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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

COMMODORE PERRY.-A private letter received
in New York states that this gallant officer, who
has executed his commission to Japan with
markhhle discretion and success, was to leave
China by the overland route the 18th of this
month, and that he expects to reach New York
about the middle of January.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

The proceedings inthe case of Anthony Burns
IN Boston, cost the United States.t is said, near
ly $4,000 for extra police and military force
alone.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28
ny ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE IlIDROMAGEN. OR WATER PROOF,
ANTI CONSERVATIVE CORK SOLES,
MANUFACTURED By
iLarc0urt. Bradley a Co.,

II Market street Manchester.
Principal UarehoHSe, lU2 Uood Street. Cheap
side, LoHdon. Engidud tmcrican Establish
,centS, Is Inn Street & lU2 Nassau Street,
NeW York, L. s.
fIHE HNromaE,n is valuable discovery protecting
feet from damp coi and Therefore preventative
Lung Without durtung Whatever The
In the form ola soe aud inside the boot shoe Its
ncIChtcd character l. powerful hutlutc To disease.
For gentlemen 1t will Ia found aRreabc warm healthy,
10 wenri the coolest rainot weather. the
wet II the Hydomapenis inserted Ladies'
Hgtet sol boots sae Ia the most Indictment weather with
mpunity while Consumption prevalent among the young
country he thwarte by their
entirely superc'e shoes the latter the per
sire inn unhealthy manner helos
wear to "cstans icy weather like nda uhbers While tho
latter the feet tonpeal extremely large the ydoma
slice york peculiarly
does not increase the size
untdy To Chi dren they extremely valuable
exercise with healthy
slghta 10 need menton hesdcs
par ne them will find their yearly octurs bills murh
shel thereby
As the IIylronnEen becoming known in
rreasng to almost incredible Inst
Manchester birmingham, Liverpool Gnsgow, Leeds Dub
Paris Antwerp nmburgh and berlin, nlos
$50 pairs of Cork Soes Ills the number will SURF
that
Ask the Fnoulty their opinion ".
Tor Coughs, Colds ronohis Asthma md Consumption
Mems sz', pr pair, 30 cents
Ladies' do do
Boys Misses % do
NOrlCE-Fom the retail prices liberal nllc
to obbers aud Wholesalers TINT my soreecer IN
make profit their while they are an article tn Al
may he kept In store, class ct goods For
apply to nARCouRr. BRADLEY a. CO..
l3-dnc.m IS Ann Street, envy ork
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch
writing from Danville, ON the 2i,h inst..says: A
lew DAYS since, in this county a negro man be
longing TO Mr.. p. l.. Watkins. named Joe, com
m'tfeda rape upon white girl, IL or 90 years of
age. named Reynolds In the effort he drew n
KNIFE and wounded her severely. He was exam
med by justices Smith and *. b. Cunningham,
and sent on for final trial to the County Court
The young woman's story was generally beev-
cd ana much sympathy was excited by her pite
Gus case. The slave will no doubt receive his
deserts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28
liver COMPLAINT, JAUNDlCE. d,

1SER COMPLAhNT, JADNDlCE. DiS-
IL pepsn, Chrome Nervous Debility Disease of the
Kidneys, and all - "nSes arising frnin Dsordercd
Liver or Sforach. such Cor stipatiun Inward Piles
fnllnes Blood to the lIend, Acidts Of the Stomach,
MN Heartbun Disgust for Food. ILLNESS weight
the stomach. Sour Erucrations Sinking on Flutterng
mt the PIT Of the Somn H. Swimming OF In II ad lur-
red md dIihc1lt Breathing, Fluterug NJ the Heart,
Chnnkns ~ Sutocatrg Sensations when in Wing pos.
ure. Dmness Of Vision Dots or Webs betore the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Hen Deficiency "f Pers-
pratinn, 1clnNncss ct the skin and Eyes Pain in the
SIDE Back Chest Limbs &c Sudden Finishes OF lleat,
Burning in til" fe'h Consr"n' n"gnihgs ri Evil. and
grehidepresson OF sPt', can he fhecinnly cured by
DocTER iio"yrANDs CfLEBRATED
GERMAN BfTTERS
prepared by Or - NJ. jackson '''rmnn Medicine
St9.e NO. ~ hrch ST. on" "' pe"" HNih' rhl"'a
if cqualep by my othcr preparation in the United
ba :, III,
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FOR PRIVATE SALE.

