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ROAD TAX

NOTICE is hereby given that the County
IN Commissioners in and for the county
of Putnam, at their June Session. A. D.
1854, levied the following Road Tax, to
wit:-Fourteen cents on each one hundred
dollars of tn, valuation of taxable property
therein, which said taxes NAV be discharged
by labor performed under tho direction of
the Supervisors Of the proper Road Districts.
at the rate of one d,Ilar per iay.
JOHN MONROE, Co. Auditor.
AuDIroH's OFFICE, PuTNAM Co.o.l
; Kalida, June 10th, 1854. eco
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The Martha Washington prisoners
were le' TO bail, il ls s,ated. because the
Jail a, Helena was certified by the old
physicians IN the place 10 be so unhealthy
that prisoners could not rennin during
The summer with any safety The bail was
reduced from 5000 10 5000 for Kissane
and Cole, and 1000 for tile balance oi
Ihcm.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an order Of Attach.
ment was issued. on the 7th day Of June. A. D..
1854. hy John Parrish, q Justice Of the Peace ct
Union Township Putnam county, Ohio against She
goods and chattels rights and credits OF Joseph King
40 ahsconding debtor and non.reyidsnt Of snid eouA
ty, at the suit OF c. H. Rice. WHO clams nm Indebted
of SIS 05 ngninr ssid King, and for which sum
said order was Issued.
JuhS 7th, 1854 G. y, RICE
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-23

The Washington Union publishes .
communication, FIVE columns in length,
aiming to show that our sympathy with
Turkey in the present war is misplaced
---Exchange.
Both Russia and Turkey arc despoi-
isns. Ba. Russia is an organized Slave
Ocracy.--TGtkey isnot, Hence the FIVE
oslumnR
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or
DER OF COURT.

AN the twelfth day of August, A. d. 1854, at o..
clock in the afternoon ON the premises. will be
sold to the highest bidder the following Real Estate
as the property Of David Lyon, deceased, to witt,
The south half Of the south enst quarter of section
numHr seventeen (l7,) In township number ono IN
north, range number Eve (5) eust, subject 70 the
dover 1.-THE widow. Appraised at S4io,Oa.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onethird casl In hand, one,
third IN six mouths and one third In year fiom
the day of sale The deferred payments to beRr In.
terest and be secured hy mortgage on tina premises.
WILLIAM r. WHITING,
Administrator Of David Lyon, ed.
GEORGE SHIPLEy, Att'y for Plaintiff:
June 20, 1884. Fiji eea
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"SwAN's ELEVATOR" has been chang
ei 10 The "Colum5us Elepafor, and C,
v. Culver, late Of the Temperance Ad.
vocatc, has been added To lis conductors
under the firm Of Swan & Culver. The
paper has been enlarged, and is very ably
and well conducted. Such presses are
always successful.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-23

