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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-25
TWO FARMS FOR SALE.

ONE lying miles south Of ST. Cair.yillr and bound
- Ell by lands Of IloH. B Rug,c.. ..on BoNlcs. Wm.
Mct arladi AMI WIN. Harrison. rDufaninG Ii acres
more or less. There are Bout IS rrrps under vaOl
coHioTtahe house and root fences variety Of i.It
tees and rst rate timber neytaus- BE- rliir s-o
coal oi easy access. there gDti wei house end
plenty OF water ~ every field. Tie Dlaer Wing t.. q
mile west Of II. CIirsre on the NariUual KIlI Ir-
onihr TO the nerS OF David CNilIaI reccssri con
tanning CJ more or less alyl: = ,,,- ct
iIvaiIun. Titles Indir YuiaHle
u the above farms sod ly -. s.l ,f T.' o..
they wI le for rent. For further r.,r 20
ts oi'cc. or Of tie su'cTIher. iz . . rs-l Ui ::
Clairsvilc. tFlh !. I'd. LI!El- ;i-'iD%.
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WHAT CAN De G0T FOR s.,

He .sl-len nase e,t'e mo an ARIA 'cLi"'i D.!
(nonilly) ihe Home journal, (wrek snd III. Aiu,,r
World and Times (werNy,) tie new su'scrlavrs al the
very moderate rce oi i've do lars year Ihe ,Er,n
puhcatIopSi all orders, enclosing thai amount Dy er IL
Willis, will lie promptly attcudcdt 10.
SAMUEL HUESTON,
Publisher Of the kuiCkerl ecker,
MORRIS C WILLIS,
Publishers II The Home Journal
DYER & WILLIS.
Publishers of the Musical Nor!d aud Times
15s Broadway New YORK
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after by the reading public. II may be order.
ed from Boston by mail. The price is 20
cents.
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ENGLAND's lIUMAEITY.--It is generally
known that savages were employed by the
king Of England, Geo. H. and paid at so
much per scalp Of man, woman and child, d.
ring our revolutionary war A few items
from this terrible trade in human flesh NAV,
perhaps, interest some of our leaders, and
show them how this paternai king stroye to
crush out the noble spirit of independence Of
our early heroes. Here is list of a number
OF packages that were sent by one James
Boyd from a Capt. Crawford to the British
Gov. of Canada, Col. Haldiman. These
packages of scalps were found among the bag
gage of the English army after the defeat of
Burgoyne cured and dried, with Indian marks
upon them. The letter accompanying them,
read thus:
package /, Containing 43 scalps Of Con-
grcss soldiers killed in different skirmishes,
stretched on black hoops Al inches in diane
ter.
Pack. ., containing % farmers, killed in
their houses, on red hoops, with figure of a
hoe painted on each to denote their occupa
ton.
Pack. 8. containing 81 farmers scaps on
green hoops, 70 show they were killed in the
fields.
Pack. 4, containing l02 farmers scalps, IS
of them marked with yellow flames, to signi-
fly that they were burnt alive.
Pack. 3, containing SS scalps of women,
long hair and braided, TO show that they were
mothers.
Pack. 6, containing 1913 scalps of boys va
rious ages on small green hoops.
Pack. 7, Two hundred and eleven girls
scalps, big and little, on small yellow hoops"
Such was English humanity in the days
"that tried mems souls
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-25
FAMILY GROCERIES,
DISSOLUTION.

HE co-Partnership heretofore existing
between McCoSArEY & Hl~cr. in the Ding rrs,.
ness was dssrlvcd on the :til dEv Of January I-i3
The DRuG BUSINESS Cor!iuue.!. ~ trc old -auG ~
MctUNAHEI & KELLY.
Bridgeport, Feh. i. lsj3.-a
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-25

WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.
HoUsE-YeSterdays proceedingS The bill
establishing reciprocal trade with the British
American Colonies, upon certain conditions
was taken up. Mr.. Seymour, of New York,
addressed the House up to the hour of adjourn
ment,
SENATE.-Mr. Hamlin gave notice that on
Monday he would move to take up bill for
the benefit Of INDECENT insane.
MIR. Butler hoped that the Texas debt bill
would not be overlooked
Mr.. Hunter said that the appropriation bills
come up Tomorrow, and must not be deferred.
MIR. Brodhead urged the Importance of the
bill granting 100 acres of land to the soldiers
of the last war, and gave notice that he would
move to add to it one appropriation, if not
soon reported by the committee on public
lands.
The credentials of Mr.. Everett, Senator
from Massachusetts, were received
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up.
Mr.. Cooper, who had the floor, not being
present, Mr.. Borland made a speech relative to
the Arkansas railroad bill, passed some weeks
during his absence.
The Pacific Railroad bill being up, long
debate ensued on proposition to strike out
the sections granting the Usual corporate
powers.
HoUsE.--The House went into Committee
on the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill. The bill appropriales $s43,OOO per
diem for the members, and with the pay of
Clerk and contingent expenses of Congress,
the total expenses are swelled up to $1,000
O0O
Various amendments were agreed to, maxi
ing appropriations for completing the custom
houses respectively at New Orleans, st. Lou
is, Louisville and Cincinnati. Without con-
GLIDING the bill the committee rose.
A petition was received from Horace Day
and II. O'Reilly, praying for decaratory
law protecting the right Of trial by jury, be.
fore the Issue Of perpetual ininnctions III ca
ses Of patent rights where the novelty or le-
galty is denied. Referred.
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Freedom from Cough in Ten Minutes.
The unprecedented sales Of Bryan's Pull
monic WATERS, justifics our recommending
them to all who are troubled with Coughs,
Colds and horseness. They are to be had at
the Store Of Benz. Thomas.
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IL POISONINGGI

III TOTsVNINbAAH
Thonsanis of parents who use VermlIGe composed oi
Castor on CalOme &c, are not aware, that while they
appear 10 benefit the patient they actually aving the
Onhdailoh ior series of diseases, such salvation,
loss of sight, weakness of limbs &c
In aHOIber column will re found the advertisement oil
ltnhensacks Medicines, to which ask the attention
OF all directly interested in their bwn a well as their
ClldTens health. In Liver Complaints AND all d sordcrs
arising from those Of bilious type. should make use u
the only genuine medicine, ilo'emsack's Liver Pills.
ii i'Be not deceived hut ask for Iohensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills and ohsc We that each has the sg
nature OF the Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACK. as none
else are genuine.
NJThc attention ofour readers is called to the adver.
tsement of d. r. CowES, Esq agent for the Protection
Insurance Company. Thetrue theory and practice ofin
suranee is, in few words very correctly stated; and we
roccommend readers to avail the mseIves Ofhe avan
iages, offered by this old and wetricd Institution.
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Respectfully. JAMES RUSSELL

In Quart Bottles, al Hrr lo:''e or rat,cs r,-
Sold Lv T. u = tRt I,frr-r,,,.i IL.
Corncrof Fourth 1rd WanI. re: TO won a., o,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24


xs1aS 1 30 . Eager 70 Ns%' @a
vanoOk Geo DO Hgni9goa SeoaO DO GSsn M, s
+ snis &co--5IO Duffy acoS0 do bran IA DO potato
ss s aaSi Sur Ea oE5 bale. powsng
,obaSc Bnidecle &cOs pigs Violet &cO-19iai bales cot
. Es. a. ss sssss 1s Do
Payne cu4%gg. Stewart $sG,s DO Ns1 "a
81 V m oana'f Esn Lee Sc BogH Foley
s roll, sds sls hSd. M assl 81, a. ''
BAYOU steamer Gyq bales cotton +, sdda Greer
$Gs Do sI Gs Sc 9aai DO a1io @l5 Sds d.
bs De i % heG ws w% Do
Gerard 20 do Brand Landry-loo do line
. a1ST si II sb i' asoiassss
IrrLoErrsr steamer sOkssss bale, oYtO2 e Egsh9sr
I 90 ffyas HasoSess dc taddy, George
%nss wusa niaSeS sao cotton 30
St S ssrsn den. GE s 1 corn HspssS
500 AZ oseey do 81 bsa lard IS q; bacon
Ea1s. PA a. csaaoly sso
ops He itssertyl9 do F0rman Lang &cOruadre
Iaande AI.teaf DO oak
Bslocqs a. MeRsa, toaaa so@a DO Thonhi &sO-A
Bsd bale. s so ss s bales m'''
steamer Maryso hhds Boehs
sSS % ws.5 40 Koiss 40 FssisoH
s, Sc f bh Do s do order S mo
E ''is%I % s Mgs 70 Psyg
do Brander Williams co.'s? Do Swny, Green o-69
Aeo-S Owen 4eo4O do Watt DsSaues as DO Haroi
Moody-4o DC Powell HoitDEg5 DO Bak-94 Curry Per
aa kco-l5 do Hewitt Norton &coi4 Nepn SI9 IA u
Sneroy &eo-O do George Polard Cleveland Bro Ao do
iIDsyis-Total bsles cotton Ala S N
PORT HuDsoN-PeT steamer Naehel No SIS bales cotton
ScO-b do A Walker 6eo45 A
Atenberger &co3l do Cummings 6co2i do Curry
Persop-lO do rayns Hartson5 do Oakley kn-2 10
~ Soo--Tosal bales cotton ssi
PORT HUpSoN-PsI steamer Kmbal.6 cotton NeRa
,-sa,nan keo23 oakley iawkns-2 do Rsida
% do Ssos do Eowes &co6 do Wills Rawins-s
II Fn,o, Seo-G Wright &o-l0 hhds Wght A.
10 bIIs moas Darby Tremouelss pork Skunk
Total bales cotton Ia.
BAYou bales PAYNE
Hson-2l Estn ss &eola do Watt DSaulltsl do
= Jon.slj0do ThonpsOn-s Mtsnburgsr do
Shaw Aes-I Do Psslss hhas sugar Mayilsaa1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

