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EOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-
ID liable remedy sEeady app
lie a5 ss sa ssa5s 81 &c
as To, ans
'rg sina. a 5 ss0n made n Ane, rs
thss BEEN s
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The Joaras Columbus Ohio BusI
h: saaal The BALI, rla.
~ho havo H. .hs siss q psrs Soa
ns 90 ss sxsp. Ill sy
Besr with reader, longer, and
AAphinihn'ne WONDER OF THE WORLD
viii matter
ay.asoat
LovtrvrIts, May, isas.
severely ac.sd With aHrsSa Hndshs And heavy paie
By hi. ssvaasss
ant CHANGED to meet WITH three bottles (which
therefore IN saruApara to shs
very f''pefaslHai EybtsATIgM. dr. o"-N' MI
ssz vii ae S end ' may be done for
.ss t9s m ss 1 ysf
The agony pain d could procure
0n'ono~n U' sRo Ssn BE- k MM Ny sh sss
ar to viii that have
ss s
III Il SUy s "a
junction think would prefer any otRsr pro
ine
LswI.por Ky .Dsesnbsr ,la4I. ''''>s
=+ NOTICE TO FEHALEs.
John Female MsdcD.
lated the energy sassned when
s
duty, system
and hsapass.
thsa
she pa should have ssrs pshapa
sa 81 and 'a saS I
Turn which is oea attendant with much danger Bali.
Appsi ss M
BEAUTIFUL CLEAR sK1N.
How We all adtnra clear beautiful white skn md
81 sss:'s=
70 r. s s
p coating Tho aae poisonous or deatsriour gaste
sad
making healthy
minute vessel changing the yellow aew
to the bloom and eshne8s youth the sdas
could be apprised and Of In
Of all pant mixtures And lotions and
BETTER sa n. IAz hzER FAVOR
sSoN N. Aooga.
EuL have hesitation in aSing
scro Syphilis and other
having used with entire number eaaeu
'''s TEsfiGoNr FROM DR. .H MOOR T. MOORE
Mr. !oHH BULL am using Saapala several aev
fseroua and with happy effect one Of IN,
most MEDICINES that can be made is1
Tesnopy like the
upon The encscy o. s2sl,1 aa5sapsIils
FROM Dr. 4 E ho5SBFI Pa4EEssqa q ESEMrsr
Looked the list Of Ingredients composing ohn
pound Extract SanApa heaaonu SAVING
form a,as compound and dessa
Tt.sis P}na 1aat L. n. fAHDELL, NJ D.
Dr. Phyaican by appointment. ofhe
aaEFital,aaya Of Bull' ssarsaparilla:
ihsvs examined the prescription PREPARATION Of John
and believe the combination excellent
70 produce Alternative impression fhe y,te
ee aaaia private practice and nf
Rsasasat yscan a. the Louisville Mar n. IL R,,.n
asaSe Ssi graphing with disease through western
staeisd--na7, taose that geyouBly ~ "'
seeming from all directions and
IT. from Its intrinsic woa
Bold wholesale and retail, By JOHN Ritz
AZ Once 81
IN this city and country, sesSHiA'I
w Persons wishing accept Agency the sale Of
81 Fourth street. Louisville. su yi.b ,s,.,,,..,
The principal NewOrlean, for The Ia Of Jobn
", eHARrRss' s%Rskr
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8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO Gnstomhonse

SECRET DISEASES-Of 80 Customhouse
~ street, between Royal and Bourbon seetsDR. JAMES
would the attention citizens
unfortunately enad
its appalling that they certain
speedy without the ofMercuy Balsa Cubes
Drug thra to days without neonye
procured from himself and upon trial they cure
charge will made Dr. j. in of certificates from c
emnenee in all
effected which nabe celebrated Physicians
Since Dr. James these Rsmedesn this
that nndr the reament of these Remedies
produced
cures and in order that the afflicted avail of
newly truly provdena discoveries Dr. has located perma
neny this Customhouse
from A,N to- P.M 1yIp
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TAR. wATsoN's CARD will use no other

