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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

STUArED THE PAosakr.-A wouidhs pro Nh
q, down South, said latsly, u oss Of his ser.
asons, that b "was sent 70 redeem IL world
and all things thGsiA." Whsrsapcn native
PsIaedDct Two Ave dollar bills or abfoksu banl
- sskad hn p iusk over ths specie Tor them
-Ano0g ethsAigh sssading tiess The Kim
= Ave- has That e sLisa q tws.tyfour um.
essa1as.S INsssshs - ifle ~ prepared hin.
- n : isag ntsp.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-09-16

. BIZ tHerE
is another class, which Is ignorant without
responsibility bold. without sense or discrs-
tion valiant when eaeEy il near; vain.
superoilioas AID biScted-sco, stapid 70 excite.
and tso obstiaase TO deserve pity"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-04-22
P Q 4 7 R Y
THE ROYAL GUEST.

They tell me am shrewd with other men,
With thee I'm slow and difficult of speech;
With others, may guide the car of talk,
Thou wing it oft to realms beyond my reach
II other guests should come, I'd deckmy hair,
And take my newest garments from the shelf;
When thou art bidden, would clothe my heart
With holiest purpose, as for God himself.
For them, l while the hours with tale or song.
Or web Of fancy, fringed with careless rhyme:
But how to find fitting lay for thee,
Who hast the harmonies of every cline?
Oh friend beloved! I sit apart and dumb,
Sometimes in sorrow, oft in joy divine;
My lip will falter, but my prison'd heart
Springs forth, to measure its faint pulse with
thine.
Thou art to me most like royal guest,
Whose travels bring him to some lowly roof,
Where simple rustics spread their festal fare,
And, blushing, own it is not good enough.
Bethink thee, then. whene'er thou com'st to me
From high emprise and noble toll to rest,
My thoughts are weak and trivial, matched wit
thine,
But the poor mansion offers thee its best.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-04-22
Misttllantnus.
Who Is the Sufferer.

The mother of the unfortunate and
gully Douglass, who pershed on the
scsaAd in New York city short time
since, has excitedo great deal of fsympathy
in her behalf among all classes. The un-
happy woman attended her son through
the trial, sitting by his side in the court
room, and exer,ing herself to the utmost
to effect his acquittal. Failing in this,
no sooner had the sentence of death been
passed, than she fastened to Washington
10 plead with the President for his pardon,
and urged her suit with depth of feel
ing and persevereing importantly il must
have caused The Chief Magistrate many a
ping to refuse.
Ending that there was no hope Of deIiv-
cry for her boy. she re,raced her weary
steps 10 his prisoa to minister such con-
ISOLATION as she might offer 10 the doomed
one; her heart meanwhile breaking,and her
voice choking with bitter gri (, even while
she tried to suggest comfort and hope to
him. The evening before the execution,
she took her final leave of him on earth,
and surrendered him to the grim, unfeel-
ing clutch Of justice and its minions.-
What night must that have been to the
poor mother! how like the knell of death
fell every stroke of the clock upon her ear
how every tick of the watch seemed to
measure the advance of his terrible fate
The m0Tnine came, but scattering nc
beam of light upon her bosom. Remorse
lessly marched the hours which she kne "
were to crush out the young life she had
nourished and loved so we'll. Noon came
and she was led into room of the prison
There was a coffin, and in it a tenant.
She approached it, and in an agony oI
grief fell upon the body, and kissed the
unconscious lips exclaiming, go my boy,
my boy!''
When we contemplate this sad history
from beginning to end, we are impressed
with this thought: 1t is the mother, no,
the son, who is the chief sufferer. Wha,
are the pains of the gibbeted criminal
compared with the agonies of the poo:
mother, whose life was bound up with
his whose hopes all centered in him
and whose fondest. most cherished dream
had been that he would be the pride ant
stay of her declining years!
Young men and boys, look at this pic
ture, and think. You may. possibly, be
reckless enough to disregard the conse
quences which career of sin and foil,
may entail upon yourselves; but viii
you, dare you, draw down upon a pa
rents heart the crushing weight OF an
guish which your ignominy and punish.
'r,ent must cause! ! There is no manli
'dess, mo spark Of gratitude, in that child's
heart who does not shrink from evil doing
for his parents sake, though he may
dread no'hing on mis- own account.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-04-22

