns5a
., 81 pe. ri.sss ~ e., ~ r. a- sa s9s.9 tssd
BErrgs TESTIMONY 1iAx. wAsE EVER OFFERED n gAyoa
~, ~ ANf Msp,CiS Sc,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
EAR. pAVIss SYRUP OF VIVID CHEaRY

.4ifbs prIsI o. ~ ,,g5rale ,,tTa. usiiif
gap DAyIss qyRTrp or WILD CHERRY
- aSP 5sHlafs ssosrs sS2 e2ea
COLDS etr ~g apf'ht .s, n'' n 81. 'e'n't re-
s,'s5 a'..a se.a,. . J, ~ .,.
...Dj.0g sf.i-al Ne ray.rsg r f,'.lv,aa.
FROM Ma, l9AN o. N"Rst y bmEs 9 i, .,-
TIE syrap ofwht ctsry 80! T'' ~ aatssgt.g}
as5ns oa ssaisa,I u oGs isr, I.rl u s,is
- '''''' ''' ayA TEG ,yEsI.E@ GaTTF-.
Dis !! = II ,-,sl-s-s,-. i. ,s'risi .1 .n, ,.a
INC. sys ,rl 'sye,s -y't. ID o' s .ay o 1'a w
cssffy y 2 r. is5 y, :. q 81 a VIZ,
,sfeiy r.orsa 9g ne iseay0se a"''" s'T7r
Sod''A'a nee; ysl,s V. i4i Wv. iHILus
vpS,,sf NV 1,., ggg...s rT5sr'.,
EgGass1. y, .se lstf
gs;;!s,ssd q, Az. a. .a III
~ e. a s@s s. +, s . III a In, - s ss
q, fgs,s. intrs N 81 .,,r'a.e.a .7.,.,y. ...
- "7.e NJ d., ess'y' 's. a; ..,, l,- I"''' VT
# .' ...s 4. :, '. 81; ,' %, I'd a-
a .'igg .,, ID, ..ss,u...s. Is- ...,.
NJ. q r y, "a, 4. - '.' !. !,
o.r,t ru,s, .,.'.
,.I, 5". ;t. ma. X. l.s.e..1 . a
gs,rg. .. IA. -.'. < e e. u.sst
ssaf.s IhFr t'!t7 81. L..- f.e e.
s,s, -ssS.-g y f.5... .asr,5. FL /. -.a, .s-'.a
g '55ras 's's4 dI'tt ,.~r,esrrzs
pi'y' w sa.11t .-l ,fy N C,s,y.at7.4
-, '.,,@ ~. s-..
s'a'.us ta.p..4.. * I. !.#a,-t N.-so af#-
t,,. .r,su.,, .a .sit. r.r sas y 7. ty..say
.elen > s9iertao 5sair5s4a s5.lr +.
a..6ae4 10 No. il no .z.., eve. Ell t.e 5r
2 81 , s e., .#.r.l . ", e.
'si 7-sf,t saoa & ~ e. ..e a"ta
KS. .erasa 15s-a.5 =.s's-i..i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Lct every bod

NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Lct every body
~ nEADIT.
Il r. Il
RfDWHY'IS READY RELIEF
Is FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EyEH HEGoRpE Il Ihi
IsillstaP tue MOST SEVERE phSs n EVE MINUTES Oh
Raj bSus n
INTERHALAND EXTERNAL.
stv'ugins'aut 10 the tOrmonins
TO THE SICK AND PAIN SUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS
oH c2 q i Ssqs g S9
FREE you FROM FROM fiIREE 10 FIVE mRurHs
1T HAS CURED,
~ H3vETH s CASKS on 0F RgHbRRD,
f EETHtlsiA ~ n 4 o. , li2u&
q qltFRIth N N g ol sFSo@6 cree
sPasa N Flye HIvGfts.
Sii5%slaSs i S ~. Sx%T SssT;
f s9Et,, TgH9Ar 4 s s29g it MTorrs.
.., sPINA c9NgeAETs, sIsg I9,SrS STRAINS rsgss
t'"a,@ AMY aEliss @aa.ad 'r bspsa
siGK uEApACHE
fS S' N FE@ aH1r Elk p TUE 'ST nd ns
Attacks q igesnse and sweet She a'mHeb ana uen,ra, h
PREVENTION
sryensho danni asavy cangs1
nfporaniia tSno.
Mtl tlbepoani1iot R.R WITH howl oj wsto anItahttb
TGIss tho tar HAM and other parts II lie
bod srery @ tifeerr" skirprre ecs.hy
Att BOWEL COMPLAINTS
piARRIl,EA nysENTERY, BLOODY FIuN, C!oLERAsioEBus
PAINFUL DISC Akf'Es. II relieves '- PAN
inmates cheeks ii. dre-as nnrges, ,I speedily
NEURALGIA
FAM 9TOPFEH ITSTANTLF.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF rosrlsss snoat mi
heuee the sharP pang pain oruolcoupan
sf"w an-str Sufferer
Sson' 81 departing raa. hhseHard hoands .sps nv n
loor kEApY RtIHCF ,s:ostepth
the ayEir, s an
and yss, hc which
ssins
F-'9HS &ELIEEEp ~ FIFE HIHETE5
BADHAYs READY REilsF wsep The rrneialn.
who, confined tbe.f go
h1ua unsound from iQp 70 toe whose cuIs,rs Io Wit
lie uaa Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Tlis il g trati az
3r
United States fer the t Of h no
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF citizens OK nort yey
ala the ul.un the yeRs hemasiy1
GULL FEVER
CHILES STOPPED IN FEW hfFUTEg-PHI IN 4 sLYRPEg
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF in asses ofChls
Fever. CHls uur ,t s up sri Ia, 20.
tA.ss y ia hean sod sn ever oh aud
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
When0 yonisei pain,appy kADWAi READY RELIEF
uiuHlts
ne Liver, Kdneys, bows Ioats Boo-s RAILWAYS
SLOW uliutess!op aud quickly feutcy" 81
EApwAG CO. ~ r, iton street! y sYort.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
ICtS WRIGHT CO., ~ ClArrcs atrcgt, Naf,Urg
EH 9auytH A4eat Who VII sappy dealers
Say h Co.'BpTieUs.
rRIcE:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

