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Consumption Cured.

New lufk, Dec. III 1898
came To New York in the ship Telegraph my ma
tive place is ST. Iohn New Dfuns~iok When reach
ed tins city my health very poofi had very bad
coueh fascd good dca Of matter which was ite1ueni
lt mixed with blood had pain in my len side aud
WIS very weak and emauciatod. Ny friends ADD ply.
sirian pronounced my case Consumption and bey ond
tlc roach cr medicine. heard accidentally VI Df.
Curuisis uygcaua, lnhalins Hygean Napof and
Chctrv Syfun, and obtained a package when Nciy
hricre was the means OF saving my lie. Soon ah'r
wearing the luhacr Hound II relieved the pressure
nn rn, irnss, .ud after while the disease made ~.
nrpe -rance upon the suifaeo under the lnhalef' l
tom the Cherry syrup directed, md continued TO
dnso my cough gradually growing hotter, nn'ii On.
titely ieit me. nad now cOnsidei myself cured I
still wear the Inhaler the use oi u - rather pleas
un', aud believing a strengthening and purifying 70
the lungs feel unwilling at rreescnt 70 aisPsa'e
with b.. JOhN WIZ,
soldW noYD 4 PAUL, No. tig Chamhofs sticet
CH.giNG, corner OF Jnha Street aud Broadway n
rnce - d package 49,.
y. B---Any roisun inrlosing 50 20 BOYD FAul
nrCuRriSG PERKINS. New York, will receive a
ipetsee couaiuing bottle Of lIyseaa Naeofi one oil
hoffy lflp uuI inhaler, neat box hf express
ic, o. nny paii of the rnued states or tout racka
ecs, iof so. Agent tot Montpelier, FRED. l.
sNiIu g0.y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
s. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO.'S
Boston Business Directory.
KNow NoTmINGs, READii

Orr 400 readers, whether they sevcfally reside
here ~ there are hofmed that wlen they want just hs
good darneueotypo picture ~ skin an5 art eau pro
dure nrd 81 price that shall please, should 60 TO
Clafk's we'll snown Saloon, SO Cuuu street, BOSTON,
ghofe the auclc viii no furnished without mistake.
Mr.. Ulirk has made his business study nnd iiA'
rood student renders bis work stuiy and afmfaisn
fof othcts An OF which is suggestive Of rail ann
picture. let everybody make mcm.-hho~ ""H'"g
aud an. Cru.adfr. .
Ctuk' onpnbiiiry asa pagueueOtypsi. and hcotiull
endorse the compliment paid him by our hR'm Nen
se friends Thofo are hundreds OF places 60 ihs ol'y
where chran pietarfs can b. obtained ut cheap prices
hut hear IN mind, you get cheap pictures, NOUN
cleo. Not 20 ui the aflist Of whom We witn. nose
who paironize him will be sufo Of getting The hnst
pfoduct ions Of the Dsgnoucotypc art, aud 81 prices
lower than 1T any other establishment 90 tho Guy we
quote "i.o everybody remember 30 Court street, Bos-
ton.- SnndaV Dispaih
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Take Particular Notice.

There 10 evil hab sometimes iudu eed To- by boys
iu solitude oiteu growing up with q en- manhood,
ond hich ~ reformed BOZ hHr time, no oniy hcgsfs
serious aclc- naiiiC mol happiness bot gives
sciiVs o pruifaetsd insdious, md devastating
adirtions. Pew 81 those who give eat 90 this permit
pfHcfice ave aware Of the Consequences, uufl
they hud the nrftons system shaitcref, ltnl slunse
aud unaceOuntabls feelingf, HRd vause lrufs n The
nind.
The unfortunate thus affected become feeble. IN
able 10 labor snh sccustumed sisot, "a srfly is
mind 20 STUDY hi- step iardy AND weak he u duil,
iuesoiute and cngnges 30 Fpou with lcu energy
thnn usual.
done wort, aud cnter matfiuouY, hi- HaftisEc is
unfruitf and his sense tells him that this u caused
hy his earl, fcilies. Th6ss soHsidfroteHs ShieA
AeuId arakeH he 0ftciaH II those siHiaTlu sfEaiss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17
.IsENfEM BIER.