A HEHPEcxED husband thus announced
the departure from his bed and board Of
his dearly beioved:-"My wife. Ann
Jane, has strayed OF been stolen. Who.
ever returns her, will get his head broke.
As for trusting her, any one can do so
who sees 6t; for as I never pay nv own
debts, It is not at all likely that / shall
lie awake o nights thinking abou, other
I,eople's.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-04-22

AN EAsrEKN Love LErrER. Deer
/ send u bi the buoy buket Of Aours.
They is like mi lav Cor U. The night
sl,aid n,enes kepe dark. The dog fen,l
menes I an ure slaiv.
Rosis red aud posts pail,
s~ Nj Luz for shall never phale.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-04-22

But the poor mansion offers thee its best.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
Liverpool Cotton Market.

The letters by the Africa received yesterday morn
ing They read very gloomy and all parties anxious
about the war which may affect trade much more than it
has hitherto done Lord Pamerston had gone to Paris
with the alleged object Of consulting with Louis Napo
leon as what Is to be done with Austria and Prussia
and the result may be general European war How
that will act upon the markets. and particularly upon
Cotton can yet say but in the time many Of
the orders at hard time limits three pounds of Mid
ding Cotton for shilling Below is the circular Of Ea
son, Barry Co.: ssssss
LIVERPOOL, November IT. 1854
The adyices the States this week are not very de-
oded in their character high prices being maintained
while the receipts and shipments only moderate
the crop il developing favorably than was a few
weeks ago anticipated here the Trade buy very eau
tiousy only their consumption but this causes fair de-
mand daily and stock is diminishing these crcum-
stances kept our market pretty steady and though
during the last few days the serious aspect OF the
with Russia has caused gloomy views prevail and
here and there slight concession has been made to effect
sales, yet quotations for American generally can
hardly be altered.
For Sea Islands there amoderate inquiry and prices
can not be changed
Egyptians continue in fair demand but they are freely
offered at previous rates.
In Brazs the business done has been only moderate
and prices do not exhibit any change.
good demand is daily experienced for Surats buy
ers have good choice and previous rates barely main
tanned
e70 American and $50 surat are reported on specua
ton and 246o American 100 Egyptian snd 1000 surat
for export
freely supplied and buyers have increased Choice at
rates the sales 5000 bales chiefly American 1000
speculation and export.
N Orleans Ordinary to Mddling as SIS. a SIX
Fair to Good Fair. ......64 06A. ...6IM6X
Good ..................6Z07 ....7 OH
Choicemarks .7K8sK.. ..710sal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
Passengers Arrived by Steamer.