The annual productions Of Cuba arc
said 10 comprise Sl3 800, 900 worth OF
sngsr; $l5.o00,Co0 worth Of toJacco;
$2,3l0,0O0 worth ofcoff'e; $2,o0o,CoC
worth of corn; and $7,000,000 worth %
other agricultural produce. The grand
total Of its productions, including dairy
and domestic animals average $50 600,
900 prr annum. The population is over
| 100000.
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ora small flute was lost last Wedues-
day By son Of II. J. Boshmer, between
Kalida and Glsndoif. Whoever finds
the sama is requested to leave j, a. this
office, OF q, Mr.. Boehmer's residence,
For, Jennings.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the follow.
lV ing Administrators have filed their &C.
counts for settlement, TO wit: rt sa48
Final account Of William Krauss. adminis-
traitor Of 'Gotleih Ellenger, deceased.
Final account OF Isoac Steiner, executor
Of Peter. Zureher, deceased*
Partial account Of Elan Day and Matthew
Chambers, administrators Of Barth oomew
Chambers, deceased
Final account Of A. Marchant and J. A. Z
Bowen; observation-disclosures OF Barnard Marchant,
deceased. 4g, t ~
I The final account Of Barnard II. ,Kempor. ),
Executor of John ~ Horstman, deceased.
And the partial account of Henry Wing,
administrator Of John H. Miller, deceased.
Said accounts will be for hearing. JuiY
10, 1854.
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
June 81, 1854. 469
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e. B Olds, OF Piekaway and Franklin.
isws sss by the proceedings oflhe Frank.
lin County Convention set aside in The
next csnysss Tor Congress, Mr.. 8. W.
Andrews being recommended for that
position. We presume MI. Odds has no
looking forward for popular support
He is an able, but unscrupulous and vas
eillaiing man. lie has been successive.
" violent bank man, and ultra in favor
Of hard money; favorer Of the Wilmo'
Pfoviso and q repeater Of the Missouri
Compromise; violent Wing and test-
making Democrat. "Every thing by turns
snd nothing long" |, is mistake to
suppose that he has come to lie since
Medary wrote bis epiiaph. He 10 sill
'sdead for the want Of honest princi pies"
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THE PRICE During the pcadoncy
in committee OF the whole on the State
Of tho Union, Of The Nebraska BiIl--Dr.
e. B.Olds in the chair Stephens of Ca,
moved 10 strike out the onaciing clause
Of the bill. The motion carried, and
Richardson. Of ILL.,, Instantly moved TINT
,he Commiuee rise--lhe object being 10
get the bill befufe the House, where he
could move the previous question. and
thus compel direct vote upon :he bill.
Knowing The game, tho minority refused
to give the .ellers their votes. This left
the Committee without quorum and i,
vas the plain, unmislakabie, sworn duty
oi Dr.. Olds to have reported the fact Ia
the Committee bli instead Of so doing he
DECLARED THE MOTION TO RISE, CAR
RlEDm! A more abominable oursgp
upon The rights Of a minoiiiy was never
committed. The whole scheme was un-
qaes,ionably preconcerled, doubtless 70,
a price,
From the Washington Union, May 90. +,
OFFICIAL. ,s.
appointment By the President BY and
Uith the adpice and consent of tke Senate
MARavrs LAFAYETTE Obs, Of Min,
nesoia Territory, to BE- Register Of the
Minneapolis land dislric, in Minnesota
territory.
| Marquis Lafayette Olds is The son OIL
DR.. E. B. ODDS. chsirman .! The Com,
miiee Of the Whole.
We suspect this is only the first in.
siallmen.-if moi, the ptice is low in.
dead - Columbus Elevator. 5
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GA7- Tie continuation Of the remarks
Of MIR. Mackenzie on Taxation have been
omitted, owing 10 the room necessarily
occupied by The publication of The laws.
They will be continued next week.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-23

or The Democratic State Conven-
ton of Indiana, Jesse D. Bright presi-
ding, have passed resolutions making the
passage Of the Nebraska Law, and the
Liquor Question test in that Stale.
Madness rules the hour"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-23

The following is a good phrase, des-
cripuve Of All energetic character: :"Crom.
we'll did not wait TO strike until The iron
@as hot, bn, made il hot BY striking"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-06-23

Rev. Row land Hill once said-sT do
no, wan, the walls Of separation between
different orders Of Christians 10 be de-
stroyed, but only lowered. that we may
shake hands little easier over them"
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Auditors Sale Of Section 10, in Blanchard
Township, Forfeited. ff

= OIIVII5tls
4 will offer for sale. on Saturday, the 9Th
4 day Of .4ugust, 1854. al ten O'clock, A.
M. at the door OF the Court. house, in said
county Of Putnam, the following lands, be.
ing part of section sixteen, in Blanchard
township, which has been forfeited by non.
payment of priIcipal aud interest duo ,ners-
on:
The north east quarter OF the south west
quarter Of secton Is, town one north, range
eight east, containing 40 ncres,--amoant of
principal and interest S257,72.
The above tract of land will not be sold
for less than the amount due thereon, to.
gelher with tho expenses Of tho Aale.---
Terms cash in hand. et
JOHN MONROE, Auditor.
AUDrToR's OFFICE. & .a..
Putnam county, Ohio, June 10, 1864.
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MARRIED,

To Fl. Jennings, on the 10Th inst, by
II. J. BcEHMER, Esq, WILLIAM NJ.
BELL, Esq, and Mrs JULIA ANN
HARBAUGH, all Of This county.
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Audit6f'a Sale Of Section Is, Pleasant
Et Township.

