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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-03
RCnsaarH;abEc Trees.

| NC ~ Iicc III DolhDaI CitlIcu VIC Sack
tree, bec;,lsc from it may be stripped
very singular naura! sacks, which re.
s"mble felt " i'll appearance.
| The I,LLow TnEE.-This tree is
found i'll chiua. 1t is called :hc tai,
low tree, c,bccause Il substance is Oh.
tnncd from it resembling tallow, and
which is pScl for the same purpnsc.-
1t grows fom twenty to forty feet in
height.
LACE l,ARK TREE.-In the Wcs,
Indies is fond tree, the inner bark Of
which resembles lace. or network
This bark j. very beautiful, consisting
Of layers, mich may be pulled out in
to fine wIiie- web, three or four feet
wide. 1t issomctimes used for ladies'
dresses.
TIE BRE ID FRulr TREE.-This tree
is found on he islands of the Pacific
Ocean. IT trunk rises to the height
OF thirty or {nrty feet, and atta'ns the
size of Il mas body. The fruit grows
about the siN ola chiII's head when
used for food it is gathered before it
is fully ripc,and baked among ashes,
"hcn II becomes Il wholesome bread,
and, in taste. somewhat resembles fresh
wheat bread.
lh's Is very useful tree to the ma
yves Tor btsldcs us iruit, which sup
plies them With tnod, its trunk furnish
rs timber for their houses and canoes;
us gum winch eNudcs from 1T serves
a1 as l'''e', lqr the vessels ana from the
| i'oreS Oh tlle inner bark cloth Is made
~ 1'''s''''
lie Ivory NUr,THEE.-l'hn ivory
nut tree is properly called the 'Iayua
| plant, and is c,'inn"'. IN :;"u;h Amer.
lca. The tree i~""" o! h" numerous
| 'ai'''ly ct lu.rS, n". n,.u,ging t. the
order drs'SNIrd a' >c.ew pine tribe,
lie natives nSc Their leaves 20 cove
Their cottaI'st ma from tn" nuts make
buttons and var"n' other articles.
III ah carry state, the nuts contain u
sweet i''!!EE it",'d, which aitc'"ar''
assumes i >"'aiIiy nearly equal t"
'"S' "''" VIII ''''i''l 81 Il iiiSh p"'lSi'.
| i IS known n rv"rv.nut, 81 vegetable
| ivory. an mas recently been brought
| '"'o "Sc "'' various purposes.
The CAxxoxDAL,. + EE.-Amm,u
the plants OF Guinea. one of the mos
curious is ric calnon.ball tree. |.
grows ,n the hriul, If sixty feet ana
It's flowers a.r remarkable t,r hrrr,
and fragrance, and contradictory uuai
tiles. It's blnS>nns are Of a dclic;on,
crimson, Appearing in iarrr punches
and cxhuliny ricl perfume.
The fruit resembles enormous can.
n"n-baIlS, h"n"c Tic name lInwcvrr.
some s,y /, las hryu So called because
OF ih" noise Which the balls make in
bursting. From he Shell, domcs,i,
utensils are malc, ana the contents
contain scvc'jl kirdS Of acids. besides
sugar and gun anl inrni>hin. the ma,
tcIIa!s for ms"A"s IN excellent drink
in sickness. But, singular as il ,n;ly
| appear, this pulp, when in Il prltrrti,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-03
The town ofQ uecholac. Mexico. h

The town OfIl lIccholac. Mexico. has
been the theatre Of u frightiul tragedy.
On Sunday the 20th of January, Don
Jose Arenas gave dance, at which
was present II large company from
Quecholac aud the nci ghborihg villages.
All were SO pleased that they agreed
to have another on the 3fst. At this
a still larger company assembled, and
still greater gai"ty prevailed. After
| O'Clock at night the ladies were in
vited to go to the supper room, and
threw aside their mantcs for that pur.
pose. AS they were passing through
passage which led tc that room, one
of them fell dead from the stroke of q
dagger the murderer was the master
of the house himself, Arenas. The
shrek of tho victim and the sight ot
the crime, produced the widest con
fusion. All attempted To seize the
criminal but he, armed with dagger
and Il six barrcled pistol, placed his
back to IT, wall and defended himself
desperately. Among others, he woun
cd the son OF the slain lady. Sudden.
~, however, finding it impossible to
escape, he applied the pistol 10 his
mouth and blew out his own brains.
1t seems that the lady and lie were ad-
Nrrsarics in a law suit of much impor.
tanec, and that, OH lier having tic i'm
pndcnce to show hcrselfin her advcr-
s",ie's house, he had in his rage com.
m'lted the crime Ia. Paper.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-05-03

