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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15

"a The trail Of the alledged Martha
Washington consplrators, IS TO commence
at Helena. Arkansas, on the fourth Mon
day in May. Kissane, one Of the &C.
cused. has recently had fortune OF
5000, 900 lett to him in Europe.
~ India Rubber horse shoes have
been made st Boston. and are said to be
light. elastic and durable. II
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT!
CIR "A Nd A RRlv
COfey E Bair',

Have gone into the grocery business, and
L / may De found al Block No. ,, Rochestef -
where hey have Just received large and supe-
rior assortment Of all kinds Of Groceries pro.
visione., fruits. &C., which they now offer 10
their numerous acquain ances, at prices peri. Ct
ly astonishing TO any civilized Hawk-Eye Yes
more they are prepared to sell cheaper than
any establishment ives, of the Mississippi.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15

MUSCATINE MARKET,

Flour per hbi 81; fall wheat s., spring do.
10; rye ACC barley W; corn 2s, oats Isaac
onions 60; beans 10 potatoes 2oc per bushel /;
butter l'e per pound eggs &c; hams ~;
shoulders Ease tallow &c ; beeswax 2uc.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
Married.

on the 18th inst, BY Rev. WIN. Bagley, at
tue uo'dr'eh Hotel, in Upton, ISAAC Carton
" Masea' Inc Co, TO Miss NANCY Ann No..
TON, Of Rochester, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
Hay for Sale.

THE Subscriber has for sale, on the farm Of
L jonathan Morgan, three miles south Of lip
ton, 81 tons Of good new hay, part OF which
was made July last Said hay is now part OF
II stacked in Morgan's meadow and part on nv
own land. Will sell the hay a, the rate of one
dol.ar per ton.
ALSO, quantity Of cord wood for sale at
Morsan's meadow.
JOHN PEACOCK, Sen.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
Legal Notice.
SITE or IOWA, l..
CEDAR COUNTY.
To Julia .1nn Crum

You will take notice that there
is now on file IN the Office OF the clerk OF the
District court within aud for said county, pc.
ttion ct Andrew c. Crum, praying tina, the
bonds OF ma'rimony heretofore existing be-
tween you NAV br dissolved, and divorce de
creed, for reason that said parties cannot live
together in peace and happiness and hat then
welfare requires separation, and that motto.
has baen issued and returned endorsed .defrnd-
ant o. found Therefore, unle.s you appear
on or before the 9Th day Of May, A d. 1851,
and make defense to sid suit, judgment will BE-
rendered against you thereon, and the prayer
Of said petitioner granted.
J w. CAIreLL.
Clerk Dis, Cont or Cedar county.
Bissell 4 Spicer, sttys. for pltd. NO
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
AARON GILBERT.
DIR. W. A. PIATT,
n fr1a "a n 10 nrnCnsss~-na S~sn~,

" TO the citizens OF Upton, and vicinity. Hav
ing practiced successful iy several years in the
last, tlatters himself that he is still capable of
rendering general satisfaction in all the diseases
10 which the human family is subject.
90 Office aud residence in the dwelling
'ornierly occupied by Mr.. Samuel Tomiin,oi,.
where he may be consulted al all times when
not pro esslonaiiy engaged.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
WASHINGTON, April d.

VASHIFGTON, AprN z.
The senate has been in executive ses-
sion on Gadsden's treaty and several
votes taken. 1t Is considered tina, the
realty is rejected.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
ROCHESTER ROPE FERRY,
TO THE PUBLIC,

Having thoroughly oveshauled ard repair
III ed my Boats, and made extensive improve
ments on the same, and "a everything abcn, the
ferry Is now IL first rate order, | am pre- paired
TO cross PEI sons and proprIty over Cedar River
at all stages Of water. and at all hours day or
night with as much dispatch and at as low rates
As any ferry on tie river Thankful for the lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed the Roches-
ter Ferry. am determined by prompt attention
and liberality to merit = continuance OF the
same
c. My motto is that no man shall go away
dissatisfied N. c, SWANk, Proprietor.
Rochester, March II, 1854. nSIm3
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
Glover Seed.