4 VERY fin" iarne-, / ,r,e,apd Sulkeyuud II 'roc,-
n in c,"l ur.rr-wEira wi he sold a great bar
rrin, the re,rnt a. ncr having futhsr Use for
them. Arfh to
WM II. NJ JSBY, Auction.er.
ilct o5fI,-3t.
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Roanoke College,
FACULTY

fhClLl1.
Rev David T. Biule, A NJ, President and Profes.
sor Of Moral and intellectual Science, &c,
=. Cnrsone Wells, A. NJ, Prot, Mathematics and
Natural Science,
Henri G. Won Hoxar, Prof Ancient and Modern Lam
gungoS.
v + Boton, Tutor.
FINHlS Institution located NJ Salem, Va, will com
i mcncc lts next sr.son October 9TH. Expenses for
the session Of months. including Tuition. Boa Il.
Room-rcnt Fuel Lights and Incidental expenses, til2.
For particulars address the IF, sdent
mug l9dS c6mos Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

DLUESr, NE, EXTRACT LO WUOD CDCHl
- NEAL solution Of InIiso-tnd u vn'ety Of Dyc
for sale by L STABLEk & co
oct | .dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

CHOLERA IN NEW YORK Among the fatal ca
SEES of cholera in New York are the following
John II. Cornell cashier of the Mechanics Bank
James Foster, ir agent of the Dramatic Line oi
Packets; and Morris NJ Davidson counsellor ut
laval after few hours illness.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

A telegraphic dispatch published yesterday AN
nonnced the death of the Hon. Mr.. Burt, the new
Governor of Nebraska Territory. He reached
Belleview city,in that Terrtorv.on the 9th in
slant but too i'll to attend festive gathering tn,
day following, in honor OF his arriyaland died ON
the 18th.
Fredericksburg was lighted with gas ON Tues
day evening for the first time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

NOR RENT. The Wa -clous" an the Basin I,
J. present occupied by Mr.. fayette W. Steptoe; Pc.
SEES ion wen on the II ofJHnunry.
sep i-dDs AMBROSE y. RUCKEt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

A despatch from ST. Petersburg says there is
nothing fresh frorh Sehastopol up to the 9th
Prince Menschikoil retained his old position on
the north side of the city.
PARIS, Friday.-Prvate Geographic despatch
es from Vienna, dated October ID, announce that
according to Lord Raglan on the 9th, the siege
works of the Allies were sufficiently advanced to
admit of opening their fire in a few days.
y despatch dated Madrid, October 10, says
the elections proceeding quietly with ad-
vantage to the cause of the progressistas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

HE FAIR EsrERpAY.-ln spite of the dust
which still prevailed To as great mn extent as on
Wcdne sday, the Fair Grounds were we'll filled
during the day yesterday.
Large numbers of ladies thronred Octarou md
Floral Halls, viewing the beautiful specimens of
hand. work. and admiring the many rare plants
and flowers on exhibition. The gentlemen seem
ed tn devote the most of their time to the cxnmi-
nation of stock and the thousand aud one farming
implements, which are scattered throughout the
grounds in greater profnsion than we have ever
before seen at n Fair.
The ploughing match, rs also the trottng
matches in double harness, attracted Il great
many spectators, and were conducted with much
spirit. This one of the most Interesting
scenes we have witnessed during the exhibition
Those who contested in the ploughing were
Messrs w. Church. of Petersburg; Mott, Lewis
q Williams, Richmond; Lookett, of l.ynchburg,
and Watts, of Richmond, with his cuff braces
On account of the extraordinary duration of dry
weather, the ground was in no condition to show
off the merits of fine poughing. We must, how
ever, give much credit to Mr.. w. Church, who
did his share in fine Style and with II pair of
mules (Alr. L. Well's) which are not much ae-
customed to such work.
On Wednesday evening, three enormous fat
oxen, weighing each about p t.,arrved on the
ground from the farm of L. Floyd, esq, of
Pulaski aud were much admired.
To-day being the last day the premiums will
be proclaimed on the Fair Grounds, and n Vale
dctory Address by 7. S. GuoIsoN, Esq, win be
delivered. Then the auction will take place
As these are highly interesting matters, of
course, there will be many useful and ornamon-
! tai articles to be purchased.
Great order has been maintained during the
whole time, by the officers appointed to that duty
and all reflects the highest credit on our good
city Petersburg Express, oct. %.
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DOARDERs WANTED

