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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

Or DIsuSIoN, the celebrated Fisher Ames
once said: 4r
u wish it was part Of the catechism TO teach
the you that it cannot be. An Englshman thinks
he can beat two Frenchmen. ] wish to have
every American think the Union 80 indissoluble
and integral tha, corn would not grow nor the pot
boil if it should ever be broken" 7sf-- Z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

coRRferroN.-An error occurred in the pro-
cesdings Of the Hiram Temperance meeting pub.
lished in our paper last week. The amount Of
funds pledged for carrying on prosecutions for VI
0lating the law should have been eight hundred
dollars, instead Of sigh dollars. Quite differ.
ence
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

GEs. Wm. o. BurLER.-The Union states this
rentleman declined the offer Of the Governor
chip of Nebraska, in letter of much eloquence
and good feeling, repeating the warmest nsscr-
ances of personal regard for the President, and
regretting only that he was not younger man, in
order that he might accept what he regarded as
q highly honorable position.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

TEMPRRAScR MRErrxo.-A meeting Of the cit;
iaeDs Of Rsvenne in favOr Of temperance and the
suppression Of intemperance, 10 to be held at the
Town Hall. on Friday evening next at 7o'clock.
It Is hoped tina, ell friends Of the cause 10 the
township will be in attendance.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

THE WEATHER for week past has been the
hottest and dryest of the season, and the oldest
Inhabitants say, hotter than was ever known in
this section Of the State before. Wednesday and
Thursday the mercury rose to lo2 0 in the shade,
ssd It has been getting no cooler ever since. To-
day (Tuesday) we have slight prospects of rain,
and few struggling drops, which are quite re.
freshing.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

or John Mitchell, in hs Citisrs burlesques
the ridiculous story put aoat BY the Abolitionists
and their allies to the effect that none but slave
holders will be allowed to settle in Ksnsss. He
says the Missourians hare stationed COW upon
the frontier, and every emigrant that passes Is
asked: What ID the name Of that animall II
pass along; but wo betds the unfortunate man
who calls 1t a keoe. He is immediately invited
to take the back track in double quick time.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

Hon, GEo. Bliss, has our thanks for Congress
sional documents, .s5r. s.-s 7.'
:, Also, Hon, Jas. A DouoAlI, OF California,
for q copy ofhls speech in favor Of the Great
Pacific Railroad. .. s To ... o. .-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

A narrow PLArroRM.-We published last
week the Platform of the combination of isms
that met at Columbus on the 18th, and we pre-
sumo ere this every one has read and pondered it.
Il is certainly the narrowest pile o. lumber that
ever any political organization attempted TO stand
upon. 1t does not even possess the merit which
Judge Spalding accorded to the Democratic reso.
buttons of January 8, ls4s-it does not say any
tking, and it means less. In the language OF the
Ohio Patriot. "Not word is said about the Ore
pear ofthe Nebraska bill; not word about sbol-
ishing slavery in. District of Columbia; not a
word about the repeal of the Fugitive Slave law;
not word about the Homestead law; not a word
ahcnt the Maine law or temperance; in short no, a
luoxd about anything except that the 18th Of July
10 great day:and that slavery should not be exten
ded. And this is the platform that linen of all par
ties'sre to unite upon. III s:not found entirel,
"inopretiss and poid" We greatly mistake th'
: intelligence ofthe people"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

Of The fusionists Of this district have fixed
upoa the 18th of September as the time for hold
ing their Congressional Convention, and Raven.
no as the place.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

o. tits claimed that Judge Swan, the fusion
nominee tor Supreme Judge, is and has been a
Democrat. Of this the Dayton Empire says:
: "Judge Swan probably never voted full. reg
uIar Democratic ticket in his life. He has not
even pretended to act with the Democratic party
for years past, even if he ever did. He was on
clector on the Free Soil ticket in lS4S, and vot.
e ed for Van Buren, in '4S and Hale in 49,"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