@s- WV. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
lAeie Of The osteIi J. Court. Election, Monday
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EE~ GEORGE F. PEARSON Is q candidate for
collection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
nd solets the votes Of his fnsnds. ie2s ts
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20 do 50 bbls taoa Lauys Meca-io do KsIy Fr,eiada
cotton iTs. ' " 'iY io'a' p"iss
bALztPsr steamer Jones-io hhds sugar 10 Roehfors
90 ponseree-7s bills moasse half do SKIS rico
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

WTi Of El.cli bearing of
and directed by his Exceeuy o. HEBERT Governor Of ~
state Of louisiana the qualified u the Parish Orleans
hereby notified that Election will be held MONDAY the h
Of November next, ls53 for the following officers viz
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soN-Ths legant snd swl sBgeT Isaek.t
LUCY ROBINSON, Capt. J. N. Clement will
hf trade the NOVEMBER
Ade th,sughout the entire hI Iacars apply
oil SMITH 4 FIMlsTER 81 Pnydrps street
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JVATERL.vG PL.aCES.
r AXE SHORE PAcKEr srrAngr :,

III AXE gHORE PACKET STEAMER 49,
Il CHEGGE-Fail Arrsn zsnaent.-FOR .H5,sssl---3.,
o FAN SPRINGS, BILOXI aad intermediate lanfngsKe nee $40
splendid low CREOLE Charles Walker master
sfprsrsv for
ctroon add jefferson Railroad Laks dhs Can
folows:
MoSDAYs. by 4. ". cau Fridays 10y " ca
WEDNEsDhYs.by P. ". Carr sATURDhYs.by . p N. Css
follows:
Ls4re Fsv Orl.sns. Lespes Ossas spris0s.
MONDAYS -. ~ A. NJ ears. TUESDAY ..'.sss A. ~
NEDNksDAfsby ?. ". carr. TIL A
ssIPATs -.sysA T. ear.. sATuspAY .....---.,s 4
T Freight received AT the Railroad up ot
ty Way Letter Bag will enee sr~n, On n
days -nd Wednesday, at ~ o'clock sdy asa Sal
urlays a 3 O'Clock ~ ".
~ Fars Bay a. Lsuis Christian ca chdr.n
wants ~ 75 Deck a. Fare Mississippi
sptingH % SOi Children snd ssrv.n.. vi 50; Dsek a.
80 r. GEDDys, Agent 10 Bank Pisss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

LuaBER.--There are now between so and
10000 logs valued at rising million of dollars,
lying on the west branch of the Penobscot, be-
tween Milrocket river and the Five Islands ON
the Penobscot, and for want of water cannot be
got down. Rain for this purpose is very much
needed. There are also about 100 RATS, making
90 cargoes, from five to ten miles above the city
of Bangor, waiting for a freshet sufficient to
bring them down The demand for lumber is
great and cannot be supplied. The consequence
is, that what there is in the market commands
a good price. The export of long lumber from
Sangor, for the year, is estimated at 1000 GOO
u; of short lumber $50, 100000 feet.
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RIVER sTEAMEM.
MOBILE.