The Undersigned offers for sale at his
/ residence in Rochester township, a few
bushels Of clover seed---part cleaned, and part
in the chat. THIS seed is a good fresh artic'e E,
and some Of my own production.
nl6tf WM BAILEY
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
Legal Notice.
STfTE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
~ " r.J

TO .Nd1y 0usS1Hdy.
You will lake notice that there is
now on file, in the Office OF the clerk Of the dis
trict Court in and Tor said county. a petition Of
Walter Cnss,day. praying that he bonds Of
matf,mony heretofore existing b.twe cen You and
said petitioner may be dissolved, and divorce
granted, alleging as cause tina; said par, les
c.nno. 1--we together in peace and happiness an.
that their welfare requires . separation. and
that notice has been issued aud returned en-.
dorsed defendant not found'' Therefore, un-
less you appear on or before the 9Th day Of
MAY next, and make a,f nse 7, said suit, the
prayer Of said petitioner Will De granted.
j. w. CArTELL,
Clerk dist court cedar county.
Bissell l. Splce-, ai,ys for Pitt. NO
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-15
List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office in Tin
ton March 3lst, 1854.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

MINERAL WEALTH OF KEkTucKY.--Professo
Owen, who is engaged in making a geological
survey of Kentucky, has submitted to the Gov
ernor preliminary report on the subject Of
the extensive deposits of coal and iron that
have been brought to light by his examinations
These veins of coal lie in the counties Of Hop
kins and Muhlenburg and parts Of the counties
adjoining. 1t appears that an extensive deposit
of very valuable description Of Iron Ore,
called the g black band" exists in immediate
connection with the coal ttsll1EE1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

In D. f.. OAEhhEU 4EcIEhDA1.
steamahp Black Warrior Buioeh York. via Havana
BE Ss.s aR. sss .np..i dss
British shr Mary Robinson Baiss Honduras.
ARRIVED rs
sean,hE Loasia,s TalhG from 1ndanoa Galveston. to Harris
Ship Mounanss Wilson, dassfom New York, Ba..-s.
Ship oIhsa Mason fon Liverpool l4h August Jenkins williams
Ship Old England Adams New York, mastsr
British ceiioonsy Graham days Jsne MASTER
Spanish seraphn, Rya avna ballast MASTER
Beiow-o oming up.
rs Sheppard
steamboats.
Columbus Fulton, from ST. Louis. lsS
r,,,, alice Alice Chase Jgh s. AZ tsn opslossa.
~ sssi,s sha pSa Ga ssd
Drought
EXPORTS.
NEW Blaek waior-l9is bales cotton
Do hemp 242 bags wheat 20 bb nuts $50 -four pkgs
LryERPooL-ship Celestial Emprs-4ssl balss cotton.
SsAL-Brig John GetiD gs-l30o bblsAour 3 f3 WI
0o sAzE HoS ss S da 4 bP g bib and sb
Ss soss DC a sss 5 q ao sa do
-i-st5 IMPORTS.
LvERPooL-ship opheia-12oa sacks salt to I'd Mehove
NEW YoRK-ship Moantainser-Assoried merchandise. !
Elliott. -"
GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA Louisiapa-so
on WillamE BGhnrst May Curry
Persons do Nelson &coI do Green, Harding II
Kelly Fazr5 do Henderson, Terry &cos do to
70 Kennedy &eo-Buchanon Carroll &co-H
Dane-E Hart &coCouyerse AcoE Tunqul dco-D Lille
Mcdowell Mills &coGren Harding &coJanea Connolly &cos54
head cattle MeheJacob Hsrris-Total SO bales Gotten.
CoNsIGNEES. =s
shp Afonnaneer, Hart Aco-J LevyW
L Cuhtng-W A Violet dcoW FredsDburg dce-S Locke-Vsn
Cook dcoU Pollard &eoCuddy. Cruher co-Ttus dco-W
Laner &co-WLeeer BAkeF HamiltonConverse, Eennet
Cox, ellis BoydClsvehnd, Brothers co-Payan hco-Elo
Price, Frost &coJ Adams &eo-GT Hill
Carroll, Prtehard &co-Harroa MoodyW
Siekles &eo-Dyas 6eo and order x S7!l
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE f&
oPELoUs sSSteaisr Alice GIsze-ls bales cotton ly-ao
do Gourdain Kerr29 do BnI Miller John Loe-63
do Payne Harrn93 do andrew q serau6 do
COD do Head. Mhssie co23 Anderson d Mssca4
bbls molasss Peuet6 Laoea
2s4 bales cotton 81 bbls moasssa. ~
ST LoUIS-Sleamer Columbu145o Kennedy &o-
4s do Newton FaYrelys00 apples sacks
Gayle &eo 10 pkgs apples Apdsso doz booms
50 bbs appesA Thonson pgs machinery Forssa4 hhda
dios2 balea hemp Bross half flour Eager Aco-
200 coils Shuz MADDEN att
eo59 do Davis jenkins oi3 oRea Cofman bundles
paper John Mvgnnis-Total, 1872 bsles cotton.
| Per New Orleans and 0pelousas Railroad.
l12 bbls mos.,es to order. Ill 85l-=5fgs
Per New Orleans and jackson Railroad.
10 Anderson NeteaIo do Carroll Pritcha eco
do Roman Kernion-Toal IS bales cottor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