4 wil@offer for sale on Saturday, TIE 6tA
day of .august, 1854, at ten o'clock. A. NJ.
at the door Of The Court house, in said coun.
ty of Putnam. the following describcd lands,
being section sixteen, in Pleasant township,
in said county, set apart for schools ihoroih.
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Auditors Sale Of Section 10. Union

LoWhBuIp. ~. -,IIl,-
n will offer for sale ON Saturday. the 5th Sag
Il Of august. 1854, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ,
a, the ddpr OF the Cour, house; in said coun-
~ Of Pltham, the following described lands,
being part Of section sixteen, in unisa
townshiP,, in said county, SET apart for
schools therein, to wit:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-07

nv, hIpON SIfAItD.-I mo Ot her
art the advertisement han what found in plan tyrb
BY length practice have BET all oae
called Syphc For nearly fifteen 1t has been
my cole BUSINESS e treat those there lies the only
other aud know them better than they what Am
insisting UPON and which contradict
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETS SORE
TRoATS etc. just familiar the thingo
of daily observaton which without vanity no
other merit than that experience.
effect few days find
those OF longer duration, without submitting
Of treatment will draw him The slightest suspicion
obse neglect hia whether without
deteyen need not There New Orleans
could supply th
secrecy, which nwnys nviolaby preserve.
lhhye which
satisfied that reputation is already sufficiently
Constant the morning O'Clock at night
,~ w. WATSON, NJ. D,
sT No. II Cpstomhouss Rreet.
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{ : I6REgzsI 3 + 4 TEs Es ca a rsGIs==,

G. ioaEnzhI e n 4 7 ca CO - ST,
ROUTE from B1fao Falls, River
St Lawrence The American forming the Express and
trea aud Quebec connecting ogdsnsburgh ape with
raios for New York, Burlington,
and At Montreal with Atlantic and St. Raro sfd ST.
lawrence aud Caman Railroad for Portland, White Mountains
Boston and New York.
bA STATE Capt Ledyad, NEW YORK Chapman leave
iesen day Sundays excepted, Al O'clock Vincent
hnd connecting with the River seasts pa the
next day. in time for the Quebde boats. '''
Passengers leaving Buhse O'clock hourB and
apse eayAg ts O'clock, hours
l9ocloc trsln OF from Buffalo time for NE
be g. fasss gers for Boston, etc take the
same day. ' '
sean1es ONTARIO Captain Troop CATARACT Captain Estes
HoRIHERNFR, Captain cs e4y daily sanrdayg ex
fePeoi az haila oeloSk M giving
h to Magma FaS touching Yeso sarke,s
4fbo Kingston Clayton Broskvie win
me aner passi1g The cnire length Islands
ard the Rapids o; the beautiful ST.
neetug with The ogenstugh for Ro1e Point
and Boon and with the Express oswego
ar Albany and New York direct. Se0
The Line daily Sundays excepted v the RAT
Ao and aEaEa Falls Railroad O'clock aoding paen-
sers the pleasure viewing Brooks Monument Qaenson Heights
ARgaFa Ryer, through Aoneal Leon half
GIFT NJ giving full hours Niagara
Fs Ihe IL O'Clock Train Cara Lewis
@ u time or the boat all the Thousand
Light changing boats ogienburg OF the splendid
upper cabin River Steamers proceed direct Montreal through
GsHn and ds5ns waters Of the noble ST. Lawreucs arriving
al O'Clock e same day IN time for Quebec
THIS the most beautiful SUMMER ROUTE the Continent
steamers OF the American
and comfort having all the
With spacious and beautiful Upper Cabin length
Of the boat.
~ Psaseuges procure and full information nj Office
opposite buffalo and Niagara Falls Rsilroad Depot.
offices in Cataract House and International Hotel, Niagara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-07