For the space of 500, years physi-.
clans were prolilbi,edin Rome. The.
city was never moro healthy than dur
ing that period.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-23
I YER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN

DICE CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEASE az tst
hpsEYs and Diseases a4ing from D5ordesd htan
sel as Constipation. lnwnTd Piles Fnllpe Hs1
Aedy Of The Stomach NanpeA Heartburn Dsguat for Food Fur
o. Wrghtn the Somseh Seuf ErncatDns or FluI,r,n
iuf ft Of the Stomach Swimming Head Hurried and D
hfthng nerng at tie Heart Choking Saoatng
sn In Lying Post1r Dinners Yen, Dots ts
aod pnl Psig IN she Heal Deficiency Of Pssprao
f1wnetH o. the Skin and Eyes Pain the Side Baak
@ fashes eat Burning Ia the Flesh
M III AYi sna Gs9 Of sPt be effualy ur
paTsd BY Dr. NJ jAcKSos No. lao Arch street. Phadephis
lht power the above exced II epuaad by
any Other preparation the United States
eassa SITTER kkiful physicians had faiied go :
Btlers worthy the nvhds Possessing gea
virtues IN the feefat Of Des Of the Glands
tefeg me most searching weakness
asaS'Ne ofgans they are whai safe certain and pleasant
,,-, READ AND BE CONVINCED. -=
more testimony from Alabama Dr. Ce
oiated German Bers prepared by NJ JACKSON PhaGst
Pha Ihs greatest known remedy for Liver Complaint
'an3n1se Metyn Debility Disease of the Kidneys,
GREEN, Alexandria, Ala, Sept so, 1882, snd !" w
q very valuable medicinBn
ROBINSON Bellafone, Ala, Jan so, 1885, said
III eventually haze large sne ni thoe who used tin ~
iked It very much The people have hrse III
nR patent nosums, and that Of yeur valuable
teIs, and viii until it beeomB known.n
Fo"iEh Inskegee Ala jan 80 1884, said The Bttars
selling we'll and think will co. s they give good
tsG w. 70 bose who hnya uled Them ~
Ok, Il ~ LEONARD, Fsyette C. II. Ala, jan u.s. 49, said
+ inlf bea have done dea in this youth, son II
fdq this county, had been for uontR
ana the young although
VITA the Bss He found relief The
70 4ke It until complete eseed. He
These Btes entirely Vegetable thereby possessing yrea
sases. '1e' '@'NAtF''ASu - 6''"t NN
For sale by dsalers in Medicine every where
nb.. j. WRIGHT D. 10, New Orleans,
Agents.
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AOAN BULL's FLUID EXTkANI on SAR.