Re who places himself under Dr. KlNkEIIN's
Treatment may elsionsy eoufde m his honor a. gtn-
tenan and reY upon the assurance, that the secrets
or ur. K's patients will never Dee disclosed.
Young man-let no false modestN deioi sou from
making yuu ease known 90 nuc who, from education
and fcspectahiliy. can certainty hviIiend ycr.
Too many think they will Conceal the in iksif
own hearts and cure themselves. Alas how oitou IL
this fttal delason, and how many promising young
man, who might have been ornament 10 society hos
faded from tbs earth
Stfctuies Of the urrihfa rapidly removed BY tho
application Of fhefnpeuticui asent used only BY
Dr. n. Bsskafss and eoasiitHnoHei detiity ITeRPtly
rarfd and ffI rirnr ffstorfd.
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MEDICiTED INHALATION
A NEW METHOD.
Asthma Cured.

brooklyn, n. Y. Ueo' W IelJ
For uhoui eight years have been severely pihieted
with the Asthma forthc last two yoaisl nave suhef-
bc,ond all MY powers oi description months at
time have not heeh able 10 sleep In bed getting
what rrst could sitting In my chair My difficulty OF
breathing and nv suherings we've 50 great a, tinos
bo,, would be my last nunng the last az years
Ia,e had the aid aud attendance Of some OF the most
t benoft ana but little reiei. at length bad the
popd fortune 90 pocern nf. Curis's Hygeana OF 10.
hnlnr Hyroan Nupot aud Cherry syrup. Al the ume
/ 6,st obtained IT, | was suffering under one OF my
t ,iel.nt ntacks AID was in great distress, almost
nteattng for want of breath Ia less than ten MIN
MES iron, tho time applied the Inhaler to ny siom
nrh and TOOK nspoouiul Of the Cherry Syinp, was
rolicvei 10 great measure from the difficulty Of
rcathinr and had comfortable night. have since
continued 1t with the greatest possible beneht, and
nn, now comparatively we'll Iod only knows the
amount nf suffering this me icine has relieved me
from. My advice to the suffering ~ KY ~.
MARGARET EASTON.
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Hh RHies Jor tho PRONUNCIATION II Lye, jest ren ih'
Press.
letter with a remiitauce of rs cents, ar the value
10 post stamps, Addrrsscd to--nr kINkElIN, rhiia
dcphia Pa will Secure eopy Of either OF the above
books BY return Of mail - copies will be srni Ire
of postage for 81. Booksellers, CanvasseTa, Trags
Jog Agents, Sc., supplied wholesale at the publisher
prices, which admit of large profit
ar al lsfters ,aHsf BE- postpaid. 7s.lyr
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These celebrated pills are wonderfully
,eMrnrious IN Tic fnIlnN.Inp rnnn nInint.

Ague Debility Hsa cache Scfofuin OF
Asthma DroHsy lntroshon kiog's Lvti
Bilious Cog. Ef. slpelas JaUndtce stone \ Crave
uluichcsun flmalcl IT. Liver Com Secondar, Stmp.
the Skin rcsuinfitics ralnis Nou,teainfrti.
Rowot Cops Fuvef- ofdn Piles Worms aI kind
Consumption Kinds Retention weakness, from
iho bowels Govt ~ Urine whatever cau.c
- sold af the cstahlishmcof Of Professor Hoiio.
way, 3s, Corner of Am and Nassau streets Sew
York also hY 900 respect thlc Druggists und Deal
ere boz Incidence ihroua hnut fhc UrIfed S;atos boz
Pnfs boxes, atJ5 ct.. az cenfs and rarh
Te ne had Nhnlr.llr ut tir principal Dug Houses in
tie union. and by FRED z. SMITH, Montpelier, Va.
e-y- There g.. cousid .ta'le saving iu taking tAo
lursotsi4es
y. h. Dhocuous for the guidance 81 Patieuts 20
etcil disorder are aNNed to each hos 80 riuw w..
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MARRIAGE.