CARRYING BuNDLEs.-Nfany people have q
contemplate fear of being seen to carry bun
die, however small, having the absurd idea that
there is social degradation in the act. The most
tri1ing as well as weighty packages must be
venience of others This arises from a low kind
Of pride There is pride that is higher; that
arises from a consciousness of there being some
thing in the individual not to be affected by
such aeeidents-worth and weight of character.
This latter pride was exhibited by the American
son of Jerome Bonaparte. While he was in the
College, at Cambridge, he was one day carrying
to his room broom he had just purchased,
when he met FRIEND who, noticing the broom
with surprise, exclaimed: ssWhy did you not
hove it sent home?'' 81 am not ashamed to
carry anything which belongs to me- was the
very sensible reply Of young Bonaparte.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-07
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE T. 1854.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A MERICAN CRYSrAL pALacE -

A MERICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. -FoH
II THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY or ALL NATIONS
~ open every Day and Evening" tez'ept Sunday from
~ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADsnTTAseE. will be tie priee
si5,ss,, Tsss vi i (, F5o FsEE ARss2Ns sg
Az cs.sl faiss f es,sus III aeratia
n IL ESSf$y + . ss a's,.
%ise f1s f@~sSer tiis Il PRE-
GRE 9F M 4 shEsr ss .sy s s'1 n s Esse
vqao! Tha 81 fsigp ,aS Wssea
re nsu tbem ossns al fffs all of enaSss
okaanshP Many choice ssatuea beaida
gss sssa ssiisos s ao6Es Gg 81 4s
sAgSETA 5z6 6rPAE FaET TREE an ss
ms deay slns n = sna d. 3 fr9 the
YEARS OLD has been deposited The Crystal by
As2ssher he Crystal Palace eness. more ar
T. days gh proper Discrimination
An efficient ORCHESTRA oF Music viii be in attendance at the
H. rssfs fgsry & M9nnF ,a Aeseo 1s ~,
llsa std pSHrs g"a t.. cash
ptsasd e fce during ibs year
ysnoa or povsry by ss@ neS & fasd o. eas s In
srcoso GOLD MEDAL eo.r One Tbon,spa Dollar, or il,
e P dss 10 i5 1 I sl who1g S9E hiking teen
Dsss1ef 9v shell be deemed ort4
-if equivalent IN e Pe lie inTgntors Soae a 1
tsd yssoas s 10 s ,a,Gas % Of the us
aforesaid snail be .adged worthy
td.-
fouRTH FIVE MEDALS costing One Hundred Dollars
sn B sa sas ~ aPsae s H. ss A p
ard exhibited therein Htred shall most yyoy
such distinction after foresaid
Ie boft and mcs. respectable
dhllI DC appointed toxamne critically
and award the mentioned Tho Deetcrs proceed
early practicable saiecl such
70 announce the appointments June
The Association wl, ao Medals or Dplo.
mas to the Exhibitors
sufficient to entie them to such distinction.
All articles which
Nh; T SO sxo A s ansa WITHOUT
constant attendance night
most ud protecting exhibited but The Agsoca-
ton dssa accountability for damage
Al bmtrins Canes etc. must te al the door
~ the CTsa PAiace Bonded Warehouse,
hlttsd 70 package into building.
No Checks giysn and Ticket
u IA n N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-07

Fanny Form objects to men shedding tears
She says it is an infringement on one of woman'E
most valuable water privileges"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-07

| LIBELoUs. = Some Blanderer asserts that
paper makers are the greatest magicians of the
age, inasmueh as they transfer beggars' rags
into sheets for editors to lie on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-07

"sammy, my son, how many weeks belong to
the years.
"Forty-six, sir. =
"Why, Sammy, how do you make that out ,"
s'The other six are lent"
s' Mother, put this boy to bed, he's getting
too for'ard''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-07


DETROIT LADlEs.-Our friends abroad may
perhaps be surprised to learn that large num-
Der of our ladies make their own boots When
visiting lady of the ton, it is a very common
thing to find her busy with last, awl, waxed
ends, pincers, and all the ct eetera that compose
the XII of the oot.maker. So skillfully do the
delicate hands execute their work, that it rivals
in elegance and neatness the shoes which arc
purchased at the stores. Two or three pair OF
boots can be made in day, and though about
two dollars are husbanded on each pair, the
ayocation is resorted to by many of the atfiuent
merely from sense Of duty which they owe to
their sovereign, Fashion. The result of this
useful employment is that the fair sex of Detroit
will be proverbial for wearing the most elegant
boots, and having the prettiest feet in the Union.
The ladies Of New York and Boston, and other
eastern cities, must look to their laurels DE
troit Advertiser.
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VOLUME VII.
KfTRE.