FROM BALIzE--Bv the Anna:
Mr. Caman and uervaus Mu Dillon, Mr. Rode Mesars
Rpin, Duncan, DR. Bonaae
FROM DoaALDsoNrILLL-By the Music:
VIM Stroud Francois Brown Cartes Hansy starke
DR. Ieufsrough barney Mira Winchester Farche Williams
Touro, Miss Ms1roae, Mrs Brew.
FROM AsHTos-Bv the Gem:
Preston. Reuse Mrs Remand Leord Mrs Leblanc
Mira Davis, Trumbel, Capt Rather
FROM LoBDELL's SroHE-By the Ne,p Latona
Mrs ANDRE hss Hook Miss Shepard Matten Mr. Cauve f b
Peck, Baker, Mcclure MIR Lutons Roman, Wilson,
Berry, leech, MIR Shepard Mrs Ver Miss Yie Mr. Rogers
and lSdy, N Destrehan.
FROM ST. LouIs-BV The Polar Star:
Mesra Graham Emee ephens Townsend Baker, Noen
EmeIsou Mrs Bell Dozer James Wilson, Miller
Wilson, Woo, Wayne Horton Rollins ousman Kruteheld Nc
Briggs HUNTER Martin. Downs Briggs Peter Chue.
VIM Caighll. =
FROM ST. LoUIs-By The J. G.. Kline:
suse, c Whworh, + NJ Drake, Williams w Mochin J
Sheppard Benedict Fisher, Watts Alexander Husband Arnon
Inslsy, Drake Caruthers Feshe d Snooks Mr.
Woodward, johnson, b Honn Bak Miles, Harlan W R
Drasse Thorpe Lushlin, Mrs Fox Cayn
M Bsdn Lsay Brown Ms Boatne three children
Mira LahIop.
FROM ST.. LouIs-Bv the Michigan -sA
Mesars Willard Phillips Newha Kmmous Bailey Lawrence VIM
Ban MeNea Yanasiae woodbridge yinne Mitchell GaAn
Hepburn DYER Williams Hannah, Leonard Everett Wood
keaney Mrs Small Mrs NevsIt Rnher, osdeu Boufa Cone
Dudley Smith, Taylor Browds, Fields
Honey LAUREL, Garden, Frankhash. :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels

ST. LOUIS wiedman, Chapman E H Summers N o.
Arlington, Arin6op, Ais; WAllacs, Ca Mutt
Susaett Deroach N Y, ~
EERANDA.. Walker. Forty. Ga; W Goddard;
Mave Elingsworh smnns Wasler, Rodgers
Fog, Ditto, Ala Gaines, Mathews, La. L Withe D
Anthony Tenn; Capt Fr Carl Dodd asF; Hayes
W baker, KY e
clTY...J Eshtppard, Kelly, Kronbsr coehburu Miss n
Gotham. Y NJ Look Stone, w Walsh Allen, La; L
Brown. Fla W Hsrrel, Msrgs Cunaba, As Brown
KY Green, Mr. thod Mr. yentriss W Crawford Misc
MIR Siiiman, Ark "A IL
ARCADE..IF MUS. Casfells Williams Moore Moore
Dickinson, n Thorne Lee, Howell Howell
Newcomt Gism, Mi,s Draphen pss.en. Ksene,
Lewii, n Y; Kirkland Taylor Tayer Roker, Ky;
cntshfeid, TENN Culbehson Ga; wasn Va; Mel
son MOI Shields, W johnson, Livingston, La.
ST. CHARLES. Peck, III; Chnn, A Mediation,
Hooper, Mss Shepherd, Nj Shepherd LeAry
Ward HELM, Ga; @ Hsston, W Mason. Bailey, Y;
Booth TeIe TSles, Baker, Miaa Barron.
r Flower, Wilson, Ala; Leheachear Swgart
cxittenden, KY; Bailey, VA Newell r Pitfd
Mise; Ewing Hart Mo Mr. Steene lady m James
Lawr sncs, Phil, N Starks, N A,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

ROPE :. We noticed sale Of 2o5 coils on the Ieyee,
at $40, equal to cash.
WHISKY. Advanced and ss bbls Extra, g Dssns,'
and Rose,' at 55e p gallon. d j-,5css.g
FRETGHTs :. We heard Of no new engagement
EXCHANGE, Demand very limited I'VE quote nomi-
nally:
Sterling 4E01G8x
France 81. 12S15f.20 y dollar
New York Sixtyday Bils. .2k03 q ct discount
Sight Checks New York. par0% p cent premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