PAEtsF oF ORLElSs, CI.yt No., Orleans.
re itTenso cred, thhi a 5th Of January
snasfrifer "a Justice tf lie Peace Aforesaid person
ay Appeared Alexander Broiher James wheeler
ths Home Nuta
beng duly aoong law depose and saw at above
atounare ast and Aud
company. bROrjIER ptrs,dsnt
JAWS H. WHEELER, Secretary
Sworn
{. V. JONTE, Second Justice Q 10 Peace
Of the Parish Of Urlezos.
- The Board Of Trustees declared dividend Of Forty
PEI cent on the earned the
ber " ls52 for which scrip certificates will be
ne company continues to nsure against the psra lie s5n Rivers
pl oss OF damage by ~ tho Office
taWp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, Pt,Htrut.
JOHN R.sHAW, Vice President,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

SLASTER AND MARBLE DUST-20O bbls.
~ .ssssI esPsII loo bs Plaster IS b MANI, u.t r
Join q, HARDiiL CO,
tsseoessor. 70 J. HsyEsn Co..
selakAizs u sss Asisyssailala az iAs plIt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

Rp- The Postage to Aspinwa and Panama direct is 10
cents single rate and cents each newspaper and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia Van Deman's Land
and China, (ya San Francisco is, each single let
tef, cents, payable in advance
H The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
cents prepaid or 10 cents unpaid. On newspapers
etc, etc, the domestic rates apply.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
Illus a.. ADAMS, President
N Sis GREENWOOD, y,gr
Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

OF NEW ORLEANS. 80 - -
~ The following statement uf th4 AZ esSs 81 tsM
airs Of Ibis company published ~
l2rniiy wish the requirements OF gler Asss%sesA<
charter:
Amount premiums policies year Ing Dec 81 1854
llIls
ieiilhs
to' marine tetlNs sl.l47
IA premiums l45s,syI
folllls II 6qg 50
ef PREMIUMS ouriahs strve6) ss96s
t3si Premiums ior the year as IS
thid darng the same period for losses,
.i0 tNs'5.. -fse5So II
Nt'er '-7ea' s2lsi rs
eO' iHIlAs iN7sss ~ 53i 10
.,-. alisgs5 %
hnoun. reinsurance and eIpenssn, l.ss interest,
9SUs9 A51Tl
NJ earned profits for h ending Dec 81 1852 ss
r. Tie company have tNs following ssaeis,
BIS IvHlis, an
5 receivable nj snor time, premium ... s0ys So
Due tor premiums IA course VI collection .......... b51t "a
NAA on n'nu 9&5 u
io'A amount o! -SseiE .i5cssss ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
nnrn Z rRYER- lNn1.N nocroR. am.

NM K F. FRYER, INDIAN D0CroR, cures
~ CONSUMPTION Of g li7tr and llass l5Itts.t hole
ys,sa di.tasc Gee ard most .ea' Users
Calls, obusr tn7ers, Fiaas Of alt Kinds
Weos Cares the lug Init sw1lng Rings E.tSr.,s pains
cold b G and together wish Attire
single ladies' ard children My
ong e an0ug the IHi7usny long experience ar practice
me- diseases t1st have been con-
flefed hopeless b. celebrated Doctors .
~ Office, Ne. IS fEENCNlAN STREET. third
Nlst-i4t- ,jsv5t,tesrs. La lreiS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

RATES OF POSTAGE

On letters of the weight of half under by the
United States and Bremen Line OF Steamers hereafter
to sail semi-monthy between NewYork and bremen
to into effect with the first outgoing steamer after
the 18th Of August, 1865.