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Laf;,srt sar sSe b,nsa. e iketSgass ef DeIssssrs
Cliftl tef 1853 dfssn 4 lEfluinztva, Dsi, 81
sss9 slsy Sugsmeer % ts5J
- 15fe;g, EcfTsIy- II DfE9xs Hsisois.
tsd a4lNsFlcsss sczFnE-
!; SPY tlii s=7itsl Of sGsk70; prize sf
81 0no $4,000 I7.4loEs2 sfl0o goo; 2
sf7.0p9 ? 9! 5000; lD Of 1000 100
sf!HoD0 100 sf 700, 81
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+ Eieaihs Sess
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Os,ers Or Tiekel1 NJ Shtrrs za1 Certificates
cl 2 !; asgss n Tie above spleldid Lotteries viii
rscetse.thv most prompt auentiHn snd ~ Official
s-cutsal az each ora Stag sent Immediately aher id
is orsr-io III Who ora,rarora rie
AaliitsF, p. J. BUf'kEY. AGENT
o. ~ 1883 ,ltftr4i-gtss Dsl--
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co8u,.si 5sks's 0frrse

IfTa T7Fsl.'n p ITFilb.rI. ItJJ I
III Itri.s u the above ID Il as IS I'D rrcd4
Jf9ts u t-H.'e aF-rol w on . Isi4ra ~ viii VII asa
H., a,s ls I hal , 4 n I t,, q ss,f-53 i.
rT,rnie tie tetfse al court 10 Drill cause en- 4Ei~T
d&s At 10 c'cl5ck ~ ihrF Arb funrstel 10 attend.
r. W0RTH!kGfON Cuuinr
Eoye&bsF3 1859
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Public Sale.

IHTENDfSG Il isareil, coantr. viii sell Al
i pubic sale. without reserve, - lHONilA Y ma
saa All nv pycp~fsy eeasss,ine al "A r<es, , s'sesh
tess w.ih Gives, WAGONS PlsugEs and Pleash
&c rs 80 NIX Or Corn. Carriage A>o. al ny
noUsEIi41IiD aNp KITCHEN FuRNfIIRE.
Irfrdis Il ssx useh,hs viii be given on al 81 rs
ever IS 90 a,des that cash. s,-..-,,r, r,
November 10 1853 Oefrtaet
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.on.lsltnr b >. - d ~ >.

cpaHttfnS ~ pan - j" HgN =
J gasd Wstt Ilories-i; / ~ IA .fi4T
! excellent Family loo. 3 G'el.x;
f,r,fal Mi!eh ttor, aaa. IoaHy c.s.t.s; Z
II fat Hogs so tisrg< So 4 ~
ssSeeeyai Etse Brosa Sous;
10 fsse Sssck -tsaeeP; 1 'Ssgth9'is'fs.i'aes
s0s al !1e 5est9 lIagoss ialst. Co2:fy;
II triad tread Pisn!asisa iFegea :.
4 Chrriagt 6aR Han IS ttsGr!y tsf i;
II h;<Hga,ts fiFasafaK .ail:
;I}afssear, dos5is and siaste S6os.! Pong ~;
* setis iIzdgoa Grdrs; IS sits Plaass -. j;
Ii Htleelb1frose !. . Haffors:
| | ldrge GrfAit Stsa. Cora f'asrtf ;--z
! Ig< II sHasets 1c~t.atss7g f34rzf
!. E.esg !ssl st:s t.ies .aHgeF TOR = Il
IL ts.s ga'-ay Hay 4 fs.e basisis Cas- =
| 51iafiey Sse1t; | los Gai< Sf,g;
III 5afreis CORN;
S.fsfai bfrrefs Fiqegsr;
500 l5s. pasn. Bsiopa, Csaats aa.t ss5yi.k.rsl
and many ogher. articles ie5 nuaef y 4 ia atioa
Hating been farming but sgsheH INES taf+a,
sax Utensils Gas. sc. are -nesr y=p~W
- creiitof nice Eaoa hs viii D. fFra on al.
5 81 ms above ore dal * ihe5gaeehsser giElag ted
7 aaa approved s.eufiir ~ and gnfece6a-h NJ
rsaaert. ,a b. gr1 n Il 10 ltt1a arr M lied
1i.a JOHN W 4GgASFHad
WA ii GRIGGs, AReltgaeer. h
Eoyemher 10 is53
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SPLENDID SCHEEES..
Fua NOVEMBER. IeS9.