LiquoR IxsrEcToR.-lt will be seen by no.
tine in our advertising column, that DR.. BELD,So
has qualified as Liquor Inspector. and is prepared
to discharge the duties Of his office.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

or The vote on the passage Of the Home
she bill, and every whg but one against it. The
new fusion Senator from Connecticut, Mr.. Gil
iette, voted against the bill.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

EoDrY for August has been received, and is
% usual, fnll of interest. There is no Magazine
in shis country that can begin to compare with
s1odey's Ladies' Book.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

or 4 tremendous hurricane passed over Dav.
export, Iowa, on the 2oth Six buildings were
blown down, FIVE men, one woman and one child
were taken from the ruins badly injured. One
man missing, supposed to be under the ruins.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

ID The Stotssmos denies that Judge THURMAN has
decided the Liquor Law of last winters Legisla.
'turs uDsSsstiahiionsi. It says that there is no
iossdsdon for the ssstement;. that no cuse nvolv.
ing the validity Of the law has been before him,
nor hes he expressed any opinion IN rsgsrd to H.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

0T The favor of friend TRAsK was received
too late for insertion this week. Il will be at
tended to in our next.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

!, or The number Of deaths in Philsdelnhia iCr
the week ending ssturdey, was 4ss, Sfwhich III
WssFsuoH SHo's's' .as+-ey s~4 -ya....-.,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26
The reason why there is nO Fusion
Platform. "..i -5'a

When the Convention met at Columbus on the
l3th it was confidently expected that some plat
form of principles would be adopted, tina, Fusioniss
mi ght know what they were voting for, and Dem
Gratis be notified al to what the wants of"the peo-
ple'' were '.
But instead Of this party of purity stalking up
posotion," it tamely Ltters few milk and wa
ter resolutions, supposing, perhaps, that in the
extreme weakness the party it conld bear moth
ing stranger, and adjourned with feeling of re-
lief, equal to the mountain in the fable when it
was delivered Of mouse. Now why was there
principle that they could engraft upon it that
would stand the scrutiny of the people at the bal
lot box.
In the next place, there was 40 principle that
could unite the tri-colored fag-ends Of fusionsts
sufficiently to carry the State; there is no one
question that could POSSIBLY unite their forces; if
any attempt was made, division in the ranks
would..surey follow. It was therefore wisely plan
ned by the writers of the resolutions, Judge
Spalding, who, if he tells the truth. fooled
the people once before,) that no principle
should be shadowed FORTH nor issue made, nor
question raised, but general war cry of"Ne bras
ka swindle," like the slogan of the Highland
clans. is to rally the Northern horde of Aboii-
tionsts. the southern Office seeking wings and
the sore headed democrats of Stark and the
middle counties under the tri-colored flag of Fu-
sion which has for its motto "the dissolution Of
the Union"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

5-It is estimated that the number OF deaths
in Now York last week win sfncunt 10 1900.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26
The Fusion Meeting at Columbus
pronounced "a FiZZle by ono who
knows. -..


J. H. KLrpPART, Esq, one Of the editors Of the
Garfield Sentinel, and who was delegate to the
Fusion Convention at Columbus on the 18th, and
served on one Of the Committees, thus gives his
opinion Of the meeting and its candidates:
"The great assemblage which was to repeal
the Nebraska bill, give power to whggery and
abolti0Dism combined, and overthrow the De-
mocracy of Ohio, met at Columbus on the 18th
1t was designed to perform wonders, but it did
not, in our humble opinion. We are told by
some that opposition to the Nebraska scheme was
dll-but it was not" y
"We regret our want Of space to publish the
proceedings entire"
"The resolutions we give in another column
They are calm for the occasion and cool for tn,
weather (D-they are brimfuH of patriotism bu
principle oil leaked out in the conmittee-room
|
"The fourth resolve betrays the true object o
the assemplage. The ous,ug of Democrats iron
office and the selection of their own men,,
X
Judge Swan ia selected to run against Judg
Norris who is opposed to the Nebraska bill am
known tc be so. This is evidence Of the heart
esness Of the pretences Of their over willing de
sire for Office"
When we reflect that all this confusion
the language of one of the sold individuals, who's
eyes have been opened to the extent Of coalition
clap trap, we have some hopes for the rest of ou
misguided friends, who have been deceived b.
this specious aystem of office seeking trckery.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27