the dveremen han plain
By length OF practice have
called Syphic For nearly fifteen this
sole hoae there ies the only merit that
other doctor and know them than they
insisting which contradict
jus. familiar % The commonehugs
daily observations which vanity for claim
other merit than that ofexpeTience.
effect in few find difficulty
base longer DURATION without submitting
coare Of treatment will suspicion
obge him neglect his Gara whether without
need not be altered There New
supply uices
secrecy, which always invoably preserve
have many which do not think 1t
atfed that rsputationis aready
Constant from the morning until o'clock night
~ W. WATSON, NJ. D.
No Cputou pbnuaas
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~ NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKE
EA RANGES.EIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE & C0ULON, Plumbers, IoT Poydrs III
New setfDy inform nrb
general csIry or The show k9neH in 81 ~ sea
AMERICAN ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLost is Wa z
BA ms, FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUCETS Of Ali kuds COCHIN
aA GES, GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE LlFTN In
sEt PUMPS fitted il the LEAD PIPES d s,s
desc pii,I PIG and SHEET LEAD ard BLOCK ky 90
asno SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly up rstfss
Nsn Hhcrtesiap'c" EaiEH IL
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n AXE HOUSE, NEW SHELL ROAD. AsseA
IL The Subscribe respectfully notifies the public that Ef7lS
returned from successful exploring expedition
o5 especial benefit the exclusive privilege hs
noee landl in the Southern District
all coincidence that from this tme the desirable
ne form of FISH, FLESH WILD and TAME FOWL,
WINES ete will be held In sudden call
advance q city tme promises that shall
eNlsnsn Win qnNty or ehnigoA loss I'll G. CuLLUM.
"A RCADE HOTEL. r. 8. MORSE, Pro- .AssgA
prStor-ThS eslablOhmeni ofailariy known TO the M
public viii DC opened THIS MORNING. Menday
enve "
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EyAHNEsTOCK,s vERMIFUGE,-RF

WlVAHNEbIUCKS VEkMIFUEE. - REEIJ,
CUTLER Co.. Boston, respectable
Wholesale Drug ouses that city, speak
knowledge regard the virtue of Fahnesoks
fuge:
MKssns. B. A. FABsRsTocK CO., Pittsburgh, paGeutlemen
Having sold Justly celebrated Vermge,
pleasure adding testimony regarding
remedy for IA
drn and adults think nueq1ed 1t has acquired itself
popularity sale beyond
acquainted. REED CUTLER d co.
IN Sold Wholesale Retail by all the principal
Country Merchants throughout the United
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OCEAN SPRINGS, MIss.-The I'M fAssHsgssl,

hCEAN SPRINGS, MISS.-The IN fAssssss
dersigned having leased for Of years these kFsEE
newly Uncovered and highly valuable Mineral Springs
peeny informs the public that he has
reception
the winter extensive additions Hotel
effort spared II the
nient comfortable Attached Tbs Hotel Billiard
Roo other usually found wang places
M hhing and bathing be equad in NE Southern
The
chemist that mineral qualities OF
The oxide 4uphueted
health BY the hs The Creole ply daily
between New Orleans Springs the
honi the Lakeend Of the Pontchartrain Railroad,
! I,JF
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NELL CHENEY SPRINGs.-The un- 4szsssss
@ n s1 ae pap they have M
construction Visitors.
The Springs situated in the pine woods parish of ST. Landry
miles
goth Of Alesand and ten mea north Of Bayou chieo The
highly medicinal qualities,
aggravated deases which beyond the reach odnh
remedies The Bath supplied by Spring Water and much
aed invslds. Deer Fox Wild aording
ne sport to the hunters and the Lake, miles length.
deph Of twenty aes situated three meB and hall from the
Syringe abosnda in Trout and other fine fish pack Hounds
hunting, and Boats shng will furnished
Wines Liquors which the afford
will be kept constantly hand Coaches always
Opeousas Washington
the Springs Good Music will be furnished and Balls given twice per
week. graH Hunting Horses and Vehicles
sEa be kepfor hire Gentlemen Of hunting bring
their Fhng Tackle may be purchased the Springs Visitors
received from LIST May ist November.
TERMS BOARD:
i
Children Ind Servants half price.
BEAUgtiANP
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
d GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they offer supply Druggists and Dealers lowea
tw General Depot speealAEonc CHARITIES ST.
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n IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-