H0HN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR-
~ remedy nesdY apps-
y rh S g.
ARg sl,aila, mhds AIaeIea
ssn s ms ~ ss 81 4.
he Sod aas
~
ss 'sss
10
edicareo together forming he ropcund producing
Srsste'soHr'sve aseniia ,s s6s Saess sS stl
The Ohio sise Journal onbHs Ohio Of BpsBrA
pnat two mouths only vita very gratifying al
mas no equal This bold assertion batisesn
Bear with ttls
'apafniAia sha WONDER or THE wursLDi
I'D
"a Sass zen o. severely
Liver used almost all The remedies day
yours sTss soo ii sSieh ns a1.
therefore take pleasure Recommending your sTsaPaa
very '''psf a6ES1inArlsm. 'ao OWEN NJ p
NATHAN 5sad ss io9ysg Tor thsa
Ma. Sir for three years hsvebssa
s ss q ne ,.ssrss was as
aesne found relief un, you,
and general than podrss tt
asEs
aa''1''"n pnl sR sSsf w ny + r
I'll f L
en- re Mas s
MIL fd " value
r sieaPoctSiy, ysars. ,,., W. I. sRENTlssi Nd
NOTICE TO FEHaLEs
en- In hoss eass Where he eos.a2n dsb
weak and deficient when the pals
h. bsp sas
nature the
pas and sss e ana M
place cheek ~ona
cut sss M s e Sfsi sa
s - sss r.
al found 70 sssrs mos effect
Of Unavailable medicine. -
4 BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
How all admire beautiful skin and rosyeoio ed
r. A Dc u this
Aas sR Is I
Ro By @ ponos sd
9e ssa ss s
The blood sh same san hsshy
fs ss ss ssus e
could be apped and convinced this
all paints mixtures and oons the
a word to the wiEe nuacsn and hin
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAyos
OF ANY niRpIcINEi -
REoH N. N
TS.si = If
u
MORE TEsTihioNY FROM DIR. MOORE
mH JoaF BuLIt using saraaparls new case.
ost cscioua that be msda for thst
Winchester Ky; Feb. /, lsS3 JAMES 81 MOORE M o.
Testimony like the following renders
rRoE DE-. L. p. GANDELL PROFESSOR or CHEMIsr f, I'M
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
hkys looked the lint Of
sound Extract oil EsIzT and have
aafe compound sn2 That ssses Sc
which it is applicable. Il, y, YANDEfL M n
Louisville Juno 5, Is<s. ' "a. -
What Physician By sgpoamon. Marin.
LOUISVILLE, March 50, isss
prescription for The preparaiop Of John %
and believe tho combination to and
veil calculated to produce an M
non ~ private practice, and think
rsicIe of ssrrsparlla in III. PyLEs, M. D..
Resident PHI scian 4. the Louisville Marine J5spi,a
sedieine daily graphing with disease through Wsseru
oant restoring blooming health youthful visor .b @
nlctsd-nayi inose that are xfievously
Certificates eemng all high
placing it from tts ntrnaio Worth very
Bold wholesale and by JnrJN RT1rI
the city and country, n'
nv Persons wishing aeeeps Agency the sale OF nt Bar
81 Fourth street. Louisville, With rsfsrencesf
~ The pnseipal Agentsin New0risRns
arsaparillA, wholesale and retail,
=. j. WRtGHFa CO. Hsthar Patent Medicine warehouse,
wv Isl CHlRFRER ETRgTF /
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NI4
70 BED they may be sound gnroken Sleep nd
ded 70 thousands who thus Inflicted
From its agreeable effect in these mary
wiling to when the has
TO SINGERS this remedy aluabe
as by it's action on the throat and lungs when
removes all hours wonderfully
power and leribility Of tbs voice.
ASTHMA nv
CHERRY PICTORIAL obstinate
yield entirely medicine
IL they be cure
BRONCHITIS, irritation Of the
unga be cured takg ERRY PECTo small
quen do The uncomfortable oppes relieved
GROUP Give an enetie # antimony followed BY lage
and the Pectora
Ii taken in aeason, IL will fail o cure.
Ho9PlN COUGH be broken by
Cherry Pectoral. - - f7
THE INFLUENZA is speedily by remedy.
serious while their neghbors Cherry
Feotora, were suffering from the disease.
from = = ~
COMPLAINTS this remedy many there be no
question it's heating these
until
b w.
Prepared and sold by JAS C. AVER Practical
chsnst, Lowell, Macs, and sold By all Druggi Is.
j. WRIGHT & CO.. New Ofieana,
teo3S 5md&W Wholesale
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A SECRET FOR THE LADIEs-HOW To
NNT RIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE Pulls

This extraordinary medicine principle that
he human frame IL subject 10 BUT ONE DISEASE corrupt
ors which, when floating the
ne cause Ct all kinds Of ever and lodged
the ooay. give rise to every maady incident To
AZ Let be
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS mutually adapted to each other and
that by them all morbid
entirely removed md this in and
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale Retail, by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
~
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY

ANO iISNI1Al1 I " . q it7aAV y II OOMT hN
OF TORONTO, C. W.
NS00000
EDwD. 6. o'BRIRs, Secretary. A. NJ CLARK, President
BRANCH OFFICE No. as Camp ST., New Orleans. Il
R The undersigned prepared POLICIES against
the per Of the SEAS and RIVERS; Also against any daa0
By FIRE, at the current premium.
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent, 4
MS iy HARMON DOANE. Assant Apent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-23