GRAIN 80. Corn was eearce, and 800 sacks White
were taken at 800 bushel. Oats higher, and
about 1909 sacks St Louis sold including 1000 from
stprS al ISL 40 at tho stmss ana 100 bushels al 57s II
bushe or Bran, 40 Beast the advanced rate Of ST
s7S " 100 II.
PROVISIONS. noticed only retail sales Of Mess
PORK a $150s16 rs, and holders Offering Large lots at
s14 80 bbl Nothing Of moment was doing in Bacon.
holders asking szae$ VI ib FOR OF Lard, 300
bb!swerp disposed of at ios and lbs Prime ct liz .
RICEt. noticed sales of $50 tierces Carolina to
arrYe SOON, at e6e and $50 bbs Louisiana Rice Mills
at the same .4,.t,,p r. sss "a A9' sb
HAY 300 bales prime Bath were taken Ut sT 80,
dsoms ordinary at $23 " ton. y;.ssf n
ROPE A lot Of 100 coils Missouri was soidut94
BAaGfNq n, 80 bales India brought 1915, cash
p cor fE..saiss $50 bags Rio at 1es{e y ib.,,-'
WHISKY Rectihed selling in small lots at as04o4
q sallon 'iss y'ahs5 55 5i,; .s. ,71 s ss
@ FHEIq Four ships were taken for Liverpool 1T
IA for Cotton, i slight reduction.
EXCHANGE. -. Demand limited at our quotations: u
Sterling .1oeO1ostS snd 1o9N
Francs 81. 1o16f. n dollar
New YORK Sixty-day Bills .....1k 61I y ct, dis
Sight chfcks on New Ycrk.....H03s p cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

to-
Bella ponnaii4 bale, cotton Job.
Payne Harrison57 Byne vanes 8esis Do ~.
3 q oy Il Ms 9s a. Do
@S gsEs pGs,.snpo,, @ do
Hs,oa ssss & pHyi. &sols
% Ssf.rs hs XII d D. E
Asr1 Male Summers seo-efdo psssso Ind
80 ~ d k M
sss & 81,
AZ. es oa as casks
Bill, sJape Connolly ssel ~ psIsy aeo > bss
Elder s aaf e B. s, p5sy
sss tss ss5 as Sue
Sutton &eoiT kas Moore do 80
s iii. ss1 Sssssp r. 4s.ss
Ssiis Gsss sfppS s;ssss M CO. " Smith,
! bW,ga. Se a. IA. %
ss,ss bs .s, 5Ri W @SI
Watt ae5s Bal Miller to order~To As bses
Rebso& Allen do Built Miller &ee-a5s do Cooper
d asss d.
Fs sss. sssy d
gs 4 DO Neon
sgh osddy cshs ca
d Rasssy S f,os ass
% ss o1.g ss ssS
Cummings Stewart do George Pnkard Asoi do John
atsasss SUI Do q a i s
s. nas
ssss afo ec 9ss DO 3eos do
Per New Orleans and Jackson Railroad
81 sale.eo.son Anderson Oakley a~kinsao dc
zss, ao 81 do R Bs5Gs yaas &se lss
agpdfiss 20 ordst-T0tal lao balsa cottoq.lg
| ei NJ PASSENGERS. ssagsg4acs s. s
Per ship oeean Home. cabin and 3 in he stesr.ee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

uNpREoEpENrEp DUCK sHoor1Nn.--The Pc
sburg Vs) Express chronicles extraordinary scs.
smplished day or two since by Mr. Henry Govington,
echesteraed. He killed fftyseven wild ducks at one
" in said county, at the junction Of Swift Greek with
sAppomatox. The Express says: at Is unprece-
sed in the annals Of duck shooting aud We challenge
~ world to beat it,t 10 tG1 gtezi y p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

l. a. sick mar, weighingene hundred and ninety
pounds, while leaning out of window on the Portland
and Boston Railroad train few days ago. lost his bal
and fell TO the ground while the were running
at the rate Of forty miles an honr lie was picked up
rnhurt mr. -. III ~ ilLEa IefI u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