GRE60RTs Z. MAURY, Managers.
Cs.<s.scrs % : ". .E1F1r Col
II 450.eoo.
Lss.sry Tor 5 heneds y ih> SAT- n D.iurer..
ID G assasi fcr 1858 70 Be drawn al Nrilrpsna,,-
4; DIE fSarinssF. NsEtmbsr IL 1853
il 4 = Ne Lai;ery-ii DfaEn Baiic,s.
sPf.xSDiR LnFrrxY
i pgits sf ESQ O0e 10000: S Or 10000
So : Fsf 5000; leo Of COO 25i
(ssIsssi 3 Nunbst Pri1ssS Of 500. &c
fick8s sfa-t4atvcs S7sa-auar,ers ss.55--
Eikhiks 1871
Cs- fraiss q ? Ks Of - who'd tet. kisn "a
hDs q = Hat so 09
sRs 60 S3qa1risf $3.50
a. g 19eisAiAs - 50
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EtoVegl StoVesll 6toVea!I !!

= " = v 80 ' = q Y 7 ~ = 2 . =
4 .lFAFE aa.eziensive stElmeut Of PAGLOR
BALL sHaN COOK STOVES
EgkN ACES, COAL CRATES ac. which V II
hsIf ed teityeUd ana 81 81 lie post scso a
- iisliug terms
81 Psrsaes 10 waDt II raF hpnzratls fof he,tise
flslf e. crl0t satng sieN respectfully salicitHl
/, ttsil - iae ChsrrS MA fra Wafe aB}t Sics.
IAt b. iarr ,p1rth-'t1 heaa.se 81 efcai III
PRE- IS. u shefs Y fgi,ed- b.th in|va.iesy
o.EifIs aAt st.ia nj ]. ies
TLi Hsfas b PAREER.F
so-i . ts57
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34yE vii + Il 81, "a. iSr a aflraci,e si pr
nv ska Diki5iel maSksq Al ne QNss< "a,
Itieess y IT, he llansporia i'm = I'D
re- BLACKBURN : CO.
u, r,xf D. lss--s,
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FesRgNs, FkaNYa. sc.

"A LARGE and general assortaieut % Dfu-s%
"A Psiqis Oils, Ptrfamesy. e. X NV hsing
resolved The public aay b. as.afeA. that iger
assortment u these sHities has Never been opened
10 lAi. i4Irset Call 2ad sac thcna.
LII SMITH.
Chs;lastsvn =clcts.sT % $50
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%. Tec.arrl cr-assr. ~ efh in.f.. b. Il '. VIC
KrriS'5s. NJ John sTROrifER MOORE e Mss
1AEf .. RiLEY q On s1srty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