BTOR HAVRE.-The fine fast sailing sSS.
~ American bark DEIPHOs, Capt. soule, 49,
loading and will receive quick apaie. freight
ton, applSto up. WHITNEY Il CO 81 Camp street
~ For passage, apply to the Captain on board. my3i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-07

kss ECRET DlSEASES-0 50 Customhouse
~ street between Royal and Bourbon streeDR JAMES
would respectfully call the strangers
unfortunately ened upon themselves deaPe of tho
w most ortn tha they can obtain certain
speedy without the Mercury Basa Cubeb
Poisonous Drug in from three days without any
Prolred iEoL h;et md trai they clre
charge viii be made Dr. j. is in
ssn Of IN all paris The Union the many they
effected which were pronounced aenrabe by celebrated physus
Since De- james has introduced Remedies city tc
that have under the those R.mos moi
produced have
and order that the afflicted avail themselves OF these
newly truly provdena discoveries Or. located pea
nentin this city Custouhouse street. Private Rooms re-
served. 1T Office hours Q Pm. fehl3 Ivln
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DANCING-MUSIC.
COLONEL DE KORpONAY HAS TuF

& iOLoNEL De KORPONAY HAS THE sa
honor Of Informing Biz eudn and the pablie general Il
Of tbs csIsbated Juli=nt
Obliged 70 change bis Dancing Academy from the Roon
Od Fellows Hall, that the Institutes Lower Irtra
Room where he will give his usual dsysYoraay
Thursday Saturday, = - ~ 1''
Aoueur BENEDICT FISCHER the emnea. panis. preside
at the Piano. = ~ ''' - ifts'le
@ For further pareua inquire residence ST. Louis
oe q the st charee City Hotel Lecture Room teb20
FASHIONABLE DANCING AcADEMY. "a
AF p cLIssgY respectfully informs and sSSx
gsntelsh OF New Orleans his DANCING ACADEMY F1M
now open at No q Bourbon street. uatohouss
DANCES. ~ - ~ A
till dafk, - y ~ : -'s .+NH. .
e Private Leasons Lade eeatIsrDen avery day. from
rF- Class for snsn. irerr 6 to Q n,rtosk n tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-07

A New EXCITEMENT. 1t is stated in the Euro
pean papers that a new wonder has sprung up
at Stockholm, in Sweden, in the shape Of singer
whose voice is more extraordinary than that of
Jenny Lind. She has taken the people of her
native city by storm, and set them frantic from
excitement 1t is said that she SO enraptures
her hearers by her singing that the musicians
of the orchestra frequently forget themselves
and stop. Her name is Mitahelet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-07

EJSOR HAVRE.-The A / fast sailing IN
IN American ship CARACK, Capt Norris. is now 4AAsf
oadng and will have immediate dispatch For freight Of 500
Cotton, apply to J. p. WHITNEY 4 CO., 81 Camp ST.
For pa6angs apply o Q captain board. Iny25
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-07
EDUCATION
ENRENCH AND spANIsn nAncun