HoRhIBLE TRAGEDY. Intense excitement ex-
sdiu Quebec Tuesday 10th iust in consequences Of
The circumstances connected with the shooting of two
in city by the Capt Of the bark Rhea Sylvia
They Of party Of five run away sailors, who WIS.,
tied that vessel for ths purpose as they said of seeing
u acquaintance They warned off BY the mate but
assisting in boarding the vessel fred upon by the
Fptan and two killed. The captain at once gave
nsef up to the police and was horrsd at the deed he
I'D committed. 5F'sgYS 57zft ga zs= fn-lf -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

RI Pessengeis procure Tickets full Office
opposite Niagara Fala Railroad Depot
Offices in Cataract House and International Hotel Nnrs
Faa. { 'i-U3 aaysl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

ESIRE-C RACKERs-lO0 boxes Nc, i in store
oqs is' g. n1EFF CO. 40 and ~ Old Ievs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

7 1t is said by Mr.. Lowe, OF the British Associa!
ton that lump Of crystaized sgaf exposed the
rays will chow the brilliant hues il Immediately ar
terward placed in the dark, as diamond.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27
q I 3 III a aTlR - %. !

e. e. I RsAl a T "a - 5
ROUTE from Baialo Niagara r.
United STATS Mail Lines oswego Cape Vneen
Sey Ysk baElIagos .nd Bo4ssaa
Railroad for Portland White Mountains
- u Tims-e4 hon, ito Montreal. e rs T. E
BAY STATE Capt Ledyai, NEW YORK CAPT Chapman leave
Lewiston q for Cape Vincent
Rapids beautiful
ST. Law BY daylight ri
Paa1sngess Bndals
heae O'clock four TIE
o'clock q rom time
Buffalo, O'clock
Immediately arriving at Boston at hafaat o'clock
% - an THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE = 7,s
NoRTERNER, Chiid Leave Lewiston dali Saturday,
Sa sss asssa 4 ssEss
HArbor Kingston, connecting wish
Tue Rnids ST. dngiight
he osdensb1 and Bostou Rsoad Roese's Poih
ard Within Express al awego
for Abarr and New York dract II NE tI EssT8'A
The Lufao dailv Sunday the n
faio and Niagara Eala Raioad oeiock aaodihe
viewing Brooks Eonamn QusenAion feigh
the Cree Wire Bird and tae the
MAJ Ryer through Montreal leaving 81 half
pass O'Clock giving passengers a viH,t Niagara
time tie all the TGDussr by
light chansp hoai a. Osdensnrg taking the splendid
and dshng waes OF the oble arriving
Msatrsa O'clock he sage ,ns
The the American Line bute Iprssy for
comfort having & upnenta required by
and beauti the entire length
ky Pnssepgeis can procure
opposite Buhaloand Niagara Fala Railroad Depot.
w Offices in Cataract House and International Hotel Niaga
I . "a i s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

The Augusta Gonstitutionalist records the
death Of two leading cotton merchants in that city
Messrs. Christopher How and William Holmes. a ID,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27
A -MERICAN ARTISTS UNION Tim AMER