run tfeeif3i b ~ sahicIlt ~ so Ssrks q
4 A SAIL utieh We viii sell heap u vii Be
eIi<|I-1 8 am n ne Dtrols ~ the line 81 he
Nilc1e{'eF <od Roomac Railfead. Address
r 3 BLACKBURN 4 CO.
Ness4hsr 4, ie<1-2L Hnrrsrs-Fsrly, Ys.
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Is5eo1ea dirsund Pepper a.asGings-.
&. r. n = :, Mt IT,.
sf1 us Sf,nsy, Nj
III bo-es f,.,ffs Tn, ! .n u ,,,.-...1,
.s eo1es {ase I p. sng TAfesasa bar soaps
ia Z, fa;r.
In 4. aii r3l.
lE9 u ehs-ge IN - !,
VA laejr attention i mas hIsr mo1e teals,y gin
sEGdRS htn u,slsptS Ii Esi be fo on y M
,bn ,,n.l T,ly. II ~ n ii 49,. w r. 1ailhla
w. w. u Va 20 ahy IL tlis marSet They IN
~ III = III ~ Scr ana quantities as
I15 lo1es ceib % y, Az III 81 =, v,
Lsafdarepdi,h Toh.aes, -'a
$50 Bsre. 81 IS and Is ayrd,, T.vlcr and ethsr
brstait 90!
!60 bsxfsnedpih ersqes aud brands do
5000 Prh4ife, Edorsdo, ks@ba sud other choice
Gfa.rf ssgars.
s. s,,o Xxx MI tteS. s,'st Ts1.sy %
I. Y5u IffHl Il >lAnna afd lgamon Do
e r IRE y. M rs M : Ys'.eh saalf,
5b,,s hT.dittt FPS 60
ia9 boIc5 SO tnalo I'D wj.1.v cl....
% rasLsHS5b d,ra seJ.l 80" "'A''
ne lales Wrspbng rwintd
!, i5a cells Flax s5ll Jute RODE
D 80 dez. Cotton Pos Lines,
80 :: Pdinte4Pa.es
10y tffn hRosin'
ls9 bo5er an htif boxes Faisins.
- saisaB AZ 81, fjleiled A4+enas'
~ III. h l...eis TIL.
! q = ~ ~, 8 W. 49, E,.es,
ia I. n.s44l. Al Iaf''
$50 4 Ralsa C.p and Letter d.
1876 boxes Fles3 Aidsardt
100 !" Iadigor- So /.
{; s n. eR sss1jPe' md cots.,
" % g qa.ks IN tl a Ma, era 81 WINE
IS 6fi Port 4' do
g SEeet Mais5I dc
q 9s's ess ehS s9ass State Aash' aud 9th
so.,israf. pafd Cdr Viafssr
inl ihe seiee.lon aaflpurehsse Of the above
,. n 1nG as , laciIi-
5 b,ve sls,E 80 .ts, snp oanai,
tba inrredshb n5nj sd ,i gr., :, $500 ~
riaa IL eiTsbek Was Tufchassd beiore ihe M
Il saa.Ss sJ a IVY fRalea % oner e great
dities, -
A1.-.-3t,,,;n, ct, ..a.r.L go.
go. .1-,eersi,ile 90, .ta + : -.
sifvEiGH aEcHAMpERLMN.
'ssF's'Ios I COS
- rt4r cI7pr-pT-If-l, t...t.-,
III q y , g 5esYe g inl9rm
a.saeie,ed bBselF III ~. uev ~, ng nas
csss1ss,t,;1 n III snn A 1880 Mes Esd 2
1aa,n ; 4. ine r,SRss sesi,',ieH Baslne5s
il Wbsst con F,aaT MI. ~ ard III; L, i III
times, gusfan,de best faaikil priced lick sales
and prbmpl returns;
If mott eaFAestly sb.igiis eall.frem The Mer-
fiasss ai+o A- ii s.i6fl il win be to their in
ieress 70 Eive tle ahoss ssoek thorough examina-
ton befoFe.theT supply themselves elsewhere.
Septenassr ~ 1853; d. HOWARD.
z1x1T,NE7.s 1.,-s; s..g-gs g,UD..c
~ III
Nd = TaeiS g,sav.aud - -
TaE 1.s.Ps Arrangement.
4 WEEKLY LITERARY AND FAMILY
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Balm re and Ohio Rsil-Rssd.
F3a ICE = ksfssy eiver. maj 81 ~ ster
MON BAf, NnseHite7 IN. lie ffsrrets-Frs-
7, INSTRUMENTATION Tfats viii h di-oonlinned f,r
The risieF hrtoad Freserick. = With pisre n viii
ran cirsst. Al he fsFEaEF ksufs n q rssfnrr 3
JOHN DONE
Master Of TrHssTonaiioa.
ofE5eE 81 Tixcazsrza a. R.R COT
Aavens6er4 sh 1854
Tae ea;1y MsFniag Pssseug,r Tain sra Niftt
Tar vi ~ eiscrstinnrf "a fhis road % and ar
Ter Mos ~ NcyerihrF Tn
Ike PASSENGER TRAIN "a and sesrtRat
dls VII iezss The T ~ CrFcx Il ~ sscHgsTEs,
n9 ". ard fsirra irarIs5is fsfy sfert re afri-
yal 4 n trails frsm Baiiimsfe. due a Hsrpeys-
FeffF ~ 10 EIIauiss 1fis 10 81
J. GEORGE HEST,
Nsyenisr 10 ib51. Z. AgenL
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EcEi Hanging.

M = 3 y 49, sSH q .est9S wfffhe
SER. 1913, -sa ~ 4 asE3
rzf h.<Ssr.rs ga -s----ss-,--.-s e
WITT II - Oif4Ffog sheai snE go
gallons, ard superior rus njss i, e
newsfnr sale bv -. Z - - nFatlr
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[ERS REPOSITORY.