STOCK on hapd not cleared .lbS767 8749
TOBACCO. .. We did not hear of q SALE
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. =. Sugar was unchanged
and 800 hhds were sold at 3A04he for Fair to Fully
Fair. There was large supply Of Molasses but the
sales limited to about 1000 bbs at 17Ol7$ q gal
lon for Prime.
FLOUR. Prices were firm, with sales of 200 bbls St.
Louis the levee at &c. 100 (resold) at SO 12, and
some small lots of Extra at So so p Dbl.
GRAM. The principal sale of Corn 800 sacks
Yellow, for shipment, at $50 y bushe.. Oats
higher again. and noticed sales Of 500 sacks st. Louis
6706S and $50 at $50 y bushel. OF Bran $50 sacks
were sold at 81 55 q 100 ID.
PROVISIONS. The sales of Pork included 40 bbls
Mess at SIG and 200 Inferior from New York. at low
price, Also during the last three days 500 bbs
at $40 6O0sl6 v bbl. OF Bacon 50 casks Sides
sold at Sac 90 Of Shoulders In two lots at S, and 40
terces Sugar Cured Hams (new) at 12012x$ q fb, in
lots OF Beef 90 bbls sold in lots at SIT so for
Mess, SID rs for M. o., and s13 so "a Dbl for Prime.
RICE. Sales so tierces from cargo just arrived at
51st05&e p ID for Fair to Prime
HAY We noticed small sales of Northern at S4oa
s42, and 2lo bales sold Tuesday to arrive at ss5
ten. 49,, g7 -
COFFEE. The demand was good, with sales of 1000
bags Rio Of which $40 at o. less $50 at az 100 at
and 210 Prime at pk4 y fb. -4-=z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
4 IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-

q IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERVE
II GUS DEBILITY DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYs.-More
testimony souhn favor HooFLANDs GER
MAN BiTTERS prepared Dr. c. M JACKSON, Philadelphia
They napproashed BY other remedy
the public Complaint Dyspepsia Jaundice Ee
ous Debility pisesre Of the Kidneys, ETC., etc.
CLANCY Mliersburg October IL, 1889, said "Hav
ing sold your Bes it hau given satisfaction every
instance thu. has q under notice. -
NELSON a EDWARDS. Snlvisa Ky June ., 1881 said I'VE
rejoice to inform you justly fully
reputation which
seedita i smaent
have heard Of performed BY the Of
man Buffers and beleye y 70 be valuable medicins
Hooand BteIs and others purcha
them by the haifdozen a DOZEN"
DR. r FATio BRO, Knoxville Tenn April ., 1881, said
able to learn been benetedn
fB These BiTTERS are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE they inv
the system be nHd
well as adults. !
L. For sale by respectable dealers every where. !
J. WRIGHT& CO, New Orleans, I
sTgm66W oeHaleA zrpts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
CATTLE MARKET.

WEDsEspAY EVENING, December 9. 1854
moderate supply Of Hogs and Sheep only offering
but an ample stock of Beef Cattle and Mich Cows with
but tew Veal Cattle on sale The market Ia firm at our
quotations. The arrivals to-day were unimportant.
3d.. PRICES;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

N G. LEONARD, Gardner and Flor .SSsss.
M streets, NewoIeans. V1a8s
r. G. L. keeps Private Gardens. Flcwers
Also, variety Of
Panta Roots, Sbubbey Trees Vines
ned Al dc I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

THURSDAY MORNING, December 7, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Louisiana Talbot for Galveston Irdianoa
Harris & Morgar
Steamship America Nelson Marks Pensacola Wood Low
Ship Loeb Lamar Hitchborn for Boston, G w Hynson
Shin Alice touuce Singer for Liverpool, Gfney Lowell
Bark w Coffin Bailey, for Savannah, Pools &ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
BOOKS and STATIONERY.

e. JOHNSON g. CO.,
sTATTONEBs, PRINTERS and BOOK-BTEDRRs,
NO. s. CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
~ Keep Constantly ca hand extensive A,sortmentsf
~ PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY, f.
BLANK BOOKS AND FORMS.
BLANK BOOKS OF vaetY made ORDER thes Msr
chants Banks Railroads. erms4oaers other Legal
will be supplied in the desirable
E9- BOOK BINDING AND RULING IN ALL ITS VARIETIES
executed in substantial, neat and wDrkmsnlite style.
I'D FANCY BINDING Of kind with elegance and
taate Lararies rebo1nd and numbered.
Merchant Panter Bankers
Notses Jnziee indeed all wh9
Stationery Of the ordinary orm who desire superior
article adapted their invited
arrangements for work. nj 3p6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
SEWING ROOMS, No: - 81. Charles street.