MEIeiCAN AhIlS1SE UN1UNs-THEA AMER
ssa fsss a s e III e
sss Wy enc
mined order
thus not only give large
[ Il SSts, fi ssssis
&; III; s'sss;
highly r. gasias ssau.ltaly Painted
81, IL s.'''
pa s 'a' ~ -
@ a s sss e e that
believing That The Of this Great National
Isesen md resolved with
via ny sssTs ! seeding
Prespsetsh tatsosae
he N e % IN
0wich will the Omitted States and she canadns
Marble washington at ! 1900 $4,000
.::.:: ~ !ssss
80 Elegant Old Paintings, in splendid gilt frames,
EIsgsns Cd faaass KS feet sS seSo
500 s Ss I'll fais ssst 5000
Wssaisssss alsasa ss tssi inAa Is & 81
$4,000 sissl ras Easavass nom 100 ifsps S0s'0
ars iea alses value H9s rom 80 g
Dwelling, in SIS. siissi Nswiof
SO saias III: il ioat strss aewYof \ 'ss0
loo y X. .aSss s,y sss ssssss
nsg9issst swo The Hudson RIVER and ..e. III.
20 Fsas sGf ssssf 800 $1,000
!, 4: ); ''':'' t 1; 6; :;;E Fl; s!
~ Real Estate. i yi isse issss
CO. Real eL, Estate Brokers' NsgYoIk.
VI aokBRookF searetary ses srea sssassi
in The Catalogue ready for delivery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27
THE DAILY CRESCENT r.

NQuEsFS.--An lnqueSG was hefd yesterday on
the body of named Charles Humbine native of
Germany, aged fory i've years found floating in the
river, opposite Urspiine street. Verdict, Found
drowned.p &, .eygks ST 23 G54-- tfs3 I'D -
At the time this body was found, there was the body
~ another person floating in company with it, near the
Pelican Dry Dock in Agers but the people at the dry
dock would not allow the negro who found the bodies
toland themin Algers threatening shoot him If ap
preached and SO he had to leave the other body to float
down the river while he brought that Lubne ashore
Another inquest was held on othe body Of benjamin
Watson, aged twenty years native Of Denmark
aat the Charity Hospital. This got into difficulty
On the night Of the 18th inst with the Captain Of the
steamboat Henry Lewis and the boat was leaving the
wharf for ST. Louis he was shot by standing on
the deck Of the boat supposed to have been the Captain
Three shots discharged at him. one ofwhch took
effect in the right breast penetrating the lungs Watson
conveyed to the hospital and rapidly recovering
from his wound when he took tas yellow fever and died
yesterday morning from black yomit. The jury, after
post norton examination, returned verdict accordingly
s5FIRsE DIsTRIoT:s sgyao9 t3s
& LEvEE PILEERERs. --Anne NJ Weber and Mar
garet Ritter two young German girls were arrested on
Tehoupitouas street, charged With stealing cotton from
the Levee and with being juvenile Migrants and Lima
stenbeck also arrested on Tchoupitoules street.
charged with having knowingly received the cotton stolen
by the above girls The girls were remanded for ezam-
iustion but Lima examined and committed for trial
before the First District ar Court III zaaa5z5
MANS 1NHuMAN1TY,-A poor woman, named
Ann Henry, found lying in vacant lot on st. Marx
street by theirst District Police with small child be-
eas ner se sIa.ea 'hat nag no pace Oh residence
~ sshs
M = u ~ s ~ nst
"-sie % oDs z5'j 1885 rs - 5i
INNS npDan,ei p1opny, oep-
Alans "as w.
ns
~ ~ ~
.-s 49,. ~ ~ y - iA0 vas re-
A"-sN y ' ~ - - .yas-ta{ Hid Ss--Es . b 4
I VIOLATION OF ORDINANCES. - a. number of
cabs carriages and drays aIreted in the Third Bi
tict, Wednesday, charged With violating the ord
nances by running without brandt, drivers diving ri
eply, etc. f55Npi-liN zie5si .Tst3,8 20 -,
BEcEtvrvf. SraY pS ppnpE pTy. =. Az hony K;n.
,, =,
=, - 49,, sas,s,
p. a. -. M. e,
-hl., 81 n - ~ ~ ~. a.
s,tnrao,, nm 80
AL or.;as ~
en,+ad g. ts,., 49, az.
Cont Va ss7's fot -,''s'so'
fst,'a, mas eAaalnuu any zssns aosn
=, heea s.a,a, = "l-'sA
tst'' - 80 -. q
NoToRIETY:- m felloW named Bill Brown
HS sent to the house the Recorder 1aUGsr-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

