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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-02-19

Gum Arabic Starch.-Get two ounces Of
fine white gum arabic, and pound it to powder.
Next put it into a pitcher, and pour on it a pint
or more of boiling water, (according to the de-
gree of strength you desire,) and then having
covered it, let it set all night. In the morning
pour it carefully from the dregs in a clean bot.
fie, cork it, and keep it for use. A table spoon
full Of gum water stirred into a pint of starch
that has been made in the usual manner will
give to lawns, (either white or printed0 a look
Of newness to which nothing else can restore
them after washing. 1t is also good (much di.
luted) for thin white muslin and bobinet.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-02-19
From the Wilkinson tMiss.) Whie.1

Washington Monument.-The following let
ter, which was handed to US by our polite and
gentlemanly Sheriff, we gladly give place to in
our columns. VIZ have seen the amounts sub.
scribed in other places, towards the erection of
the Washington Monument, and our patriotic
county stands not least among them. The
thanks of every one are due to Mr.. VIM. P.
Bradburn, editor of the Southern Sentinel-the
originator of the plan, during the late Pres;den-
tial election, of having contribution boxes pla-
ced at the different polls. The amount raised
in this way has been no trifing matter. The
letter.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9th, 1853.
Hon. A. G. DRowN:
Dear Sir-It affords me much pleasure to
acknowledge, through yonr kind attention, the
receipt of a letter from Thos. w. Hays, ESQ,
Sheriff of Wilkinson county, Miss, with a draft
on New Orleans enclosed, for fifty-two dollars,
being the amount contributed by the patriotic
electors of Wilkinson county, at the election
polls, on the I'd of November last, to assist in
the completion of the National Monument to
Washington, for which the Board of Managers
tender you, Mr.. Hays, and the generous con-
tributors, their grateful acknowledgements
Most sincerely and respectfully yours,
E. W%HITTLEsEY, General Agent.
By j. w. EcKLoFF, Clerk
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-02-19

III is stated that Louis Napoleon has pub
licly recognised the right of the Hebrews to
the full and unrestricted enjoyment Of their re-
ligious opinions and ceremonies in France.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-02-19

of Negro Clothing which they offer cheap. See
advertisement.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-02-19

U-A desirable opportunity is offered for the
purchase of Dry Goods. as will be seen by adver-
tisement of the sheriff in to-day's paper.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-02-19

E-A gentle Creole poney, Saddle, &c, is Of
fered for sale low. Look on sixth column.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-02-19
DagUerre0dyEe Lost.

Y CST or Missing, a Daguerreotype Likeness,
" consisting Of a group of three persons. 1t
can be OF value to no one but the owner, and a
suitable reward will be paid for its recovery. In
quite at this office. febl9
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-02-19
Private BOARDING.

- A. BLACK, would respectfully inform
@5IsEfHA his friends and the public generally that
"a he is at present occupying the conamo-
$3.50 dious dwelling on the corner of Bank
and Main streets, where he will accommodate Day
and Regular Boarders. febl9
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-02-19
For SALE Cheap,

EgSssga A gentle CREOLE PONEY, five years
0Nsold;-also, a Side-Saddle. Bride, Martin
gale &c, perfectly new. Apply at this office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15
EDUCATION.


ETPiSCoPAL FEMALE SEMINARY removed
h a CARRoLl TON to GREENvlI1t five meg hom New
pr'ans by The ELIJAH GtlON oF, aided by Mrs.
NLiefihl
Of TIE Right Rev. tEONlDAS POlki D. y
The Seminary Buildings at Cauoton haNg en eoyed BY me
the transferred the te residence
Of Mr.. John Greer, 1 Greenvlle.
The buildings commodous 70 which others viii soon
he aided the Grounds extensive and sst WIN Trees
and Strawberry aotdns apo opportunity TO IVY pP reeattn
and ioyncnt in botanical aud Horticultural pnTslils,
The institution designated nfa TO Young Ladies lu course
OF etuecu in all the branches Of complete Chilsuan edsaon
So Particular 3 o the FL ucl i1nsuhss
rGRA>Fo Board Tuition 10 Eusls French aaa NceAi Music
Washing. and Pillow, s4Ql
mstruu utal Nusc. instrument s1 per annn extra
IS Hooks Stationery and Printed Music ialea ~ teiN prices
- Tie Year divided into Two - ns 1--WE Nons each we
mouths oi August and scpsfmbtf bc'ug attlion
~ Payment 4 each u 20 ilaNalee'
~ Nc lfpl received ur less tl5f Que Session
RtftiN ttatbg Bishop anu OltrEy OF gag tf'' episcopal
Clsrch IN Lolsiaus.
Lc Tic Posi- New oan5' letter. TO ibs Pupi5
s6guN 1e aidtesea Ae care @. tbs HeeloI '9d PFC @ M IN
, "OPENS LIST Sept.--Englsh and French
x ~ INSTITUTION YOtrNG LADIES AS RotktFRS AND
nay PUPILS. No So ST LOUIS STREET Directed % t5 MISSES
ALLISON on fOnaol. the Terms Of the troiessos etc
apply at Tire la ltuiion Asa.
rcrsEioa Iuis, Ncasb Pfeira. aS uniyersliS Judge
l,Ni j. Nlaybin a. G. Teu1one, flr IT, iccEe ESQ A.
carrll, Ee Hon so Samuel j. eter El Horace Cam
ini.'t, "a. ilera lew. Nn'u I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15