- Mas. SuoEMAKER,
Having removed To the House recently occupied by
Robert II. Glass, Esq situated on Church street, two
doors above Dir Glmers Office would be pleased 10
crvc II limited number of gentlemen Board ers hav.
ing made such arrangements she trusts will enable
her give satisfaction those " Il, riN favor he with
their pntronnre. sep 7-d3mif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

The trial of DIR. Beale, at Philadelphia, on a
charge of committing an outrage upon "A young
lady while under the influence of ether, in his
Office, excited much interest. David Paul Brown
brought abundant evidence to prove the good
reputation of the defendant and argued the liza
blity of persons taking ether, to decisions, such
he supposed the lady was laborng under.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

n OTlCE.-All persons indebted top. McDivitt
will please forward ind settle their accounts
immediately. Those hnvng Cbim' against him will
present them for settlement, GY'llis room Is above
Philip Payne's Store. oct l0.1m
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First Exhibition in Lynchburg


Charles Oakford's Magnificent Goods |
S,UCll Us Soil aud stiff Felt HAS, Plnsh and Cloth
- Cnps ard approved styles. in addition to Tho
Oaltford Hat. beautiful first quality Moleskin =
Noug Gems. will Please call and select from this lot
which will be hand all thi. week. for sne only by
HOBSON Il ARMISTEAD.
oct cots between Cnbell House g. II. H. Watkins.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

BENNETT & BEERS. Prarrietor..
No. l25 Main ST.. Richmond Vn.
All for sale by j, II Seay, d Il. L,man. j. II
Thompson < Co. Lynchbulg, Va aud by den 'ers in
Med irines =, erywhrIe. sep5 ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28

LYNCHBURG AT ROCKETS rhe barque Saonc
bound for Rio Janeiro is now lying ut Rockets,
just below the shp-lock loading with -four taken
Immediately from Lynchburg boats, which are ly
ing alongside of her. These same boats, soon
as they have discharged their cargo, load with
various articles for home consumption such as
sugar, moasses, plaster, &c lying on the wharves
and proceed up the canal aga,n. This move
ment of canal boats to large vessels, and reload
ing again for their hon eward destination, may be
witnessed constantly through the day. A canal
boat entirely loaded with gunpower, left on
Saturday for Buchanan Business on the dock
never active as Mt present.-R. DiSpdch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28
w RECEIVING
MOrse'S Commission House.

very large addition To former stock of
BOOKS, STATIONERY. PAPER. CHEAP fuBII
CAllONS. FANCY ARTICLES &c &C.
w he above have been carefully selected to suit
'1I nj auction sales OF Importers. &c and
vii be s"'d at prices That OF fail 10 please
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegiaphed for tho Daily virginian