4 lVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-
III Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
testimony from Missouri favor Of HooFLANDs GERMAN BIT
TIERS prepared Dr. c. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia
by all respectable dealers
Tor the of the above named diseases.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
w. H. ADAMS Publisher of the No.,
said last summer,
stand at the longer than the
German Btters, which entirely
bottles sent two bottsa $50 miles from here,
been sick for long he has been
them to be superior to any medicine in use.
o. HENDERSON, Glasgow, Mo-, August 1851, sad
Bte beginning gave
and selling
ID. *. HARDING, 81. Joseph, June 1851
medicine doubt equal the Recommendation appear
know them. have had them
have sold bottles Please send another lot immediately
Dr. A. HEiTz Paris No. March %, 1858, said Your Bttsrs
have given ber satisfaction all the where they
used, than medicine with which acqusintedp
tB They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, and never PROSTATE
system
sale by respectable Medicine where
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.. New Orleans,
jeT smd&W WHOLESALE Agents.
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GREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss

q thEEN sUAkS HUIEL, biloxi, MISS. - 60
E THIS famed and popular Summer Retreat generally eftk
throughout the Southern under the
ment OF Mrs ELIZABETH PRApAT and JOHN PRADAT
aaated about mile distant the village Biloxi will opened
thels Of June for the reception of visitors.
The GREEN OAKS Is well known
For the popularity the establishment has steadily
increasing The natural advantages commanding the fines
water prospect the Lake. and receiving the
howh from the Gp have not failed 70 impress yorab the
Daring the Winter the proprietor have made
aud additions The BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly arranged and
fitted up, SAIL BOATS will
visitors, free of chstge-aiso, CLARET at Dinner.
CARRIAGES and H0Rs RS may be procured at any
In addition the celebrated BRASS BAND New engaged
and BA Ii may be expected lwiee every week.
Visitors wishing tho GREEN OAKS,
iy The Captains Of the Steamers who willard them the
The Hotel.
TERMS.
I
Ter Day. - 90
kaF- Children and Servants half price,
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FROM DH. h. FHENIIB5
aR BULLInrsgsrd your Sarsapar will that
TO extent affections long standing Tines Ca
Pe Lepa PoraBis Sabiss yphc Cachexis all disease
where indication Of
mobilization the fnidg Of the body with considerable
junction With lesal treatment think would prefer
faratsn Of RArnspaTa 10 physician will adt
nponearnlning the Substances into ita opolon
Respectfully, yours. W. T, PRENTIss, u. e.
Lawlapof Ky. December 4, lg41.
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and Laynct
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balance Of |
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Freight Of
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captain on
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Cotton and
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F1No;,R
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freight Of .
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of
NEW ORLEANS. @ ~@
Gy- The following statement of the af- 48g
this Company published in MSsSA
ornity with the requirements of their S$SS&s1SaER
charter:
Premiums received for the year ending slnt De-
amount unennated kH sat December isk2.. sss63 30
premiums year ending slst Dec 1883
Viz: For Premiums Fire risks. .9sO0Oli So
For Premiums o River risks. 3f9ST9 Is
For Premiums on Marine risks. 1897 "a
LsEs Premiums on risks not terminated 3lss Dec.
is53...,: W
ending
Losses paid during the Hame period, viz:
On Ffa fiaks S3lyss4 %
Oh sI,5as 70
On Marine. $685. l3
s3s3,6sT 81
Reinsurance, expenses, ETC., less interest, dis
count, 3Si43A IS 80
-si99,07s %
profits the ending ST.
The Company have the following assets, viz:
lnvasedin Mortgages on property worth double
the amount loaned .$11,900 90
silis receivable st short tlrae for Premiums
.....
Bills receivable, being balances Subscription
Due for Prenuna in Of collection. H. 1855 OF
Cash en- hand 940,5l5 80
Total amount ofassets. 1881 ,Tai 81
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u.5. s-z STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parrish Of 0rleans City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 10th january 1854 the
subscriber use Of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
ally appeared Alexander Brother President James H. Wheeler
Secretary Of the Home Mutual Company of New Orleans
who being duly according law do depoe and that tbs
above and true and from the book
OF the said Company. A. BROTHER, President,
.. ~ JAS. II, WHEELER Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before 90h January 1854
CIV. JoNTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
ofthe Parish of Orleans
The Board Trustees resolved
cn the outstanding certificates the holders therefor
their legal and after MONDAY the 18th of Feb
The Trustees have also declared ddend Of per
the net earned premiums OF tho Company for the ending
1855 for which certificates will be asued and after the
@ This Company continues against the peril the
Rivera and loss damage by Fire al the current premium
ohce No. 40 Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice-Prsaident.
JAaks Fl. WHsELnR, Secretary.
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HSo.atHohG TEA-250 half chests, for ssAR far
q J. HART co. TchoupitouIat 4 ~ ap,aan
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FOR