HxEr Ia Pleasure . asinstnss a tisr s.ssr,.r. -
sitsr dsalfss y aFFifl5 n sAeir FALL
STOCK <aifAl:ng:
TOAE CASES and CARTOONS sr sAs
Low Narlelis aisscEi IN 81 g2cds IN thrir
line. ~ of4 hith we're prseh ased direct II she
9ieslfaefuressis Nfz Eazak1 f under ihe nos; IA
yorable circumstances aEe sdnsissiag il part =
fsllsHS viz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

I Cine RisER--srEAasa4T8 - LouisrtRe- jan S-Ths
tTsr here Is yet istipgweaher very end The steam
at Wary HINT has arrived frqn .!erorieans aud the
i.,hoEing nave departed fas port the Chenovsti,
ne Chancellor the elias wr ~ Reindeer and the y
4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

Loss or rfE SoaooNER WILLIAM b. PErERs.-The
5chooner William Peters Capt. Lord, from NewYork
Mobile went ashore the Chandelier Islands last
saturday mornng early hour The vessel has been
abandoned and will b. total loss. The crew and some
Of the sails etc saved We learn from Capt Lord
that one OF the crew named Alfred Myrcck native Of
Sandford Me was lost overheard the passage out
the eth inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

Gopp-The Court Of Cumnou Pleas OF NewYerk have
refused to grant trisl TO Edward l.. Lsdecksy
AGAINST whom verdict $4,000 rendered, in svor
Il ne George a shern months siuce-ihe latter
suing the former sedueing and enticirs his wife
ehiia he absent in Europe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

pAEis FAsuloxs What is called charming little gar
ulent is now in high fashion in Paris II Is rnrkish
acket large quite straight behind and with sleeves
open at the elbows 1t Is home rich toilet
on receiving the first at ball party II Is
6sy made Of red white cashmere trimmed with gold
silver ribbon aud little fringe to match For older
persons black cashmere worm with black braid and gold
pattsrn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

SIur BUnpfNo NEwYoRg. There were launched
from the port Of NewYo in l52 to be launched early
in 1853 the papers reckon hundred and sixteen
ses steam is the propeing power of seventy OF them
wind drives forty Ave and the Ericsson by the
expansion Of heated air OF the steam vessels fourteen
steamships thrty.six steambosts and pro-
ppler OF the sailing vessels twenty ships four
briss twenty schooners and there sre hesides
those. divers sloops harges yachts and pilot boats
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

H9 have statement that few days before the
death Of Mr. Hsmbln, he offered ss5o0oO for tn
Bowery Theatre, which he refused 1t said that he
owner the establishment and that is
bersl only the of fifteen twenty thousand
dollars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

The Apalachicols Commercial Advertiser, wheh haa
becu discontinued for some months account Of the de
strurtion Of the Office by in October sgain made It's
appearance under the control Of Mr. j L. "ynaan rs
publisher aud Eppes, Esq as editor In ms saiata
tnrv the new editor hangs out the whg banner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

Az OLD EproR The senior editor of the Pittsaei
iass Sun address to bis readers on the advent OF
1855 stated that that the SD anniversary Of his edi
torial services and that than ftytwo years mad
elapsed since he Issued the first number Of the Pitsned
Sup
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

Tea CT the Rochc,-sr n. , Aldermen Lave been in
dicied flr s.teu aor in s icsasinE q tsvsTns sad
9th huusts 0f entertainment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

Mrs H. Lewis, ths tssgie actress, has been rlayips
Rtpf III sasu, Mas This is the nrst time Ss saos
OF the part being rndertasen by woman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

BIsttop yASpEyELDE--We are sorry learn that the
health Of the Rt Rev Bishop Of Chicago is very preca
rous aud that unless it should be materially improved in
few days he will be obliged seek The balmy air ct the
sunny south This announcement will create feeling
sadness among Catholic fellow to whom the
bishop is attached by many endearins tiss. tchcago
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28