Nearly Two Millions in Gold-Fatal Collision
on the Great We tern r. R-Several Per
sons Kiled-Breadstnffs atill Higher
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Cholera
used by numbers with
o snd hays il sac Of the os,
S Sold by all the principal Druggan the
ted States.
I'D Beaeh's Bseast Lnameat-An ereslsn. remedy for
disease the Brea Splitting
Of Blood Cough 0ppreaon Breathing difficulty
about the Chest Thh remedy
benefit Disease of the Lung than
predposed
by the formation Of the hees Hereditary
attack disease and always enjoy health
This Linsment according todirsctlons.
Ueash'a FerruStnous Tenfs-A CERTAIN remedy
Fever and Chags knoa
Of the disease.
Beeeh's Rheumatic GompoHnd-Nsver fails give relief
In lesa than twenty four hours.
Benes stomaehive BlttersThis is excellent article
mat long Of
and Fever and all Antumna To living having
business eyer for short period in low mahy disre the
sad the time they the give tone
aansics and and ygOr the general system
performed by them. We will this much
thathay represented They
with the great
ddf these remedies alone has induced them
reached by ALL Prepared sold
T. D. BEACH, M. D., Chemist and pothecary,
kW of ChartrsB and Cnatonikouae N, o,
@.. e.. and Of DR.. RANKIN, T.
(Fnnn nd pnNdFo alrnntN
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they may be sure Of sound sneroken ep and
rded to thousands thus afflicted invaluable NEEDY
From its agreeable effect in these End themselves
willing its when the 1t ceased
TO SINGERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ths remedy valuable
the throat quantities.
all in few hours and wonderfully the
power and fexbity Of the
ASTHMA GENERALLY much relieved and often wholly cured by
CHERRY PICTORIAL there obstinate
yield entirely medicine. CHERRY
ifthey be cured.
BRONCHITIS or upper portion
lungs may by taking CHERRY PICTORIAL
qnent doso The uncomfortable oppression relieved.
FOR GROUP Give emesc Of anmony TO be followed by large
and doses the Cherry PICTORIAL until it ubdues
II taken in season, 1t wild not fail
W0PNG COUGH be broken and cured by tho Of
Cherry Peetornl.
THE INFLUENZA is speedily this remedy
nstancea have noticed where whole families from
CONSEQUENCE while their neighbour without Cherry
Pectoral, suffering from the disease.
Repeated here patients who
from
LIVER COMPLAINTS by this remedy that there
question ta healing these isea should
until other unpeaaant symptoms
Prepared JAS. C. AVER Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass, and sold by all Druggists.
]. WRIGHT l. CO., New Orleans,
feb2s 4ndAW Wholesale geuts.
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EoHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-
e. "a s ss
The tran could afforded ali the Of
es,nsa e % s
= sses go
't
s III s's II
ssss
Bassasapa Other val agi.
together forming the beet compound snd producing he
WI rn YEsT TS5tS
Tho Chic Columbus BusSar
saapaIs city,
% on ss @ Il
has squs Thus bold seaeion bueau syca
hsar with u.s. reader little
md care s aa Rave
.ysasoa. ISsa
@s7s- Lou,svtlx May, lsss.
severely a and dali ssssr sin
y sc sa III no
antl CHANGED e with ysa three bottles which me more
take your saspaA to sh'
4 very '''p'iasiHaIET diAArBM. 'n EN- :" y
WIG ss,9k # ahs9
ssy viii aa sss may
H. $ sss sss ss.
hs s s%9dy G @ III,
entirely
saa
s &c 20 asd BIZ
nsH RS ssPt Bk XIV WI aaz + + skssr1ss
M t. WY say asa
siP isPeiiss sss
nsdssa.Iea ssdy lin
L.wi.port X. .Dsesa5sr a,ls4'
NOTICE TO FEMALES
John BSarsspaaa Of the Female Msdisnenow
en- In those cases wsss The constitution tss
n
r. s ss4 sa Ere ho s%
We're ssasra adopt msdsns would sss
assd mr.. By
sn o siS sHs aa a. @ 10 ds ass 4:
found y eIest mos. elect
Il hi. valuable medicine
admir-, ss Ill., and
e * s % ss @
coiorag materials Which dis.
me-
ps By coating IL surface poisonous
s ss ss
S as sy I'D ssg
napee he bloom and freshness ladies
paints mixtures iosau only eGectual ram
"A TO the wise iBsuoent" hint enough
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED m Favor
OF ANY MEDCTNEi
| H. u.
ME. JoEs BULL have hesitation
5croa Syphilis and other and sandua
having used with entire number Of sboye
-'- MORE TEsfiMoNY FROM DR. MOORE e. 1'V'sA
scrafa and with happy effect Of shs
moat ecaoul medicines that he made that
Winchester, Ey. Feb. l. ls4S JAMES M. MOORE, III. d.
Testimony like the following rsndefa nporusuz
Of Bulls
FROM DHs l.. ?. TANDEIL, PROFESSOR OF CHEhsiSTx
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
looked the List Of ingredients composing John BULBS
pound Extract Of and have heiaonn
copeuht
which il 10 applicable L. Y. YANDELL, M. D.
Louisville, Juao 8, 1898.
What Dr. Pyles, Physician by appointment Louisville Marine
Hoapital,nsyu Of Bullssaaapariila:
Ihave examined the prescription preparation Bull
Karsapara and believe the combination
wocalcnlated TO produce alternative inpreon syan
have used boh Public private PRESTIGE and thk
Resident Pb ysiclaa Louisville Marine Hospissl.
This Medicise daily graphing NTH through
country blooming health and youthful ygo
| amctea-nay, thooo that grevously tornaented.
Certificates seng all snd high
morslasandng placing il. from h intrinsic WORTH the very
remedies ever before The public.
Sold wholesale asd retail, by JOHN BULL,
At his Principal O
! in the city and country.
B wishing Agency Of Buls Bar
| saparlila, will please address JOHN BULL,
- 81 Fourth street, Louisville, with reierencaa.
1 The principal gsntsn Newoeans Bulls
j. WaIsHT CO. attdeir Pptsnt Medioine Wnrehonss,
tys ssy CHkHTRRR sTsKhf
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w NICK ERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
~ aANGES-FIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE & COULON, Plumbers 107 Poydrss
TIE sseys bqsssss in ~ and
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLoSEls, WASH
ms, FOUNTAINS BRASS EAgcETs Of ell knds co0kIHas
BEt PUMPS up LEAD PIPES Of every
desc rti,t Pic ard SHEET and BLOCK TIN
hans SHIP STEAMBOAT WORK neatly and eraiss
stth shortestnc 'sea- anlaIy
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.ayes.,s CHERRY EDectorae.