RTOTICE to PLANTERS, etc-Thc BRIDGE
WATEt PAINT MIXES WITH LlAi.-gae.tMentisth Line
(well slack d) with ho dry BDGEY1ATER MINERAL nnd
o consistency,
wood brick This has been tried the Norm and tested o
and Is found the mixed with oil
For sale dry, barrels half barrels md ground oil in ke by
G. C. BOGERT Il co, 10 Camp street.
The States Of Lnn.ana Ama. A.i.aal A1l rIa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15
" NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
IA RANGEs-FIRsT PREMIUM.
1O7 Poydras


PRICE s. COUL0N, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
r Creng respectfully inform their renas and lhe pub'
3d. tsGt ey p, above inaaa an Al is rat gtes ti
tNtRtFAN, ENGLISH and FRENCIt WATER CLOSETS WASH
BhG-S. FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUCETS Of all kinds COOKING
MIS- 6 ARDEN fitSI, HYDRAULIC RAAlS FORCE.
HzIE PEMrs fitted up the syie LEAD PIPES
irac SION; PIG SHEET LEAD AMI BLOCK TN always
hands SNIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up ard repaired
/, , & he aHofgInc -'""- iAnl0
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Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool

IiUy W. p0S1'
cAprAI TWO MILLIONS 100000 SHARES, OF EACH.
Tr.tessIOTiN SHAW r. B. b. H. BLUNDElL, Fqs,
DIRECTOR etc TURNER, NJ p Chair
ann JOHN CAMPBELL, aud J. BRAMLEN MOORE ESQ,
Deputy ChArnen.
Ellison Maxwell
Thomas Bouh eco III Hornby, Maxwell
R. Broekleban Esq Geo r. Hcrsia Esq Robt MAarew, Esq
r. Houghou, Esq, E. Molyneux Esl.,
William Carton ESQ Johnston William Smith, Esq,
Thomas Dover, Esq, Roger L. Jones' Eq John TorT
Richard Harbord, ! James Lawrence, ESD
Available Cspital-TEN MILLION DOLLARS,
Paid up Capital
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
the
Liverpool Office
RISKS and sue Policies for Insurance against loss daag
The capita-ADDED To THE INDIVIDUAL IABIL
Try OF EVERY SrocKEOLDER TO THE EN- TIRE EXTENT OF
PRoPERTY ileet guarantee to the insured OF his SAT-
| Of loas.
made place this Company policies
the mutual offices and al settlements 10y ssa will be
| here, botl prompt aud liberal. JAMES MAGEE,
! deco 9dplmos2m Agent, Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15
NEW ADvEBTIsEMENT-Let every body