fRENCH, AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
n Monsieur ALEX NELSON, No.s ST. cha,lea attaet
TEST AONfkLS:
Prof Nelson, please let know whether VOC viii
Of Languages in hs Kentucky Military Institute ' N
,,. L: W. MORGAN, Joints 81 perinteaseat
with, and gentlemanin all his conduct. " '
. Pr0f. NOBLE BUTLER L1uisvfls
Monsieur Nelson
d TIE peakng French Spanish elegance and p
rity.o tIdusvie Journal. - r.
Ills adapted ndunr learners into
the French sEanh and Engh Languages very space
time ~. o. Crescent.
We haye had personal opportunities Judging
conscien;ouay recommend him
hately that it the bewe put into practise III
True Delta. ian Al II
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
md earen Parents informed
that Sra WILLIAMSON Indy Of Rev. C. II. williamson
P5oefass M Franeasn og ssgpart s.res
family and day school LIMITED pupils. Extnaordnary
faalIteg for FRENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING. jans fy
INSTITUTE I FOR YOUNG LADIES - As
Meses ALLISON. y .
various Departments finished
u ther charge.
~ For terms parents and guardians
Thleh can De BAD Al the Institute. E97 I'm
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STEAMSHIPS-sIIIPS.
GALVESToN.

- Pill snil on uNDAY, June II, at 8 O'clock a.
GaySoa aaa SD4Spaa
Orleans and Texas United States Mail Inehe new
steanship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah Smith, commanding. viii
eaSs landing on The
freight Or passage, haylng state
applyto HARRIS Il MOR0AN foot Of Julia Htrest ~
- ~. :, - oppostte the Steamship landing
Thsine pilot on Pnps Caya"i.r
viii hereafter In and under the avn
-H4@-----------.-.- l@ jo7
- WI lseye WEDNESDAY, June 7, at oslooka. M.
H{ORGALVESTON,IN ,INDIANoLA,P ,P0RT <,csSsas,
. LAVACA and MArAGoRDA BAY-gepnIa,- -sSs.hl lE4RS
New Orleans and Texas Mail Llns Pressure ssaiSsT
fhe new and magnificent steamship MEXICO, John s. Thonp
soG, eam@Tpde de- WI laayS a above Freight adsnoa aud
agdrda Bay) without charge For freght mr. nnosa @
elegant state-ro0m accommodations appiy 10 fs A""'e
HARRIS & MORGAN M foot of Julia strsat
,sv- rrt; opposite the Steamship Landing,
Ihalhe hhPng established lite Pilot Pass Cayeilo bar
thinz - $50 7'A'''"'' VI iNs own mp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-07
4 SEIGHLY IMPORTANT DIsCoVERY.--Dn

EEIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY Dir,
H. JAMES would respectfully atention citizens md
strangers the following lie Diseases
ont other drug namely elect
GERS and all Diseases the Skim Dr. James the espe.
cal attention of those who have themselves
body and ind unttng them for either society
low Of the sad and melancholy produced by
iea pmnee, Of Vision, Loss of Muscular Power Papa.on
Heart Dyspep Nervousness tfiabiy Symptoms Of Ccnsumy-
ton ETC. Mentally, the fearful effects he
dreaded Loss OF Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of Spirits
ESli tGtebongs, Aversion Self
limlHiIy, etc, Hre some o the egilapoiaeed.
AZ persons who afflicted vii The symptoms
not tail 70 call Dr. James, be health
Let no false decacy hat apply inudtelv
yourself from the dreadful Of ths terrible
haa Meakue OF the Organs Immediately cured full
rertored, ~ 20
s DR. JAMES has former office No. to s?
|ns'ehhorse street. between Royal and Bourbon steets
p S, Persons living have the Remedies Of the Dis
sae sent 10 their address, by giving full particulars
cloalnn fee OF ten dollars [mys lydswl DR.. JAMES.
A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
"a IN NEW ORLEANS by KIERiS PETROLEUM OR ROCK
alone. ~ y -
NEW ORLEANS, March 1854
hereby certify that had been afflicted with Rheumaism
years. and was also o blind OF right brought
we're attack OF Neuralgia had tried rat Physicians
ne no good and spent OF dollars purpose
Medicines this
and Mr. ker does not know that
used name with the Petroleum OIL had il
restored perfect strength can see as We now
with right svmporns
natsn thing reside this home
mos my time on the river Any person
this take the Petroleum body You wi
investment tnade for know tobe valuable Natural
Attest. WRIGHT & 30, and C. S. WIpDIFiELD
t$ Price 50 cents per bottle, Wholesale ouv
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JARVIS n NOoI1hAN,
mis- 6m Corner Common and Maynyirs stresfs