ROBBERY OF a STORE "A small store on the
of Rampant and Ursuine streets was broken into
Wednesday night at late hour, and robbed Of $1,000
Ewrth of Havana lottery tickets of the drawings OF the
9Th instant Nothing is known Of the perpetrators of
this robbery but don't think the thief has made much
BY the operation. III al 3, 81 ~ 90 3 lIta a "a yi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27
L,..nbe,. a,,d. Faney W,ooks Al

sH About aeooooFsst CLEAR WHITE PINE. large assert
lmer Of AIoGARY CHERRY, WALNUT OAK ASH MAPLE
Ign asyTK, ROSE WOOD, AFRICAN EBONY, and ali kinds
FANCY WOODS LUMBER hieh cost for cash or
good paper. 4 .,,f-5sssas5 sHFNRY T. SHERMAN
OH 2w i-8ase--+T- Ia ST. Joseph street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

no.
-4s.=i5ets,t 2 s14'rss .} lalsaF e4S
5t'- 's-F 70 "a .-ss. ~. .f - za5.i1sa5sl
#sl.5s 81 g. e. a''' S55 = ss-'1' sri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27
RIVER srEAMEI.a,

= r.
" n leave A1TI'RrAy, osseber ~ It ss,stoss = ~
~ fCs1aE My LRIS shi all ta psf ~
~ r. passeHss+ stssuier Fgf2
TBN Capt4 SHOVE ,, sfsNsSS
sifa 81 AieSAidfls For nss apply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

EtHEESE-50Nb boxes choice w: r., ex steam
~ boat H. R. W, Hill, for sale ty
SHEATHlNG COPPER AND YELLOW
~ METALr5 Shsaing Copper, assorted
Yellow Seahipg hea sored, 10 70
sale by EafE5 STARK, DAY G. sTAUFFER,
o25 ct zEs-5 Esq ss@{' "a Canal ereet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27
IsrIrs


;eii5tE -rr te46eilE SOY ts 3 (, Fsi
lssss-s 5spM sglss}sl5 81 g. & II - Il
.----s.a,ss1g-sR isll sfltoa5ts sa
==s-45=5- lr7ils Ilsrs5lh5' Ed
.-==.. Iszs4a4a = las== - tsi 7ss1F fs=ard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

HoLLoWAYss FILLS FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS, DIAIs-
RfiA, AND sabisss shess
moderate doses tenda u, certain
effected. Their strengthening NATURE speed the
the digestive
eru Disorders inflh cniea by their
who residence IN climates
adopt more efeetss Iensty Tam
also the Family Medne sxtanss N
w the OF Strand
Temple Bar Londonl and all
III So saeh Whnlsaae oanes S
4 GO, Nav Orleans Il. No. 9sssS Is
saving In takng the large mixes
PARENTS inescy disorder
| sFs dtosa hpx.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

sPhaIsHos oRIKANs. i a.sWIEsEN.. M. u
My VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of 6eri facias,
directed the Gaienne First Justice Of the
for the Pari of Orleans, to sell at Public Aue
d. 1854 the hour 4 o'clock at
Banks Arcade Magazine stree ayer and Natchz leets
the fo!loysing dHscIhed pIeperty sto-p 4 !,
ACERTA,NlQT OF GROUND, together with all she buildings
and snatsd II the Faubonrg IN the
Fourth District of NeB Olsans Jehon this STAT
the FOURTH Rousseau and Fulton
being The said Lot ia de sna'ed by the
hirtywo inches front on
death q hundred md twenty iss according to
She frat of February The improvements consist enc story
Frame House and Kitch6n. 5000 ~
Seized In the above suit 7t
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