II ship
most Of her
GAG ahds r
EFor
FOE q !.
Caps. How
fnight OF 4
iul
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z ANToGNIN1, MANUFACTURER OF
10 BILLIARD TABLEs, ETC.

Np Is leave 70 m
form the anna
teura and pro-
prietors Of Bill
lizards, that he
is now ready
to furnish them
with BILLIARD
TABLgs ofanew
kind. and supe-
fior 10 all thnsi
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NOTICE TO FEMALES.
nyiIlc In oun 81 rr,o+aut r.

John as Female Msdcp
exintsnce In those where the constitution
lated the sassned when
weak and are OF when the
and coorsss ha strength feeble yielding the spirits
mind haken and app
then sovereign remedy
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-05-13


freiglts are abundant all along the river. When
/" VIII you tate Our feight?" Boats go down hsav
lily loaded They tax, wheat to st. Louis for l2A te
Is ,ents.
The steamers Royal Arch aid Envoy came down
close to each otler, putting all blowing at a great
rate, Wednesday afternoon. just as the former was
commencing to round to at the wharf, her larboaId
crank was broken and cylinder head burst out caus
ing smash up generally in thas quarter. While she
was putting on heavy freight of grain, the damage
was temporarily repaired aud The boa proceeded on
her voyage.
The Ben Campbell has been withdrawn from the
KeokulS and St Louis Packet line, leaving only the
Westerrer, Die Vernon aud Jennie Deans. There
win lie no Sunday packet hereafter.
The daily packet line has not yet commenced ope-
rations nor viii 1t unless the river rises more than at
present anticipated. captain Of one of the boats
talks Of entering the trade between Monrose and Ca
lena, which, he finds, has increased amazingly ii
importance since last year.
The Prairie city arrived last night, from Pittsburgh
and discharged aJout 60 Of freigt on our wharf
among which were s25 boxes OF window glass ant
glassware for Messrs. Fay slone and fine assor
ment for J. B. Doughcriy.
General good health appears to be enjoyed on tn.
river just We have made frequent enquiries on
boats bat have heard OF cases of the fatal dis
cate to which we alluded last week.
There is said to be great scarcity of pilots on the
river, every one being engaged. The Gossamer aban
doned contemplated trip to Galena, while at St
Louis FOR want of pilot.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-05-13

Authorities OF THE BIBLE-T There
are, in ell. sixty-six books which COM
prise the volumes Of Holy Writ. viii cn
are attributed 10 more than thirty different
authors or writer's. OF the whole, half
of the New Testament was composed
by 81. Paul, and the next largest writer
is the gentle and beloved ST. John
With the single exception OF Paul, mel
Their history nor tradition has testified
that these powerful thinkers and writer's
ever enjoyed the benefits Of education OF
that they wsre ever trained 10 scholar
ship and reasoning. yet how ably have
lhey written what eminent character
have been chronicled by them, wha,
great events recorded. for time and Tor
eternity! Jeremiah issorrow!ul; Isaiah
sublimt; David poetical, Daniel saga
cious; HabkKuk and Haggai terse and
| denuncialory; but they all see m 10 have
exercised their natural gifts under the
| influence Of divine direction aud inspi
| ra ion. Moses, with his VAST knowl-
| edge aud proud intelligence-the legisla.
| tor, the reformer, the deliveier-comN
nenced the work; and Joha. with hi'
depth OF feeling and exquisite tender
ness and simplicity. compleied i, Ans
what do We know Of The lives OF al
these. or even OF the last mentioned
Nothing that human vanity might exuI
| in; Moses VAS rescued from tae ooz,
rushes OF the Nile; and John died 10 hi
old age lonely exile on the small is
land OF Paimos.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-05-13