~ LADIES' CtOAKS MANTILLAS The
patterns for November hand the aest Partisan
styles will be received monthly, in advance.
DRESSES style
fashion, and by Dress Makars onehaf the
they ordinarily elsewhere,
workmanship vastly finish strength durability
any ordinary hand sewing. LADIES' Under Of every
description made order atow Ladies' respectfully
invited call 44ss8a 554sF
INFANTS CLOTHING made order An establishment for making
Infants md Chiren Clothing has long been needed in this
c descp Of which, aliases Dresses, etc. will De
with unparalleled dspaeh
SHIRT BosoMs, COLLAhs WRISTBANDS, etc., in STYLE
and finish Thy experienced American G) thing
the kind made elsewhere 10 this city. H$8nfft
HOUSEHOLD EOR-A kinda OF Family Linen, Sheets, Pillow
Cases. Napkins made for Families te els and STEAMBOATS,.
hsmming Cravats Handke Stores, promptly
eIseu,ed BY improved machinery not in use
arrangements this establishment that
Sewisg Dress Making regards Dispatch and utility
superior other establishment
city. Dress Makers and
employ Wheeler, Wsoas& Co.. Broadway,
York. wis thoroughly understand the Of their latest
machines which, used other establish
ment in this city, ANEW improved style Of M quilting and
compaihbiy superior TO any hand aewing.
Tsiora will end greatly their advantage have all their
Vest quilting done thus establishment No. Is ST.
Charles street, up stairs Mrs. NJ MCKENZIE, \
naTtf ~ A 7 NdpaE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
COMMERCIAL MATTERS,
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

THURSDAY MORNING, December Z, 1854.
COTTON. The demand slackened yesterday but still
fair amount Of business done the sales embracing
about $500 bales The Afrcas accounts which came to
hand by mail, produced effect on prices, and we yet
quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ...........5R6 Middling Fair. on d e%
Ordinary ....... .6K07h Fair ..............-O10E
Middling. .7a0s3s Good Fair .......-0-
Good Middling. ..S5sf09H Good and Fine. ...-iO-
COTTON AND ToBAcco STATEMENT
CoTroN-bales. ToBLcco--hhds
STOCK on hand Sept. .26.67S 23712
Received since .3T67es 1884
g yesterday ..... 755=s7764s o. 204O
4o4,226 25752
Exported to date....... 24164s 17,Oos
yesterday..... 3,S11--245,459 000-17 003
Stock on hand, not cleared. .15S767 8749
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
WANTED.

ENTANTED-A TEACHER of the French Lam
w capable Of giving instruction Vocal and nstru-
mental Music preferred. liberal salary will be paid. Address
MIA Il l.. n PARKER, Alexandria, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