ECY MOBILE, Bar ST. LOUIS r.
L'ss--ssnP PASS cIiafsTIAN. : Ds7y Q. MAJ -asss1rs-
,sa-ssr n M tars snssat TIE spsufs lsv sla
Jsbn ,ant Capt. R. A. HAN, and FLORIDA, csFi
ofths ssoys Dult sEpT4s1iy for she Lake rafs a
q, S I.E tts3xs The Ponthssn ksoad DAILY,
% asd Pa, Christian da r. ef y cars aopgas % Bay s.
wsdnssay 1d Saturdays going .n and A.
tsrainz. rs aud Tnurdsys re
- The Letter Bar Mosis and place.
o-es Of toe II bakpast ~ O'Clock isaFs th
nv Letters sr E.ss NJ Noble pot IN the nrai,
whi be dstznsd a Mobile.
freight Tor Bsy e. and psa. ought
Or steamers CALIFORNIA 81 CREOLE
fsI q GErDrN. Avert ID Reot pa<e.
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DATENT ACTION PIANO.
ICE--ICE-ICE.

VCEI ICEl--J. STAFFORD & Co, Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in ICE Eysan Fields street opposite
pontehran Railroad Depot lower sides No 1853 Old Leyee street
NewL
Tehoupoulas
ousss Ninth Harmony Fourth Dis
riet. iAui yos
TCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
May by j.. p. WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp st. mh94
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A Wis ID ELECIlON.-En vertu dun Writ
sG ss nj sF q: pa 1
.sn Rodss ag'uns election Novsm.
' sS pS
sions de ete parts De vile Dc Ia o,san
pat No dtgnte les de Districts Nos Dus
rive du Mississippi ct les ParOsses de St Bernard
ds REPREsENTANT nmmt par Second District Congressional
pase Dc la vile de Ia Nile osaas q est sqee
ptIat N 9aatrs' ve DC LaIsy
gn Ascension, Assumption larehe Tebonne, Ste Marie St
SENATOR'S pour District compose de la parOisse
REPREsEgrAHzs.
pN REPRSESTANT pour do De IA psrosse dorlss1si
DEuA REFRESHMENTS premier district paTosse dor
TR6Is REPREsENrANTs pour district parois.e dor
SIX REFRESHMENTS pour District par,isse dor.
TRos REpREsENTANTs pour qaatsme district parOisse
Tols RErREsENTANTs pour enqusmo district psrOisse
DEUx REPREsENTANTs pour sn5ns district paro.ss dor,
DEux REPREsENTANTs pour sspsme district, psrOsse dor-
DEUX REFRESHMENTS pour huiasms diae parosse dor
IN REpREsENTANT pour neuviaus district parOi.se
DEtx REPREsENTANTs pour dlssas di,s, purosse dor-
IN III PIAT " Au Pr PEs e9NPTEs
IN SHERIFF ct UN CORONER pour la paroisse Go,ieaps;
QuATRE AssEssEURs lie parOis'o ct vile s la Nlldor
UN AssEssEUR Foar premier district pour s-sgd pour
e roise Ii 4uatreme district de Ia NOavslls Orleans,
Mississippi pour ssqass les dlsatsdIs
vt aas &c cout oesS POUR
Il Y ." @ Ia .isSDa o g3 RSa sf T. W. PS Il s
quaa eears de taxes pour Ia Nil osansun pour
pour porOsc do6ans iuts la droite
SEPT JUICES DE PAIN
I'm les eeeurs quad des Ter ct 2me District Ropsen
Sasi,s a. sms Btr.t RsPI..a.
un par les eecera ayant untt DIES 5me Ell eme Districts Represen
Tn par les eeurs aySut quae des Tine sn ct enc Districts Re
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(uTIzENs' BANK OF LOUIsIANA-Ntw