Requires the fniflmeni of soscial conditions, IN Or
der mas really the canse Of mutual happiness
toUld the veil which the origin Of donssiic
wreichedness be aed, mad s tue source 80 etcfY in-
ssooe sclosed-in how manN could ~ Be traced 20
physical disquahcHueus! Apry ihen ~htle q d yet
lime ~ oricf have Fuuf un-tfung and rrlsNed or
gani1ation rebrs sod, Tcvivihed and sucnEihtned,
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COUNTRY ExyALIDs.

Can have (by stating then raso eaplietisi together
With an their sntninsi per letter enclosirg trmtt
tancel DE-. Ks medicine, appropriated accordingly
Forwarded to part Of the Iritrd Fiatcs, and
packed secure from DAMAGE or CURIOSITY,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17

PHILADELPHIA nEutCAL HOUSE Esiath.h
ca 90 yeas ago hs ut. klNkELl>, oafncr Of Third
and uuiou sts. between spfuce ana Pee ihiaeel
nLIl ln.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17

We have soil vc iafrs quanttcs Of Mrs Nin'-
l.ps soothing suup duhHg the qa-' "a years over
90 900 hulh iho J ist year- We neipse ~ lae nest
,he wur d TOT children ething' " of the
ii arises ifem iteihirg any other cause 70 gives
universal sausluci loa.-ueVer head camphini hor
anr oa,u.ins n-aevcr .oiI medicine so tntvef-
a, sscees.fui 10 relieving pain and efectrs cofes-
luali aauye aate n iaKcn 30 season, foioi -
namfelafs o nd absoiuffly CERTAIN.
CURTiS q Jenkins, Dfuggists,
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S. NJ. PETTING1LL & CO.'S
Boston Business Directory.
SPINAL COMPLAINTS.


A NEW method Of treating Spinal Diseases, Curry.
" aturcs of the Spine, and spinal Weakness, RITA
cut pain sufrHg TO the patient, however Young
ioobic, - nov succ ssfully ptaciired by
DIR, y. a. u'DOD,
at rs o6,ce No. 2l5 Washington street, BOSTON,
at his residence, Marlboro Hotel
"Hasing examined the Sotpentinc Spring Elastic
Apparatus, used by nr. j. A. Wood ~ the treatment
Of Lateral Cuivaiufcs of the Spine, We recommend II
as ~ tient md cumipuahle 10 the pninnt,"
Henry }. Bigclow, ". D, Prot. Sur. u. Unversity;
George Hayward. NJ ~, Ex Prof Sur. H. University /;
Min.iow Lows, NJ. ~ j. V. g. Smith, NJ. D., Mayor
Of Boston John w. waran, N. % Henry O. Clark,
NJ. u ,Cuy Physician.
En.I on. Anr. | "A.
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AFFLICTED READ!!!

Practical and Analytlcel Chemisti Lowell mass
Asenis Tor Mpninciicr-FRFn. T.. SMITH, nR
Jas. sPALniNG, o. o. TYLER. 55;ly
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Crnnnp and Pain killer.

Crnmp and Pain killer.
The D. BE- a.tunshod 10 the wondeiiul enfes per
nfmea boy tie Craap end Pan hfheri prepared ~
CURTIS A FEKkfNS It's equal ha. never becn
known tyr removing patio n all eases for The cure Of
SPINAL rif.iiists, champ the llmis sud siomach,
i.rna,ats 90 alifs i5rms, bilious choiic chilis aud
irvrr hurn. sore sfasett decidedly the
ha. feuea 3n ihe N.fii Esidroce OF the most
,.uedrful ruiei rvrf performed by ny medicine nte
OIL circulate in tta hsaI- OF As.nts. lou naF he
ra.ifIrrir sHrf nf ff 90 you usu o.. htlhuns Of bot
iIf- OF ihfs eleine h1fo seun sold ~ New hnrianf
fle past ia ni ,-hi seat b. now luf me hfst tm'
being introduced iuio 81. hc principal towns 40 Ne"
YORK.
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PURIFlCATION OF THE BLOOD.
LIVER Avn RIIdn- s COMrLALNrs