EGVO SUGAR PLANTERS.--J. B. R0rpsNsz
u SrgAR UahSF BEH DER ANn KEFfiES' sttIHf, \"
JULIA STREET NLN ORLEANS respectfully aud '"lb n
oaes Es = ai SUGAR rlANlLRS tht naE uqWr"
@ work aae. Having Hprett eAPreH,, f mere iiau ten year
Erttes Gl.f plans, Which h bus air p
perfect allt sNs.as great many fra de
PROMISING wa- plsttlle hu er Arsel 10 hI,1 p
vd Il al at1ilct much the fsau Of fuel lho
hjins of ~ ketlles hy eyinga eutrl sfi I'll
ihose heretofore employed uuu ing TO the uste
M and canes Wh,u the Planter l tHe oloHing aTed
5es selected ifon among great many Others equally vAh,
tey Mu sIh ttT work. be la
ta1s. certain 70 justify iha eoafdents
CERTIFICATES.
T4is oe: IS bgarrr J.. y kulaAt was employed by
fc "a uu- h uTtkl and tAi ir Work was o'
Il ~ entire susau, and confidently rgomnfad ht q g
b.r good ns, and k"'}ls sgLt-- th.4 ~
aug d the best 10 the e7nntTy b4N NlNlliEsl att'
Parish ST. jaus', 6l January, 1851.
This to Gently j. B. Roadmes has WORLD trou
him mason, ia ha Intelligence every dtIar'm,R o. ~ 5
j. H. l+'LN 'H'
Parish 81 ST, Jamg, Nov. q, 1882
a 3. Roldanez has Put Sai OF
Kettles uaI0u Plau and 'at the ta boz To my
utrs t take peanre in reron ming him 70 al hose
she mag -slsir. sarlisls Z. TUREACD. jams jm
EHIRE AND WEATHERPR00F PAINT
bl,ls ani half barrels (ry) the celebrated BRIDGE
Mineral iae
store pnl Tor sale bg q. o. BoGER1 co. 10 Camp ST.,
Agsnts tie Louisiana Alabama Aia lt and Texas
hed by the City snbAgspis at sare price rs BY ms
'ns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

MAD THoreH ENcEsstvr JoY.-A writer, descrihinz tina
LuBatic Asylum at BackwsiIs Island, says
Here iF whom joy has deprived Of her
Her husband aud child board vessel which
wrecked Going down the shore every day, ii with
the wish Of beiag the beloved objects that lay
buried beneath the suddenly she behsd them landing
from vessel which had picked them up and saved them
An overwhelming flood Of JOY pervsded her bosom and
then reason forever She has known them
since but sits what she thinks the rock where
she used to bewa their fate, wrnging her hands, and
meaning most pteousy-shile every week the husband
and and gaze her face, in hope to
gles1a Of memory-but in vain ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28
DAILY CRESCENT.
LIST OF LETTERS
LADIES LIST.

Remaining in the Post-ofice, New Orleans,
FRIDAY. January % 1855
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

writer in the Cincinnati Nonpareil has pleasant pas
about the rich men Of GAINESVILLE he says Zanes-
vile Is rapidly growing in the eorruptihein wealth and
al its eoucomitans One Of the richest here Il Mr.
Sturges who has acquired some $4,000 more. He s
pleasant sort OF man very nervous and somewhat
centric Being Of the first settlers he has not brought
md his family those runous nfuefces that generally
destroy rich families. When his William came to
urity he asked the odd for capital to start
The hsr gave the $1,000 saying that enough
tl- him to break Bill took the $1,000. and in
stead Of breaking acquired fortune in less than ten
years equal TO that Of his father He Is extensive pri
yate banker engaged f milling, etc, Occasionally the
youth ventures into deep water and the father undertakes
n restrain him but Bill reply Is perhaps you want
the thousand if the chunks ready for principal
aud interest This is ease-not often do We dni
the of the rich successful in specuiSinus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

SIsESEs-7be Prophecies q DaIe The following para
graph from the Newly rk Tribune viii be read with Inter
est aud will excite inquiry and speculation to say the
least further publication wiz be anxiousy awaited
A distinguished English seoogst recently stated, 10
conversation with friend of that among the results
which Layard and RaHinsou have been led BY their
Researches NineTeh is the following that the pTophs
Of Daniel undoubtedly written after the
to which they refer had taken place and that the whole
u this book probably nothing but political satire
This though suppressed by LAyard his work has been
communicated the London Asetic Society by Major
Rssnson and will probably appear In It's published
transactions In Of the works upon Egyptian hero
gyphcs recently published in Germany which has coma
| uuter notice is table OF commandments copied
rum inscription Of the date Of Of the elder Phs-
raghs These in number than the Jewish Decs-
logue. but six eight Of them the same u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28
raIRE AND WEATuERpROOF PAINT.