200 do Winter Strained LAID oil; ~
d7 Nv 20 Ssi8a1is st ~
ENGRAVING of Lecompfe.
II Copies the above ENGRAVING fer Office Of the
Publisher. J.c MeALLsTER, Engravsr, No. As Camp st,
nssp4.&apI and a. R. HALL co q. No IS Canal street
Campbell & Co.
RECEIpTNG AND FoRW.aRDLNG MERCHANTS,
nas apam MOBILE. ALA.
Coal! Coal!
B- SPENCER FIELD CO n.,.,-z: -
%
I'D OPER & TRAVIS's GYasAs1uM, Perdido
he oriasa have
s they 20 10 procuring every
call and The
There attached to the Establishment BATHING ROOM
ID morning. 10 IN
ss EWING MACHINES. AT the Maryland
ST. A. M hs Pssmaps
hDii %hE r. asa1 W gSss scea C. viz;
s,'- aRoFER, BAKER co.'s.
DISTRIBUTION Or PREMIUMS
The ssn 5as @
M
Works Robert Leslie William H. Keller and j. s. sckes Eqr
The awards follows:
For
be estimated with reference cheapness general utiyDue
Hundred Dollars Awarded Wheeler Wilson Sewing
Machines.
Glass No. To Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines
| Medal. -4-5Ttg
| ToJM. Singer Co.'s Sewing Machine, Certificate.
| ~ ID p + /
large assortment of Wheeler, Wilson Co.'S NEW IMPROVED
PATENT ROTARY SEWING MACHINES always hand, ard
| Rae for cash good city acceptance.
Experienced American employ the Company
wi give ample instructions
without cha perqpsi.e for teaching
skilu Creole Machinist speaka
ish will keep all machaes purchased this establishment good
| repair for year free of extra cha &c.
supply of SIX Machine Thread, Spoos Needless Springs
| Screwa, ETC., always hand, for aala
| na1 tt Is ST. CHARLES STREET, Up stairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

Steamship Gordon Brooks from sayaunah via Key West Wood
Low-lst district.
Ship Johannesburg Ureh, ~ from New York TO H Baxter
Sd district Z
Ship srmancus Fsles from Liverpool 18th October Whit
ney &co-ist district.
Bark suote Drink l8 days from Charleston to nlaiarPont
shr Dora, Boghch days from Pensacola to maser-Basr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
GROCERIES.
II. ~. .RsglssfaS,

IL. 81. .Rsgmssss,
G G Err,
Corner of Front Common snd Fulton streets,
Has constantly hand large and complete assortment Of Gro
lowest cash tbs favorable
tS STEAMBOAT SToREs.-Speeia attention paid to keeping
ali full stock articles required by Boats. go i'Sp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
CRoCKERY,
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

EDFssgs JMedtCfsses,F es'ftsssses-ss, etc.
sz Tho ubseriher would respectfully call the At.entcnof
Fantera Phyaiciara and Families h we'll aaaoIted
comprising article his lire Of
will be FRESH ANDG GENUINE. DuringNET
.sakon SODA WATER AND MEAD of the very hestquaity
popular Mines
auch aacoNGREss BLUE LICK Bar Rooms supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GOULEY BITTEkS, ste. THOMAS RANKIN,
iWys oruggsssnd Apoteeary Camp md Pcydrast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

PARISH PRIsoN.--Andrew Miller was yester-
day sent to the Parish Prison by Recorder seuzeneau
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

SUNDRIES-.

GUNDRIES- IA
- 500 Star Candles. BE-. -
80 half
100 box Cincinnati Soap; E-7 gr5F j. le
900 do Oieine Oxide 10; ~ *
so bbis Alcohol, s. 9. Boyle; $780, 49, &+714sE -s4sS
IS do Linreed Oil; e.. +
do Winter Strained Oil;
d. JOSEPH LANDS z CO IS TehSupi.oulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07

EngraUing Of Lec0mspfe.
TT Copies the ENGRAVING sae
Publisher. &c. McALLsTER, Engravsr, As Camp st,
sp4tdap and R. HALL CO.'S No. IS Canal sret.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-07
@ay- Ship PYRAMID, Capt. James Henderson

C2rsgaas requested attend receipt
take OCT Their within I've All goods
svee will be the public eIpen
ct hs owners thereof J. p WHITNEY CO. o. Camp
Is- NoTreE-Schooner E. S. JAMES, West.
GOTH master from Philadelphia dehaging
District requested attend the receipt
goofs on The they will
n3e O. G.. BOGRHT 4 CO s. C.Jnn