ENO CURE A COLD, WITH
Ill HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
THE BoDY--taks the CHERRY PECT0-
RAJ on going to bed +. and wrap up warm,
10 nweat during the night.
FOR A COLD AND COUGH, take IL
morning, noon, and evening, according TO
directions on the bottle, and the difficulty
will soon be removed, None will long suf-
fer from this trouble when they find il can
be so readily cured. Personu Inflicted with
a seated cough, which bregks them oftheir
4 L.
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EDUCATION.


ESRFNCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
HN Mcnsieur ALEX NELSON, M. St Charles stresis
- 80 TIES I'll MO MA y 81 !, W. Va 4,
Will ebai
q Y ~ e WI. NOR Jont Superintendent
ensieu Nelson decidedly the beat enehe Of French ever met
with, ana esp' y - Prni NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
Nelson by Of first scholars
81 ce spsasng French and Spanish with elegance and
well adapted inducing learners into the mysteries of
III Fnc English Lngnagea In short Of
We have had personal opportunities Judging Of Prof NJ
him APT 10 enrh and Of his system
the hestwe put into practice IN o.
TrueD Delta. -l7s JANIS ~
Al NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCE
lady Of Rev. o. H. Williamson Rector of
Eghse poAstants FrcAe Rampant sfeet east cofner Of
NnSie life Tesehng, will admit into her
school LIMITED pupils Extraordinary
Iaci Tor FRENCH, MUSIC and DRAWING. jan4 ly
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES - As
Boardera and So ST. Louis by ihs
stssen ALLISON. s 4, Z. i
Insiuion aided the best Msorr all the
regulate Hnishsd edncan continue 70 de-
their the Of All
10 their charge. :. I,
guardians
which can be had ut the Institute So m
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S0DA ASH-2S4 casks Soda Ash, Steele &
NJ Sons landing Old Dcmuon Yctra by
jansi J. 9. HARDILLA CO.. ~ Magazine 81,
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MTONE sol OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lessons ~

the reliable, costly
after the practical The following voluntary
worthy and weknown Physician relative his experience
efficacy b. A. FAHNESToGK'S CELEBRATED YERAfF UGE
during practice Of twentyh years
GRENADA, Miss. May 70, 1858.
Msssrs. B. d. FdAasaost d Co.:
individuals giving
but the instance consider
have been in tho practice Of medicine twenty-five years
aud have with remedy eecun
vermiuge In sdalts in OF Fever sometimes
Oh eaoe tax the previous and often Rd bilious
tions and olsw. ether hermitage practice
and desire better. Respectfully,
[signedl W. III. HAWKINS.
T Sold Wholesale Retail by all the principal Druggists
NH ANlm
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LUTHER HON Es,s

FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
Corner Of BENToYaad EUPHRosiNE Streets
sfr Office No 100 ST. CHARLES STREET
Twn Doosfrum The ST. Gharl % Theatre;
Patterns Of INGs
VsRhSDaHs DOORS, sHuTTEfs, VAULTS, BRIDGE,
sTRAiGIiT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS STORE FRONTS, CAPT.
and ali kinda of CAST AND WROUGHT IRON WORK for
Building Purposes. .,.r. -,
Cost Prices at the OLD sTAND No. los ST. ChR
STREET. mhs ~
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ODD FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
ssn be Thansd By sgPyins to RTEesos Tsa
w Hall Of Camp and
WtIFAL No Espsnade r. 81 COREY, Siekls
Co.. No Camp street price Lodges
for the huR OF members
the burial Of wife child all other burias the
Vault will he $50 Invariably For the purchase Of Lots
mhtieR respecting the Rcsi,nHpply to
]. o. PERSON TConmsrciai ALLEY,
orto JAS. FURNEAUx, al the Odd Fellows Hall
IN ayS Iyns
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL RANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, G. W.
GAtITAl.- .NsuOi0uU
EpwD G. o'BRrHs Secretary. A. M. CLARK, President.
BRANCH OFFICE, No. % Camp st, New Orleans.
B The undersigned prepared issue POLICIES against
perla RIVERS against damage
by FIRE, at the rates of presnun.
BENJAMIN FLoKANCE, Agent,
usiy HARMON DoANR, Assistant Agent
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DANCING MUSIC.

A SOLONEL DE K0RP0NAY HAS THE "a
honor Of Informing ids friends and she public n general
obliged his Dancing Academy from the Lecture
Of the Me chanics Institutes Lower
Room he will gse ha lessons his usual daysondas
Monsieur BENEDiC FISCHER eminent Pisnist will preaide
Is the Piano.
particulars inquire at Col Ks residence, ST. ou
Hoo the st. Charles City Hotel or Lecture Room eao
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. en-
Nh gLssEY respectfully informs ths .aas and
u Bourbon street. between Cuso
Canal Streets where he win teach NIL the NOSE FASHIONABLE
DANCES.
DAYS cIlIpRrx-Monday Wednesdays and Fridays from
tlldark 5
~ Ladies Gentlemen day, from
Is Am.
ar Glass for Gentlemen, from 10 o'clock, nsM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-07

A SECRET FOR THE LADIES-HOW TO
IN PRESERVE BEAUTY-Don't Chalk, Lily White, any
the soaed snow complexion.
would have the your cloa
system get bottle Of cARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE and take
according directions quite well
but after do find health beauty
reyyng step elastic and vigorous and the whole
and nvigoated like Spring morning. then hapeess
all the valuable certificates possess gofsrnaught greatest
purifier the blood known perfectly harmless the tim
powerfully eficacious
kB- For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail by
j. WRIGHT l. CO.,
jspie Charities street.
NM RIGHTS INDIAN VEGETA ABLE PILLS,
wv This extraordinary medicine principle
the human frame ec BUT ONE DISEASE, corrupt
which, when floating in the the
the all kinds lodged the
the body, give rise to maledy incident TO man.
S Let 1t be remembered that the human WRGNTS
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS mutually adapted each
that by them all morbid and hnmos Che Of se
entirely removed, and this
Fer sale n New Orleans Wholesale Retail BY ~
j. WRIGH & CO.,
janis No. ISL Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-07
DRUGS--- MEDICINES

WRIGHT e. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
"a. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they supply psg aud Dealers pProtos lowest
wholesale prices I ~ . w. ~, ,,,c,, 81. u,s