The remains of man were discovered few
days since the road about three miles this side of
Maysville in this county. The flesh had been nearly
eaten of BY hogs though the hands entire and ndi
of the skull lying by which induced the belief
that he had been murdered No clue to his Identity
could be discovered and oueis missing from the
neghborhood, he doubtless stranger. journeyipg
on the road. lHuntsville (Ala. Democrat, 19th.G
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25
Lassi.ber and Fancy woods at


d. f.l. 49, - = - .Il.-
t- About 100000 Fest CLEAR WHITE PINE large sssor
mcnt Of MAHOGANY, CHERRY, WALNUT OAK ASH. MAPLE,
LIGEUMvITE, ROSE WOOD. AFRICAN EBONY, and Kinds
FANCY WOODS and LUMBER sell a. eos, for
good paper. HENRY r. SHERMAN, ~
oiT1a 10 q,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

s. Always precede a lady going up stairs. This
maxim is o legacy from a maiden aunt Lynn
News. I'd s.. -z5=5f is5,lsi ST. & y
sl' just so, and SO it ought to be; otherwise it
would be o fegfI=see of the lady followed.
Madison Banner. 81 &f5..5- s l,i<5i - 4p ~ "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

~ a 3 = 4 y 81 3
ROUTE from Buffalo and via
United States oswego Vincent
rea and Qne6ee ogdenHburgh Cape
s o NsT yS,k B7a5gss
and champlsn Railroad for Portland, White Mountains
es'' Y. Times 4hours 10 Montreal #
BAY STATE Capt Ledyad NEW YORK. Capt Chapman.
Lewiston daily Sundays excepted at o'clock for Cape Vincent
81 he TIou.ad he b
ST. Lawrence by daylight arrive at Montreal at o'clock
Passengers leaving Buffalo O'CLOCK have
II O'Clock train Of Buffalo
Buffalo, O'Clock next
leave Immediately arriving at Boston at hapast o'clock
= ~ THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
NORTHERNER, Captain Chds deviation
Niagara touching oawego Saketa
Harbor Kingston 0gdenburg connecting
the Rapids beautiful ST. by daylight
meeting with the ogdenshurgh Boston
Burlington Boston, with the Express Cars
The above leaves Buffalo daily by
falo and Niagara Falis fon o'clock afoding
the Wire Suspension Bridge and
Niagara RIVER through leaving half
a
ta passing all the Thousand slands
light changing boats taking Of the splendid
cabin RIVER Seame direct to Montreal threug
ruhng dashng waters Of The noble ST. Lawreuce
ct O'Clock the in time for The
steamers of the American Line built for
COMFORT having all the equipments raey required
and beautiful Bppe cabin the entire length
Psssbgs can procure Tcfes and full Office
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Fails Railroad Depot ~
Offices in Cataract House and International Hotel Nagara
Nf b
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25