ORLEANS, Otob u.s. 1853 Notice hereby thai hooks
Pon % the remaining uniposed
a ai oslO each was opened THURSDAY the
instant nn1er the
me 'nPion TO be received excepted
shall have been snbseibed for - ~
Inc coma Of this III. COM
pa orted BY the Board July lat erceD 40 IL,
qurnty noe by The Board
provision which has added eomuart
ibsr'o shall he binding the
ne cash stock and the ho Of The mortgage respectively
their heirs
By oil he Board RpTrsgF f,a.bi.,
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NOTICE OF ELECTION. Pursuant to a
@ tess ~ Il. a III 4g AZ sgsss a
@ ~ s we fhsa y' 4 the R9S, q orssGs are
Of November next, .53, for the following officers
MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
ONE REPEEsESTAIivE from the First Congressional District
aap ana MaRy No. D. ad as dsgasis sG az DE- f.
leans yaE 6aai Of Mississippi Parishes Il ST.
&EpREsESTlT!vE from the Second Cos gro..isaal District,
Lsayss j.I.oa thss s. JON Se . ;,
r s. Jane Aseeneon Assumption LAfoarehe Tsbohn ST. Mary
TWO SENATORS the District composed Of Or
REPRESENTATIVES.
oNN REPRESENTATIVE from the right Parish
Two REPRESENTATIVE from First Diatie Parish Of Orleans.
THREE REPRESENTATIVES, from Dslric, PaI.h
SIX REPRESENTATIVES from Thl D.tet Parish Of orlsan.
THREE REPRESENTATIVES, from Fourth District, Parish Of Or
THREE REPRESENTATIVES from FifL Distinct Parish
Two REPRESENTATIVES, District Parish Or,
TWO REPRESENT TIyEs from Eight nai. Parish Orleans.
TWO RErBEsENTATyEs nom Tsuth District Parish
A STATE TREASURER, an AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
'a STENREST OF FgsIG EpgGAT!oN
FOUR ASSESSORS for the Pari,h snd City New Orleans
,h fG BE Foaf bo New 6sa" a. ~,
and another that portion Of the Parish OH
right bank The Mississippi River be voted according existing
'T FIVE CLERKS ss4sSs' 81 =" 6otRTs in .
one Tor tas r 9e ne 93 enc io[ ne hiId one for the
And also FOUR TAX COLLECTIONS for New orleans'
The Fourth Districts another for that the Parish
leansl the BIT bank OF the Mssissippi River.
sEVEN JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
qualified Electors Of The First and Second Representative
the qualified Electors Of the Third Representative District
qualified Electors the Fcurth
by the qualified Electors the Fifth and Sixth Representative
Districts,
BY qualified Electors Seventh, Eighth Ninth
Districts.
qualified Electors the Tenth Representative District
(late IAfAye y and also
qualified Electors that of Parish Orleans
Wing o the right bank OF the Nj tlissppi River
CONSTABLE Justice Feaeeo he chosen
Electors residing the several Precincts Of the Justices the
Peace, n above explained
OF
O'Clock the morning until O'Clock the evening such
appointed by the Board
New Orleans and the Police Jury for that the Parish the
right Of the Mississippi River.
The duplicate to
denigned according to law.
sherin's ofcs Parish Orleans this October 1858.
J. P. FRERET, Sheriff.
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iGUNDB IES-e NOMENCLATURE --Some of our
~ las.sn And interior have a most extraordinary
= ffsSf ~ enclature. The recent election has
s spASS T light such delectable localities as
sPIcFGreek, Jackass Guleh, Humbug City,
trtESaSdse Town, One Mule Town, Drunkards'
sIakrderers Bar, Shirt-Tail Canon, Lower
Shg, Negro HILL Fiddletown, Coon Hollow,
ay Hawk Condemned Bar, Grizzly Flat, Mus
quito Canon, Poverty Bar, Mule Canon, Green
horn, Mugginsyille, Mad Muletown, Sucker Flat,
Rattlesnake Bar, Yankee Jims, Peppermint
Bar. Mad Canon. Humbug Canon, Rough and
Ready, French Corral, etc. ESsn Francisco
Herald
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The books snd this department kept hy an on
desgnhtad Controller
men He shall receive and Joint
CONTROL nh deposited with the clerk
for collection the stock ard contribution
avg other evidences Of debt belonging to this the
duty ohe Controller
within three after
dis shall nc remain opp
ne shall so take ehAge of all policies deposited with
collateral
s to % IS required by the charter and further perform such
duties 10 the
Of
Ter shall be- appointed the Directors. The same manner
and his Of Office shall be the
the other oesr Of the Bank He shall give security faithful
Performance Of the dutes Of his Office shall
n be tired by the Board exceeding
per to be paid out of the funds Of the said Mortgage
partfnsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