To T.Oiess0f Holloway, y t0fnrI 0f Aun and Nassu
streets, New York.
Sir,-lt IS with the most heartfelt pleasure have
imi1rn you that have been restored TO Loaith and
strength hv taking your fis For the lsst tou ,rais,
sunefed from de anFnont OF the i.ivrs md ~iom-
ach, aud was reduced to such oxuem.y ghatf gave
un my Ship ncvnf etpectt iu GO -ea nn, MORE a.
bad tried every Remedy that was tecomnie uded tu
bot OF 10 nu purpose and had given myself up
dcspafc. whom was Of ] - Recommended TO ttkr
pils. Amer using them Tor three months iht &C..
suit b. that tm hcrcr health than have beer
for tlevrn yoar- past, and inieod we'll ~ rvcr
ea- 90 my life, You are quite at hery MAX, tai.
known iut the for the houeft OF others.
remain, Sir, souts roo pfcifuilg
(Signcd) JOHN JOHNSON
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Water Wheels for Saw Mills,
GriSt Mills, Starch Mills,
REFERENCES.

NATHAN G. PIERCE, Wesiminis,fr, Uiadhaa Co.
JOHN LuND, Grafoa, Caledonia c..
GARDNER A. FNLER, Burke
JOSEPH 4. STEVENS, Hardrick,
CHAuNCEY G. DROWN, sAt@eid,
ALFRED GRAY, Slelfeif,
PuiLANDER OWEN, Giorer, orleans CO.
JOHN KELLY, Brighton, Esssr, Co. 7s:iyr
LYMAN b. SHERWiN, HIDE Park, Lamoihs GO
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r E a d.!
YOUTH and MANHOOD.
NATURES GUIDE.

a Vigorous Lfe, or Premature DeatA, hiHkeia On
SET PeysaUaii0n-- only p coats.
work ominenig required. means OF re-
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CURTIS g PERKINS, Dfuggst.,
NJ Ia LLnmL.L. IL. New n OH


pnrc - cents n bottle.
s. H-ne .ufo ana co o Tor Carts Pfrkr's Cranp
asd Pan Hu,r. An otnurs bnafing his name sfc
b.. imtaiioa. race lal-2 rs and 81 ~ cent? pcf
bottle act 0raiug 10 SIZE.
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The above al fdm pcfsons WIN are pubhely knos,
where they reside AMI hu would male ihsas state
uent- itlint thurah fnnNrtou that thew were true
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

the front part of the skull had been fractured
the right thigh broken, and various other IN
uries inflicted upon different parts Of the poay.
The nurse who attended her testified that MRS
OrNeil had declared in her dying moments that
she had received these wounds at the HANDS OF
her husband, and accordingly the jury OF IN
quest proceeded to the depot and aseertalned the
particulars of the accident. The conductor ana
the engineer stated that the woman attempted
to cross the track short distance in front oil
the locomotive, and stopped upon the rail; the
whistle was sounded and the engine reversed,
but too late; she was struck by the buffer and
knocked down, out of reach, however, the train
The verdict of the jury attributed the affair to
accident
.4nother.--A young German, whose name w
did not learn, was severely, perhaps mortatlJ
injured yesterday afternoon, by Jumping IRON
the express train on the way to Carrollton, tt
recover his hat, which had been blown OFT AZ
a singular coincidence, we mention the fact tina
his brother was killed about eight months age
almost on the identical spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