The uul4greI cartG5s b. Roldane1 has Put up sci
Kettles ua5u Plan and t7at the katlea boil TO ~
tats ol. take ploasure eromm ming 1imt all tho
che tuas .,lqir- Lis ssrlists. +. TUREACD. jams 5m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

- .lHHsa t4df.
E,TOP LOUISVILLE and al later G.g =
-.ua'ar- Htitt KEY. h.yt rfs..5 'EsS,szaas-s
8 aatr.- fa. Efig4i t-ass,-. HF.lN @ .lst'
H.t .EI~Jf d FIN SIt' ~ p. i-ssst- -.'.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

4 ts.5=aa at#ez tH, WITtHRLE tapt. Weata., S-4Al
-HHs #A. Sass 4HI 3slat... Ftr ita At of . 14e-
l.I..NIiF~Es Efp 81 Camp r..
t#a.Ft= zf-rar - --Hal q, rs azf} 81 '4e a =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-28

'ts sa,uss lAe iHe sLa1 l's.c1isr "a
a sssse Il freight pl.stst. agp on lqarl- atfg
5-uDIHbr taD5., Agents. % bjar a. -aT.s-.
.5- T.. or t3r G.u.u,a 81 i as'f7.l
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The BritLh ship Crown, Cept Davsou from Liverpool
bls arrived and anshorsd outside ehs Bar
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16
Hobensack's Liver Pills.

No part of the system is more liable 10 dis
ease ihan the LIVER, il servingas a tltercr
To purify the blood, or giving the proper Secre.
ton to the bile so that any wrong acron OF
The Liver effect, the other important parts OF
the system and results variously m Liver Com
plant. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &c We should
therefore watch every symptom that might in
dictate wrong action of the Liver. These
Pills being composed of ROOTS PLANTS
furnished hv nature TO heal the sick namely
lst an ENPECTORANT, which augmenls
secretion, from the pulmonary mucus mem
branc or promotes the discharge OF secretcd
matter. I'd, an ALTERNATIVE. which
changes in some ineNplicable and insensible
manncr the certain morbid action of the sys-
TEN. Sd, ATOMIC, which gives tone and
strength to the nervous system, renewing
health and visor TO all parts OF fhe body. 4ih II
CATHARTlC which acts in perfect harmony
with the other ingredients. and ope 'ating on
the bowels, and eNpclling the whole mass o.
corrupt and vitiaied and purifying the Blood
which destroy disease and restores health.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16
GERMAN UROSCOPIC
PLY SICIAN.
b. Jordon, M. D.,

4 ATE FROM PHILADELPHIA, re-
- specially informs the citizt ms ol Brandon |
and vicinity, that he has permanently located
in TINT place where he will practice medicine
IN the German Uroscopic system, which leads
him to locate and describe the symptoms Of
disease Of CHRONIC CHARACTER |
with The utmost accuracy, md satisfaction. A
clean vial, containing about two ounces OF
urine,-ihc first passed in the morning with
the name and ngo Of the patient, will enable
him 10 treat successfully the cnsc in qucsiiOnel
Hence -onc individual cnn bring several eases
mud medicine can be- sent to any part Of the
country. His remedies me wholly Of the r..
formed Practice, differing essentially from
those 81 amy other system OF schuol, consisting
of Chemicals and Extracts. In the most con
centratod form and obtained almost cxclu-
aivclv from tho vegetable kingdom, obvatidg
tho vcnirnrc of bulk, &C., heretofore m
ihict ton 10 their general use Unlike the po-
| tent mincrnls-ihey nfc reliable, efficient and
| safe acting IN harmony with natures laws
without cncFvniing or prosirnling the vital
functions ol organic lie The relative mcr-
it, Of the two systems in their application for
| tho removal 81 discnsc, VIC leave for people OF
| common sense 10 determine.
Snguinc that lie j. enlisted in good cause,
ana for Unsuitable cnds--ihc cnusc Of humani-
| 'v-thc cure and restoration to health of those
suffering from disease. with whom are assOci.
| ntcd the choicest cndcarncnt OF lite, we can
not but invite and urge your serious consider
| ntion 10 this most important subject. and leave
no means uniricd to promote the health and
happiness of yourself and friends. From The
humble aud grateful recipients Of his remedies
he is daily receiving their voluntary acknowl.
Judgements in the most enthusiastic terms, oi
cures from disease and sickness, some OF
which were of the most extreme cases Of mis-.
| cry of from five 10 twelve wears standing now