D Ps orleans % ~ I sm ans s o
the Wing Convention. Of son
Gs- Messrs. Editors; Please to announce
g geT hREcH "a caadns fr cLERK Of the FIRST DIS
lie will be supported by MANY FRIENDS. jyisa
J. ase- J. G. PoNDExrER, Superintendent Of
~ candidate s srssR
Eas- JOIN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT coURr. mh9s
mr. THOMAS c. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mhs ID
Dae Editors Of the Crescent: Please an
WV 5 H S Of G n
M WILLIAM BEDroCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT Of,hs Court may
Ns- We are authorized to announce Colonel
G.TnE @
lzs~ JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DfsrRIcTcoURTo OF NEW We.
~ SAMUEL G. RISK is a Candidate for
CLERK OF The FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. Election Boo-
Ms~ FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT-JOHN s. BA-
Of said s fe sdy ss, Gaq Is CANDIDATE for
E~er---zzz=-
M.
COURT nhil
EE FOR CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
S E WAstNeToS LEWIS the Minute
allied fo ~ last 9syenteen himself
be changed ""A'''' ''"' 'i fsi1 a q
ne Please announce DR.. GEORGE w. Cross
a. Candidate or CORONER Of the Parish Of Orleans
decision OF Democratic Convention sish
Ns- THEODORE ]. WILKTNsoN.--We are au-
hdzsd 70 announce THEODORE J. WILKINSON
o "D ''n :. .nddAe for reelse'i0n. ste
Gs- For AssEssoR.--FRANcIs TURNER, the
Ssy.nSs' lsS' and respectfully submits bs claims
Ns- Please announce THos AsKEw as can
did"se for STATE TAX COLLECTOR First District. So
51s- WIN BLOOMFIELD, Sr.,
Tor the Last tS' 3sra fsilS o. Critic & N"0'''
sUsTIoE OF TH +" PEACE
FIRST JUSTICES COURT.
~ Election Noy.nbsr 7, 1853 osI
Hs5- CHARLES v. JoSrE, the present incum-
Psssa 81 oSLss ssO .sss
Rg~ We are authorized to announce MIGUEL
e. r F f1 Gs4c e coRT "a. n f coS
==-=s==-~
TT GEORGE F, PEARSON IS candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT,
and solies tie voies Of his friends. ie2s
~ WIN. G. QUIRK is a Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF TIE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. TT District
eotprtes Cd Fifth Canal 20 Jua
street, and nom the L@vee to tue Lake ie.7
ss- To the Editor of the Crescent Please
JOHN j. HpPrE Candidate
y CONSTABLE OF TIE FIRST JUSTICES the Parish
Of Orleans. Election November FRIENDS. ieIs
Ess- FRED. J. Roberts is Candidate for
CONSTABLE oF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Election,
November nezI JED I'd
@- WV. HENKY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
ltasie Of ne oseerd Jasias Court Election Monday in
sehosfnefL myl0d
Gs- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUsrICE's CoURT
BERNARD GARlTH Candidate Third Jus
Court Eecton November MANY FRIENDS al0ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24

HOIIOWAY's PILLS AN ADMIRABLE REMEDY FOR I'll nv
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINTS AND BAD DIGESTION -Nr.r
Wilson Bengal been
employed yesfsn the Hon East India Company service
called az ooWRF' establishment few days
benefit M had derived from taking these unparalleled Pu having sa
reig a
months he could solid
hs disorder, hut HOLLDWAYS
wonderfully the liver
tive orgAns thai he S now quite ts health.
Soil at The Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
lpea Temple Bar Lnin and by ali the respectable and
Dealers Medicines United cents
81 50 each Wholesale by the principal
u1in and by MessTs A. SD SANDS, New York and WRIGHT
q CO New Orleans.
~ There considerable 10 taking the large
n BDeotou for The guidance parents dstier are
alfred each box L.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-24
CREAT BARGAINS, IS. PHILLIPS

EREAT BARGAINS. IS. PHILLIPS, of
Nh CHEAP STORE NoToRIETY Nayades street. mex
Horse Station First Das and Rousseau
District,
large and wellassorted stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
The attention OF the Ladies particularly called nee Of
FLOUSCED BAREGES dresses
style and colors, varying from Is to en-.
10000 (en thousand) yards JhCoNETS coo atde
per yard and upwards.
10000 (y hOuand yards of PRINTS being sbesi
patterns c6Ors.
Owe hOusand yardsof BAREGE DE LAME Iocsts per
yard.
10 pieeea supethne SILK DAMAsKS, for curtains.
100 extra fine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS.
BLACK SILK wards.
boeadd DRESSES from 400 hoo Of
FINE GOODS 500 to mention advertisement.
GENTLEMEN TAKE NOTICE.
Jas rscei dir
hnesm to
aAge assortmenoi plain LINEN SHIFTS prices.
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