IN 6h ApN Eh1lsEAENt-Let every body
80. l.
r. H.
RfDP.AI'S REfDF RELIEF
ME5 tHs5 ATSS = FfS FT T5 Essg AZ
I. slstap THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE ,uHuFzs "a
SEqUs SsURGsc @Ti bioUs c 5 Ee X Fs
HOURS,
giving Instant s's TO tie most etm sntsso-
TO THE SICK AND PAIN suFFEHING OF NEW
ORLEANS.
oS W Si cARfREs S1t ssd aGe 5Ss s
fREE fou FoM pHN II fa sEE F. FL
IT HAS CURED,
T Hn5.Tg s, S@sss OF o. ,a nI5gmPHsp.
SSuRALeiA A. oSE 9uR.
F65faR9Hs N N S osT 5ES6 NiSdrf''
cEL FaEzS N F FEETEEs a afSSGSTFEEss
S9aF f5s9Ir 4 s s5fa %s aSoT5s.
sS Ss { SI2 Sf a5kS5s sfbYT si
pains rAbwA RELIEF iiassats a isi 6s gai1
SICK HEADACHE
ES Ps ARy RfL sW T E5o sp TIE , MOST n
alta r. Il snd swecn the Stomach and
PREVENTION.
refresh ano spyeuIs daiani kss7y eengsot
IN BATHING.
aitl te5sspsaa,lo R, R "A e Of water and os,Bet
Esgsnt fas,ae and ai.aarsa ha-daess 5,5isl5sa
Al BOWEL COMPLAINTS
P45'iifsA ;5 ~ sD9Dy sLcg g0i Etk ioRaus,
re tl ra.. 1Tres,ag d5asfvss 5ps siii apss5.i5
GEUEALaIA
ehygsg,s i.Iitg i,sI tFg ts,sl ~ Z ,
s9sss over e sharp dsrg Paae o. OF M egel complaint,
so isparns ps i ,aoaas oi eases IA ~ city q
door Tf sF5.sa r. Wv stTFR T. tsD NV VI a. stsl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Second Annual Report Of ! the I Ss,, United II
STATES LIFE INSURANCE., ANNUITY AND TRUST CO.
OF PHILApELPHA.
Home Ace seaeass Corner chesnusireet Philadelphia
STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES
IIrE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA Dee ST. 1854 being the Second Annasi Report
wss sss, q rosiss siS ssa,
si i, n s.s,ss,. G s. s 81. 500 Ii
fsss .hss DsisrIsi Quarterly, etc Payments 20. ss
Les. Pre-. prssss rss 81 bouu. ISL since paid
sca a "a fresia since returned s. 1s71
s7ssss 40
Received ro Premiums Iutere and en- Poeic..
Amount eco sal IS
DISBURSEMENTS
Amour, paid for Rs:Insaraues Sal 80
Amount psa 10 osss k r, ss" ss,s s
State Taxes, Account Books Examiners d.,
ID w a. sSsi1 ~
Reinsurance December 81 1859 o,s q
Amount Of Capita se9.ves y
AmOen, OF Assets liable for Losses January ss ' %
INVESTED AS FOLLOWS;
Bends, Mortgages, and United StateR per cent,
stock Ism doe on 4. nsaa %
Iosss ON soE and rosy colistsral isss Ss
on coIlsterals, well secured, payfgcisht
PR cent legal interest is.sS ~ ~
SmcSn Of PenSs per l9is %
s# f Home os
Amount Of Deferred Quarterly and semi-An
Amount nSs' Giss oa hand and in Bank tempo
s.4i 4-SSVo.vss "
The Director. e The UNITED STATES LIFE INsURANcE AN
great pleasure presenting friend;
highly Proroas and satisfactory exhibit of affairs at the close
having invested the q
approve ofhe Of Life and paets
Director. & ultsd States Insurance. Annuity Ta.
Psa opsaos sUeen 70 warrant their again declaring
e. q 5 SS%pP 4. PO su sSq' and f
w the osesO@ Be sadi 70 the amount
Usf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15

Al EuFFlLr.
HIRE WOOD-PELICAN STEAM SAVING
Il WOOD YARD No. 96 evce street, Third D7e-The under
signed respectfully inform masters ysalg hotels aut
keepers families and the public generally, have erected
engine the purpose SAVING FIRE WOOD lengths
the purchaser will order Tie price always be that
ths lowest market price the cost OF saving will much reduced
will deliver the Wood at the rate VI TWENTY
cord Of Wood cut 10 four pieces viii only SIXTY CFNTS
OfteTs len n the following places will pr0mpy attended 10
AZ the OFFICE. M Exchange Place District
a. FgolS NO, % Camp seH F DISTINCT
e 5tAiD ADAAls No. $ Ga Iesee stree sec9nd District
Al " BAHOS "a Old Leyeo street, SECOND Dsit
At theWoOD YARD. Lsyee street. Thud District
Persons giving oh Will please mention the number Of e1a they
want - a stick Of Wool
\. paIlNFITZ s. 60.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15
HATS, BOOTS, SHOE8.