v I,,z;s NEW ORLEANS CONSIDERATION ~, +
Inferior .r.,.....,6 06x Middling Fair. 9I91o
Ordinary. I. >. nos Fan, !. -lD1DH
Middling q. >. slfi5s Cod Fan. NO -D
Good Middling l0sk eooaana Fines. -40
A-' :, COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. ~
VI sgGs rot tss1oo Corros- -haas! Ton looo--hhds
Stock oahana sspt..s q a.2se7s so 2sF12
~ yesterday 52-l45.7ee COO 1902
,s.rsatq9i.lae 9y& 1920 l72477 252l4
Exported to date. $3.50 ~ gI 1896
!, yesterday. sos el $50 81 L. 6eS7
Stock on hand not cleared. T5E.5 lsb77
TOBACCO. We heard of only one sale Fis :lc hhds
comprising r, at 81, and A. at 50 " Ii, YyS9 =
SUGAR AND M0LAssEs -. The sales Of Sugar EN-
braced 100 hhds at 494s for Fair to Prime, and sf
v tb for Good Common. OF Molasses 200 bbls were
sold chiefly at 2s02s1S$ . gallon yi
FLoUR.!!..We noticed only small transactions at 81
% "a Dbl for St. Louis superfne. ~ '' a.' at =
aRAIN., The principal sales of Corn were 112o sacks
inferior at &c., and to 1000 prime In three four lots
at 754 bushel OF Oats HOO sacks st. Louis were
sold including $50 at S. 652 at and the residue at
54t0554 U ;bushel ifissa
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales Of Pork
Ut $3.50 15 Is "a Dbl for Mess. An offer Of sH wasre
fused lot of 200 bbls unnspected Mess OF Badon
Il casks Shoulders were sold retail lots
of Sides at $40 % OF Lard, 800 kegs Prime 1.-TWO
lots of AGO eaeh) were taken at lie v fb. sr8f W 8
4 ROPE. .l25 coils were disposed Of at SX$, cash.
COFFEE Market dull with sales Of 700 bags prime
Rio at 1osz1 and 100 at liz p ID. ~ - -
i SALT..., There was active demandfor Liverpool,
and eight cargoes were sold as follow Three embracing
II one Of about 5000 ut 81 and one Of slooat 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25
HERE rs YOUR REMEDY

HoLLOWAY1s PILLS FOR BOWEL complain Is. -DIAR-
RHA AND DsoRDERED sub Get 70 these
than these anabe Pi
attended to- will
Their strengthening speedily the
the fendes
er Bile q TIE Liver d ph BY their
cannot adopt more sieetaa than AoLoWAYs PILLS
e ga Strand
lnenr Temple Bar ondon and All and
81 80 each Wholesale the Drug Hoes the
q co, New Orleans. 10y
k There saving taking large sizes.
the Guidance parents disorder
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

ls v sackau averaging about ons-fourth Fine and all
except two to arrive, lltrft Ff9r4 as
SODA AsH....We noticed sale Of 90 casks at 22s4
q ib. 80 -. 80, IA.
WHISKY Market dull at 10000 q gallon for Rec
tilted. a .. ss555as Sgiaels "a fse
FEEIGHTs.. 1900 bales Cotton have been shipped to
New York by the Black Warrior within the last day
two, at e. The rates for Liverpool firm at 16d for
Cotton. .&S .qas ~ y ssq
EXCHANGE. Demand limited at our quotations
neefhn8... luSfDlVg1s ana luvM
Francs ................ 81. 1o6D6f.17a p dollar
New York sixty-day Bills. sf01al v OF. dis
sight Checks On New York. .10M ., cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. Il
PASSENGERS

PASSENGERS
Par Steamship Lonsana from ndianGIs vie eavestcnMs
Baug Tuly, Mr Mnynadier Mr. Meyers Judd MIR Sherrer
DR. Nichols, MIR Howard Sherlock apdIe on deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Crescent OFFICE,

CREscENT OFFICE, "a =zs [
7 84& Wednesday Morning, October Is, 1854.
-, COTTON -. The demand continued yesterday and
though factors asking very full prices especially for
Mddling and better qualities the sales embraced 5000
bales. We quote: Ea Us
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