The well-informed correspondent Of the Phil
adelphia Ledger, under date Of Washington,
May q, says:
Telegraphic rumors have gone out from this
city to the effect that Lord Elgin's mission here
refers to Cuba as well as Canada. l think
can positively assure you that this is untrue
These rumors may lead the public to understand
that England is oficiously intermsddling with
our difficulties with Spain, which might create
very wrong impression at this time, and excite
the public mind more than circumstances war
rant at present. England has in most positive
terms, and of her own accord, without being
asked officially, denied the charge. Lord Cla-
rendon took especial occasion to write private
letter to Mr.. Champion, denying the existence
of any treaty with Spain or France on the sub
ject of Cuba, (Which, dare say, he read to the
Secretary of State,) and the letters from
our own ministers abroad to their friends, state
| clearly and without reserve that the same as
surances were made to them by men in official
and social positions, having no doubt upon their
minds that it is really the desire Of England and
| France to remain on good terms with US. Un-
| less the British Government, through its pri2-
| cipal Secretary of Foreign Affairs and her
Minister here, in Washington, lies, no credenee
| can be given to newspaper reports and tele-
graphic inuendos on the subject.
The attempt to s'Africanize Cuba is also
most positively denied by all the British Govern
| ment officials, and the British Minister here, in
| Washington. / have no doubt Lord Elgin has
| most positively denied it, and the eternal reite-
| ration of the charge cannot but prove highly
| offensive to the British Government. Such
charges could not be made in England, against
our Administration and President, without ex.
citing public indignation here, and exciting ma
tional animosities. ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

SENTENCES. ON Saturday last Judge Robert
son pronounced the following sentences
Frank Smith, for the murder of his wife, to
be hanged at such time as the Governor may
appoint. .@.
Patrick Finn, for the murder of his wife. i'm
prisonment at hard labor in the penitentiary
for life.
Hugh Thompson, alias Thompson Smith, for
bigamy, nine months in the Parish Prison.
twenty five dollars fine, and costs Of prose-
cution.
Henry Croton, alias Crotle, for larceny, one
years hard labor in the penitentiary.
John Middleton, for larceny, one year at hare
labor in The penitentiary.
Marie Argouillo, for murder, Imprisonment
| at hard labor in the penitentiary for life.
RoBBERY.-BernardC oyle was arrested at {
late hour night before last on the Levee, charged
| by one Mary Ann Carranee with having broker
open her door, knocked her down robbed
her of fifty dollars. Coyle was locked up in thu
First District Police Jail and awaits examina
| ton. 4-----. 4 G."
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Ranort 81 Mr.. Troost.

Opr reaaers are referred to the report, in
another column, Of Mr.. Lewis Troost, Engineer
of tine New Orleans and Mobile Railroad. upon
the physical advantages presented BY this route
far direct railroad communication with Mobile,
and the immense benefits which the cities Of
New Orleans and Mobile will derive from the
success Of the enterprise. We hope it will De
read by every person who takes any interest IN
the matter, and especially by those who have
labored so zealously and so industriously. but
thus far without the shadow Of success. to defeat
the road
The people of New Orleans, collectively, have
already given their unqualified assent to the
general proposition that the success of part Of
or all the railroad enterprises in progress, or
contemplated by our city, will be necessary to its
future commercial prosperity, to say nothing Ct
supremacy. Few will be foaad benighted enough
in intellect to deny this, and we may say that
the three great roads, which hare occupied 50
large share Of public attention for some time,
have no enemies, except those VINO nave peen
made such from considerations Of personal
Interest. There is not the least danger that
they will survive all opposition Of this character
Inc report % Mr. ArooSs 10 on hoio eiAouss
brief document, and may be received with conf
dence as emanating from person who under
stands the subject thoroughly upon which he
speaks, and is eminently qualified in other re-
spects to perfectly discharge the duties of his i'm
portant position. In speaking Of some Of the
main results of the completion and operation Of
this road, one cannot fail to perceive that,
basing his argument upon admitted. undeniable
premises, he draws his differences and conclusions
in that forcible, concise and clear manner which
carries the conviction of Irresistible logic Il
there can be found any disinterested opponents
Of the road, we think careful perusal Of this
report will go far towards satisfying their
rcrmpleS
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To the rlay.going Public.