SHOES, BOOTS AND BROC ANS 500 4. gss
store, comprising eaap nj Of EaA E
aud fslbi 0uall- g1osa, t3L anle gs.s
oci A. +. DUNBAR CO., 81 ard Sc conrssn s. = gIs4
gSS0 MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS ess, "a
general BOOTS SHOES ANU 1NN3AnStS @t-
u6ich shey oBel sole 10. 4aIre3ailH. ieIIrl,
rTN-Ftf- y 4 {
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15
rE1HE subscriber % lenye 10 call nc -

a infection el he rsio Ing we'll ieesed stock Of eh n
and genuine DRUGS. MFEICfNES, CHEMICALS, MEDl- ~
CiNG FNrRkCIS ESSENTIAL ulLs, FERt uMERlEs, LA
Afn tLEsi, HAT NAH. sud TEETH BRUSHES. Also alATge
FANCY ARTICLES ladies Toilet all o.
N imp trtl0r, selected with Tie utmost
Tie above iu ftale tg lowest pfi1ss.
PlAn0r fhysiclas and railgd 70 cali ard exam
ia9 x aEs.s end Sand 10 their 3dasF1
FAMILY MEDICINES a4rgalg pHl tio best articles Pbysi
aud l.s1aica a al Asaa. r. lnUlS MASSEY
WhoIss,,f a. d Retail Druggist, s. hi Charles street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15
Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OnLE ANs City Of New Uileans :
remembered that the January The
subscriber aforesaid psoa-
ally appeared Alexander Brother President and James H. we
Secretary the ziaa Company View OeanFho
being dolly according law do depose and that the above
and and correct Transcript from a books Of said
company A. BROTHER, President.
JAaxs H. WHEELER, Secretary.
snbsribei this the 18th JauuHry
c. v. JONTE, Second Justice Of Tie Peace
- of the Parish Of Orleans.
s The BOARD Of Trustees have declared dividend Of FortyNne
earned premiums Of the Company the ending
December 81 for which certificates will be issued and after
the ist Of March next
The Company insure against the per the Seas Rivers
by tho premium. Office, IS
Camp street. AIeAANDEB BROTHER President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President
JArI WpFF RR. geeretar Neyvfi Jaui
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15

1sT f. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR, cures

Wv CONSUMPTION Of the Liver Lungs Dyspepsia uhoie
sud Cholera MoIu hgee and Fever cured from q q hours
Nn'reA dsae elect t'onurrhra aud nycee Ulcers
se Th!o c9ogh cois obstinate canear faas O all king
aud taat -old nds and together with ai the
dseaes married and single ladies' children. My
the Ind long practice
caGte curing many deaaes that have been
siIfrod h,trlefs by celebrated doctors
~ Resre, I'D 5ics No. 50 FREHCHNAN STREET Third
Oistct, NtvTGglsana, Ia. d'cl3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15

rseos ETC. IN Iirtpooi- TURNER Es9 NJ
Deputy Chairnen.
ehael Boushed Esq r. Ellison HaINeyi Es9 Ia. e.
BIceklebank Esq, Hors1l Esq R0si MeAadrsw E'q
William Clarion ESQ dwd JO5 ,n.. w YIN 4n smith Esq.,
'hard H.so,d Es James Iey ,,; rs no, Ans
Pad Up Capital -
hnNpR MD M, rd @ "a No. lSl
accept Policies against damage
fe The City and On The %9st fTe
rrY OF EVERY sfocKHoLDER TO THE ENTIRE EXTENT OF
HIS ~ @ piee guarantee 10 'ne insured o. MS SAFETY
made place his compaqys policies
With The mutual oacss and all settlements TO- ssd VIZ be ma
here sC1 prompt aud LIBERAL JAMES \ y c MASEE
ese-U 9aR .nl0s11a 11s-- . - ei-a'i-s siSe,
Office Home Mutual Insurance Company
& T n, lsss.s ssss. q a 81: @
6ss9.y with the requirements 'f their Asess
on p. issued for the enns Dec ~ ISL
= ''' Total rrsan ,5 S55si .
Less Premiums risk, not terminated '''d '''' - 49,. =
PAID during the sans period fef losses viz
For River ss.isi i
-gil5.7s5 o
a"o"n, reinsurance and expenses e interest," ss so
I. !, ,s., So =
Tse company s have he following assets via
ANS rarsivalls al sf tiae for prernut earned 550s \
Il sn-,ss ~
CAN an HAND 49, - - " 80 - ao1s.s ~ |
- r,,:s 5s--s7-a !
Ao'a' "Hol' VI H' -2-o ~
CIR Srs or rorterA> -
i'- ~ 81 !
nj rAi ~ ~, gLt t IN S,y q Is Ne 49, 1
sy appeared Aslands! BTehsr Prsasni, ws
sefetiry q ne iiS s1t ih''d a. otanS o. w., @ t
nat and rue and from re hooks aid
company. A. BROTHER, President.
jams ~ WHEELER, Secretary. .
Sworn to and subscribed h9,ers me- h th h day n ls
- V ''N'iN' Hs'uH" Sa ~ "a III ~ : -.
.- rh r., s T., h o w ii IN y F, NJ
- the rNrl ~ m ~ "a
~ ' 1T ~ M & ~ y t II p, M g.
~ ~ ~ w. a., - rsSs ~ i't ~ " ~ ~ ANU
The connany nsure aans, The per Of te Seas Rivers
damage by Fe the ntes premium Office !6
Camp street. AIeAAND DEB BROTHER President.
. =, - 49, Join Il. SliAb wee FTesid.1t'
'Aa' H. "hA'AA' TRUsTEEs wv. '''A'' '"' ~ ''''
j 5sSn fis sns%' XII tGaS NY WI. e Isns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15