"A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = Fen
N THE EXHIBITION or TIE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
~ Open every Day and Evening, Except Sunday
i- TWENTY-FIyECEN ADn1ITTANoE, win be the price
% &c ps T
The Crystal Pdacs has the
. geIid
sas
M az sass e. ss
l ss over 900 p.ss, a Marble,
mos. Of them many # them originals. and al q saas
siss's 81 Ne s. sg ~ y ss
aaa @ss
nens e b TRsE %
SAND YEARS OLD, has been depoein cyal Palace
eneqsss,
n days h and
9 A. sSs Music il
rasss sgsfs % s95 5Ses9g
Thousand Dollars its equivalent cash. prered abe
sps ~
D. ass
sssa so.ns One Thousand
H. Ar b.
their equvalea cash pfssiisd
s % & Ri gs Az
shall be adudged Of neh
AfofSBa1u
FouRr MEDALS costing Dollars saeh
plate
Original since the ofthe Crystal Palace
exhibited therein Aforesaid shall be
such distinction after the meat excellent aforesaid
abs Jury lurss
aud award prizes mentioned The shall proceed
ssectsuc Jury able
the app9ntmen beforsrh first Of june
w discretion award Ms Dpo
Exhibitors Inventors of such articles
sufficient such dihiineiion. tff
articles which worthy OF place this Grand
World'B industry and Art admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS. I
Police are n y and the
protecting arielen eIhbed the
accountability for pss damage to such ariclss
ali Hmbrsas Ganes musths @ At the atand The
AS the Crystal Warehouse,
pachagesef size into building.
No Checks gven and Te-sdmed the Ticket
myl2tf AZ 1s57s4 +5f T. IT. BkRNUA, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

= "A lady adyeftises III the London Times for the
Addressed another lady, with whom she was at
school more than twenty years ago, that she may
return to her old school-fellow the half crown
which she stole from the school room, aud the
sin Of which burthens her conscience, u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25
TsRENCH AND SPANISH sIMPLTFIED

and taught with The correct seesnt Il four and a
tracva enson Monpieu ALEX NELSON, Professor
Kentucky Military Inst ute. Cousant attendance his
Office No. ST. Charles AZ Of his pupils Night
taatimoninla at the Office door. ol0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

1UNb- EATRACT3 UF8 KUKE rJAMA1CA
GINGER,-Nathtng he attention of
the ibis article when convinced tina. u
rated. those seeking es
the eject II brsekh aud iu,ed water lspnn Ia
ayorirg cakea, preserves To The byspepa
summer Gompan Choleia Nervous Debility Ague DIX
nothing with
equal Manufactured BY f. THOMAS LYON, Chemist iSI
Broadway New York s5e n
- Inquire LYONS PURE GINGER. selas reputable Drug.
gss TIN eughout the Sold IN 0feans by
IL. WRIGHT q CO., Cbafes street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

A MERICAN ARTISTS, UNION AmER.

A MEXICAN ARTISTS UNION.-THE AMER
AT 6 nsssreny e hs
throughout ihe country and with lie
Rf CT FEE @ hsy as ssa
mined in order to create extensive sale for their Engrayg
20
81 s ssaa as OF them ara
only En- 1a money! s s e
tiles him e @ q the Gifts when they distributed
rEf &c .ss ~ 'D s1a w p4 d
casaoEa spssa one Of the En-
vii %ssss worm '''' ''" '''
III J. n s Sc s 5 es s
Of and P1sserng have resolved with such
s:sSs ssis; 6:s
oa the final sompon q .h the Gins ss placed in the
VII 6 sss sss q 4 a d.
n.s. Bust. ahzE os GIFTS $4,000
Ivy ! Mebater.. 100 10000
50 Elegant Old Paintings, in splendid gill fIanes
So Paintings; KS g -: sSss
R "a ss fss sosd IN 10
%, s each 10000
Artists Onion; Of the market value If from 50
EiseIsss Dwelling, in sist street. aswYort s's0
aa Building Iats IN 100 and ioIst Streets NsaYoI 1900
,oo 3 Sty a5als9 fest deep loco $4,000
nsgaaeest view Il The Aadion so Ruef and
Psetaa Lesa Cash. Without Interest or s'0 '9'o0
security Of i ss each each s ssss
a ssS = q e e each each sssS
ss O. Reference in regard 10 the Real E..e v ssse lSo
& Pa'5 5 se s.sss IS IL seswsS
The Enga,inss in the Catalogue ready for delivery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25
How 10 GET RID OF sRlAars.-Prof Bascom, Of