Gard In the Crescent Of Friday last Ito which beg
to refer those who may take the trouble to read th
makes all kinds of insinuations accusations and alega
tions against me. 1 have NO intention to weary my
readers with any lengthy explanation bat when two or
three items in string Of charges can be confuted the
natural conclusion is that the balance must be equally
without foundation The card Of Miss Mary Hill shall
take the trouble to notice. ladies are never In the
wrongly further than to say that person living was
vested with the power to increase the offer made her,
and which asserted to be fully adequate to her
vices by her managers. should not mention
Mr. Chsrless name but that Mt Ashe has thought At to
include him having made engagement with mo.
Mr. T. H. Allen Of the Varieties Theatre applying to
Mr. Charles for his services the occasion Of Miss Som
erss benefit told that being engaged to no could
not act In any other theatre than mine without my par
mission Having every reason, from the good houses
have had lately to congratulate myself on securing tue
sarvices OF Miss Somers and Mr. H Allen, in place OF
the parties whose figure in the Crescent Of Friday
rba merely publish the letters Of two gsntlemsn-one
of whom pfsrs that he applied to me for an engage
msnt and that the other had no engagement with me-
and then leave the public to judge for themselves
G. w. LEWELLEN.
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Cheap Bargains

P. NJ A L L a R D
67 ROYAL STREET,
t just per ships Mulhouss Ocean Home aud Char
lsmngne, from Havre-
Iron BEpsTcADs; PIER TABLES Louis XVI
Ladisa' WRITING DESKS; Gsntlsmsn's Minissrs de-;
Rosewood and Mahogany MUSIC STANDS
PIANO STOOLS and CHAIRS;
wAsHsTASDs and DRESSING TABLES, with China Sets,
SOFAS and CHAIRS, Of every style;
French LOOKING GLASSES and FLOWER STANDS, cot
tags styles,
L
large Of CUT GLASSES md CHINA for Table and
Toilette service ..
Turk Clothing TOWELS Danask Linen TABLE CLOTH; Extra
Fine French English CUTLERY;
SILVER and PLATED WARE, on White Metal;
GILT CoRNICTS CURTAIN KNOBS, LAcEs, GtMrs aud
FRINzEs; Bobinst and Muslin CURTAINS and all kinda Of
SILK and worsted materials fer Curtains
pisces White Checked Fancy MATTIS large supply
OF WINDOW SHADES;
CARPETS, VELVET, BRUSSELS, etc.. etc.
E Uphostsrc Cabnss Makers will fad. moderate pOs
all the articles suitable for the trade, jsE9p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

John Van Buren, is reported to have said that
the Nebraska bill is the best bill that ever was
passed by Congress, for that it will kill every
man from the free States who has voted for it,
which he says will be g q contamination de-
voutly to be wished but what is more than
this, it will kill off all Northern men who have
hitherto stood by the rights of the South, in
Congress and out of it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

About week ago, the wife gentleman liv-
ing in Dayton, Ohio, presented him with baby
which is a perfect lite wonder. It is a boy,
still living, apparently in good health, and
when born weighed just one pound. His first
bed was common sized dinner plate The
parents are proud of the little fellow, and had
his daguerreotype taken.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

abilities gentleman, highly spoken of in this city are
among ladies study the French Lam
Combining the system with the but single
reasonable method capable of
ducng satisfactory ncontebe results snd requires
great than any syem icuously termed the
only successful only infable Professor DxARsAs
formed Day Classes for Lade and Evening Glasses for Gentlemen
He Private Lessons usual the residence Of the Pupil at
rooms, Camp opposite the City Hotel.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-05

DEATH OF A DIvER,-John Tape, the cele-
brated submarine diver, while searching in his
submarine apparatus for wreck on Lake Erie,
on the 25th ult, died suddenly while under the
water, from the effects of rush of blood to the
head, In all cases going under water to great
depth tends to this result He had followed the
business successfully for many years.