Tho ubscriber sl tho ntiop Of Finnis
his recently aiscd stock, comprising every
article bunsss; all OF weh, ssannntion, VIII be
TRES md GESutNE 10 would laasr,s the to,ioving
yif Epgsh uniss Blue h, Hyd Poinss, sotphea
an tho ptspafacq Of Liver Olgeunao fhoaphae Of Lime
sa,,gl. o7., t5ps, AZ 81. TiOs. rankin,
rNr4H ansp 7rs-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15
MEDICAL CARDS.

DYRNE, MRS, Midwife, 156 Nayades street,
Il nnrnniln he Illrsa Station, NewOrleana. asp90 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15
anklin Marine and Fire Insurance.


JAMES NoXoN Secretary. ABIJAA PECK, President.
References
Johnson Brokers Wall street. EwYok
President NswYork Fire Marine Insurance Company,
u Wall street, NewYork.
And generally to the presdents Of the
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, 81 Wall street NewHolk
Mercantile Mutual Company Wall street. NewYoTk,
Mutual Insurance Company, ~ Hal street. NswYork.
undersigned having appointed Agent for the above able
Companies prepared Policies ON THE MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS agans loss damage by MARINE HULL, RIVER AND
RISKS public called the
PREMIUMS RECEIVED ARE RETAINED and here for
purpose facilitating busnsss of persons nTng with the
companies permanent fund $4,000 invested here
security thereby rendering these Companies arepoe
local in their interests. Apply 10
AGENT Can,n straat Na,-()r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15
OFFICIEI1.


n NIo neutrality-suspicious. UU VUHIIIIs-
4 N sare DIES huesAUX PROPRiETAiRES, resihu tnones
dauts de Ia Nile Oreanroutes posrodnt des
priee Vile reluzcs conyennbl
los banques manre que terrsu Puse Aegeute
dams les one qu asserant eus iossh
manvaa ea leur banqneits 6e requsoa Do leg rs
mmediatement t dsus
irene ours, ie lie fera lsur ifais
AusHi....
Jones les don't les Teques
de lee rc remayer cohvenb daps
Ngueu 81 a oea nest TAFT dams Ia dela IN te Oro
10 erai fare rnA dca
fe2 JAMES JOl S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15
EsATTURE SAND.--Persons wishing to take

y SAN ID from lie Baure. Of without
PERMITS under the direction the the Baue.
l.. Il. FILE, City Surveyor
Surveyors Department, Newoeaus, August 5, 1852.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15

Indies where he has resided for the last and
cani, nsret noir Of the Of yellow Fever Cholera
nj other Tropical Dases His office is No 81 Bourbon street.
afrfef does 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15

~ RATES "A most handsome assortment of
Crates cousieunaat Il. lowest
MORTiCING MACHINES 81 ues. aul isqriy rttr yb
he altsntogol Builders lie Tatts. lasIy called.
I4- STORE DOOR oih.r LOGkS, CHAIN BOLTS, BUTTS
at '1f'~i'''' o. H5
.lURGEs co. IS sfd - Cf7-az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15
DUREAu Du CoMMlssAIRE DIES RUEs,

gr te,I'er entlse ans charges d'gneysf lea
DIES harls de paniers conmc Ia loi h requiert.
JAMES JOLIS, ConIn5sairc de I;ues
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-15

n w. DALTON mas just reOelnou nDin my
Vaccine Institute Of Boston, Ainns., some fsh AND itEliA
BILE VACCINE VIRUS children adults squrh "a
the FOX, obtain ID ~ alng ~ hs
Office No. ~ ST. CHARLES STREET or at Dr. MGR
STORE. Circus Rnd Pcydan Streets where VI - may
und rsry Snndayo deel7 S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-05
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