Oberlin, in letter to the Ohio Farmer, says !:
sssThe large brown rat often visits my labora-
tory and other premises As they come singly,
/ takeioff each, the night after l discover signs
of his presence, in this wise: take half tea
spoonful of dry -four or Indian meal on plate
or piece of board, and sprinkle over it the frac-
ton Of grain Of strychnine. This is set in a
convenient place, and invariably find the cpl-
prit near the spot dead in the morning. The
peculiar advantage Of this poison is, it produces
muscular spasms, which prevent the animal
from reaehing his hole to die and decompose. Ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

FL ssSh5sT KS JEFFERSON Cry,
. Tuesday Evening, October "a 1854.
Arrived to-day 70 head Of Cattle 50 Sheep and lot of
Cows and Calves Veal Cattle pretty scarce but fair
supply Of Hogs offer SALE with moderate supply of
other stock. The market continues firm in favor Of
holders at yesterdays quotations. 2is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

AZ Passengers procae Tckes full International Office
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Fails Railroad Depot. 1T 4
E% Offices In Cataract House and International Hotel niagara
my1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25
.5esc Jersey zinc pai,ass.

t The Subscribers haze hand, win be eouuasss
supplied direct from the snnfscor assortment Of Zinc Paints
made by the celebrated 3.,.s4s ~
~ NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY, &
ch they The trade on
Tho SNOW WHITE universally
toeadin hisaess byiaaey and Durability ont
side II VIII cover mach greater surface
thus rendering II economically while being
poisonous substances on tie rnas
every all familiar with The deeteous quality paint
featured from lead i.is4 "a
The peculiar protective adhesive quail
e and especially recommended FOR
The STONE COLOR possesses properties
Brown but the color better adapted painting bdng
bridges, The Company the
be runT aud 10 keep eah any reasonable
ts, climate. To be nsed precisely
s Ground in oil in kegs Of lbs
sale " @. c. B0tiERT Il Co. C.anu sfrest nya
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

ts0PBIoE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT I
4ho slsiS Wednesday Morning, October 25, 1854. /
I! e. ~ - 80 = s. CLEARED YESTERDAY s
steamahip Black Warrior Buoeh New York. Havana
-, James Connolly eco
Ship Celestial EMPIRE Pieree, for Liverpool Ashbrdze
Big John Geings Tens issl Campsachy,
British sehr Mary Robinson Baize Honduras Fana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

" boat H. r. W. HiI for sale by ~ e
HERRING AND GOLDFISH ESQ boxes land
III ia ''s CONVERSE 90. ssr Canal and New Y...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

NEW ORLEANS SBRING FACTORY
lv M ACHINE sEWINE. -
Ladies', Housekee Dersmak shrtmaker
almost kind o. DONE kind work made with
ASTONISHING DsfATCI durable
by hand and VERY LOW PRICES experienced
the management Of WILSON'S NEW PATENT ROTARY MA.
CHINE. s&4.sg$sa
E All kinds ef SEWING for Families Hotels Steamboats,
promp fly attended to. -I4st ~
EE SEWING MACHINES good supply Of MACHINE NEE
DIES SP0OLS, SILK and COTTON THREAD
for sale Apply a. 70 ST. CHARLES STREET up stairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

A sHOlCE WINES AND LlQUORS.-BRAN-
the vintage of 1881, I7ss 1909
Of Dupuy and
and qusss. = 5i .3at : " ri 77' = FF3 ~ y
WINES-Od beserys, Pathstnho, South
&ea; Duff Gordon and Harmony Shey Old Port sf
Hook rsmede BouHy Fisur eIy Hedsck
fchaPssne White Wine Cisretin
of all qualtsa. rs 531Is1s 4 s77H
ST, C.ox Scotch Irish Ola
and Old Rye Frnits 10 uics
sverYieecpton Berlin and Gouley
WINES and LIQUORS. which
sbetsrrs as cas se found for eaah or city paper.
a1Gcatktf CETER snd ALE, in pints quartz. g1t4
49, aEWEEI I. TAYLOR. o.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25
FIRST DIsTRIoT.

SwNDI4NG.-John J. Linney, alias J. B.
Thompson yesterday arragned before the Recorder
on charge of having swinded N O. Hall out of S5as
worth Of merchandise which he had obtained from him in
January last by false and fraudulent pretensious The
accused plead not guilty and the Recorder required him
to give $1,000 bail for his appearance on the first Of No.
venber. Not being able to give bail he was committed
10 the Parish Prison -