sons, uponfhe Eoard's,fom mendafion, relying
on their honesty and judgment. they
would not thus vote when Mr. Bennett made
the motion. because they did not conceive
that 1t was the proper time; they did vote
for the same motion when made by Mr..
Wallace, because they thought it was the
proper time. And, after all, MIR. Bennett
motion was only lost by one vote, or IS to
90.
The Enquirer concludes with flourish
about freedom from ''prejudice' or spar
TALLY" and having ''rcrformed his duty
as public journalist" IF he believes this,
he does not know when he is prejudiccd
and does not understand shis duty as pub.
lic journalist"
Not prejudiced not partial! yet, from the
first violent personal assault, which, without
notice, they permitted, thl ough their col
inns, to be hurled in Mr.. Robbins face,
just in time to excite and prejudice the COM
munity, On the approach Of an exciting
meeting, and when he could not reply
| through the same paper-from that time to
the present, they have exhibited towards the
Directors hostility rs bitter as It has been
rude, ungenerous, unprovohed, uncalled
for, and unaccountable.
Performed their duty as public jour-
nalists !" as if that duty required them to
msrepresent public matters, and beplaster
individuals with coarse epithets.
And now, after all, what did the old
Board do to deserve so much censure? Can
anybody tell? 1t is easy to make general
charges, but who can name each particular,
and say here was mighty wrong2
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-05-13

Rock ISLAND BaIDGE.- The Gt.Louis Cham
Der of Commerce at a recent meeting, passed
resolutions denouncing the railr al bridge
now in course of construction at Rock Island
as an inpediment to navigation, and in IA
vor of taking steps Immediately to have the
work discontinued. they say:
If precedent such as is threatened Mt
Rock Island ispermit.ed to go unehallenged
it may be that, before half century has
elapsed, the number of draw bridges across
the Mississippi and its main branches will in
terpose so many distractions to navigation
NJ will render our river trade almost value
less. There are points where suspension
bridges can be constructed without Interrupt
ton or endangerng navigation; but at such
other poi ITS rs would render draw bridges
necessary, to permit the passage of steamers,
no bridges should betolerated; nor can they
be, without tramp!iug under foot the laws
of the land, and the vested legal rights OF
every State and citizen OF the West, and Of
the Union
Especially is it impossible to construct
: such bridge IS is contemplated at Rock Is
Hand, without serious danger to boats and
RATS in passing. The force of the current
there is SO great as to endanger the safety
Of all RATS and boats, Except, perhaps, steam
vessels,) by being driven against the piers;
while it is even doubtful whether steamers
could in a majority of instances, safely pass
through the proposed draw. There is a
point about forty miles above, as we arc
Informed, where, by a suspension bridge,
the river may be crossed without injury to
navigation; and hence there is less excuse fol
the attmpted obstruction at Rocs Island.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-05-13
Sir John Fra nklin.

On The Gath of May. 1915. an adven.
turous navigator stated from Eng gland
towards the frozen North. TO solve. il
possible, the great problem of norlh-
ives, passage. He was man Of indom-
liable viii, perseverance, that never
quailed-a courage that never faltered.
lie held 8 commission in the navy Of
his country, and had won an honorable
name 10 transmit to his posterity. His
vessels we're Of The strongest, built for
the hazardous undertaking before him,
and his crews were. like himself, indom
liable in courage and perseverance =
Thus equipped. Sir John Franklin and
his noble crew bid farewell TO the shores
Of old England and swung out upon the
ocean. He s;eered for the Geld North,
touched at a few ports OF his way,
around which civilization clusters, and
then disappeared in the Polar Seas
Three years passed away and no things
os the advenlurers came back. Alarm
seized his friends and countrymen, and
other vessels stared across oceans 10
search for the hardy navigators. Their
search was bootless.
The cold Northern Seas lay there
trackless and silent in their frozen des-
olation, uiering no voice, giving no sign
of the fate OF those in regard to whom
the worlds mind was throbbing with
such deep anxiety. The search was no
abandoned. Other vessels under com.
mand Of generous hearted navigators
started for he north to ascertain, if pos
slbls, their fate. A noble hearted Amir.
lean merchant sent his ships to the
mort hern waters, 10 look for the los
men, to find them out if living, or Il
find their graves il dead. Hope still
fingered in the hearts Of their friends
and clang to the desperate chance o
their still being among the living A
last all The searshers have returned. M
lidings have been obtained OF franklin
his ships, or his noble crew.