).'S CATALOGUE OF
AR FAMILY MEDICINES,
and Dealers at Prpprietors' lowoss
gcncy, No. Isl CHARITIES ST.,
.Hibbard,s Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine, VI
Hptehing's Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Gouley,s Vegetable, Coleman's,
Hooilnnd's German, OSygenated.
f-li COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water Msen Fun, +
Jones's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Low,s Brown Windsor,
Jonea's Chemical, I'D
Rndways' Moderated, Cartfles, 2
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
all descriptions.
PILLS,
Wright'n1ndinn Vegetable,
Moifatt'u Life, Brsndreth's, Y
Morflaon's, Lee,a Nav London,
PARIS, S.ppipgton's, Champion's,
tsraefenberg, Jayne's Snnative, :.
Jsyne'e Aguo, Winer'B Camotntle,
Hibhard's Anti-bilious, Pster'B,
Speneer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper'r, Covel's Rheumatic, y
Anderson's, Ailebasis' Health,
Wistar's Gentle Purgattvs,
Allebasis' Agus, Hooper's, Iva Il
Chickher's Sugar-coated,
Herriek's Sugar coated, y
Gilbart's Anti-bilious, Beckwith'e,
Leidy'H Blood, fngoldsby's Pile, /
Scotia Vegetable, Engon's,
Radway's Regulators,
Resa's Railroad, Loidy'a Female,
Louden'a lndiap Sanativs,
Louden's Ague, Hoiioway's,
ialsted'a Anti Dyapeptic,
Gordon's, McLaue's Livnr. -
FAIR DYES.
phalon'a Magic, Bntchelor'a,
t'ilmAn's Instaptareou VIZ
Batlard's, Jules Hauel's,
Jayne's American, Enat India.
80 MISCELLANEOUS. IS
Or. Morse's Invigoraiing Cordial
Thorn'a Extract,
Tarrant's Aperient, +
Tarrant's Elixir Of Rhuharb,
Carter'a SpaniHh Mixture, s5q
Mothers Relief,
Toothache Drops,
Lyou's Magnetic Powders, &
Mrs. Kiddsr's Cordial,
Thempsen'a Eye Waite,
Watts's Nervous Antia ~" ~
Billings Astripgent,
Hyatt's Lifn Balaam,
Mchiuun's Elixir OF Opium, ri
Railways Ready Relief,
Railways Resolvent, ..,.7-
Tarrant's Indeiible Ink, -.l
Or. Fiteh's Body Braces,
DR.. Fsch'a Shoulder Braces,
DR.. Fiteh's Inhsling Tubes,
DR.. Rose's Preparations,
Winer's Arcanpm Extract,
Tenenr,s Specific.
MarnhAliis Gatholieor,
DR.. Fiteb's Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrup Of Yellow
Dock, tg
Perry Bavis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Mortinorc's Rheumatic Compound,
Mor.lmore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Roae,
Crossran's Specific, &
7r. Wards Specific,
Upham,s Pile Eiectuary,
Stear'a 0podeldoc, "
Godfre % Cordial,
Turilngton's IA sam, u ~ =.
DIR. Cailsn's Preparations,
Ba.efnnn's Dfopa,
DIR. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Seidlitx and Soda Powders,
Epping's Fluid Extract Buohn,
Lneina Cordial, -. 1884,.
Juno Cordial, e.
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rita, etc. :,
Leidy's Erany. Soap,
Rirhy's Cholera Drops,
Ball's Cholera Syrup,
Spohp's Hesdache Remedy,
Connsll's Mixture, .45. d.
DR.. Msfchist's Uterine Cashoiieon,
C9wan's Lithontriptic,
Loudea'a Prepsrationa, a...@
Houghton's Pepsin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-23
FANCY GOODS.

1AlA rs Canal Street. -&@ m
Ice NEW ORLEANS MANTILLA FACTORY. Ill GAEB
Velvet Cloth and Merno silk
IILiAS, of the trimming,
Missespcs suit ali customersat NEW ORLEANS MAN
TsLA FACTORY, No. ITO CANAL STREET.
The proprietor Of MS establishment respectfully solc the
ton Of the Ladies' of New 0rlean
the city, who Of hs splendid CLoARs
and NAH1ILAS for his Manta ROOMS
call them other place,
will that selling the price
Their IN the city.
In addition splendid and Of Cloaks Msnles
Ladies' here tbs NCY DRY GOODS TRADE,
IN all yes for preasea French SUI and Fancy Straw BoN
NETS and RlBBONS large of bMBhODERlES be sold
ri the prices MuHln
SACS and MAN1fLAS, CAPES, CHEMlSETTES SLEEVES and
COLLARS 500 Embroidered Linen HANDEERCBEFS
lot, be sold without B0GAIER TRIMMINGS,
and other Trimmings
atore
splendid lot Of rich GRAPE SAWLS embroidered ROBES
Wedding Dresses BABIES LONG CL0AKS RoBES PRINCES
AVID richest styles and different shaes SILK VEL
VET in the piece for making Mnntillas.
II Ladies' wishing style of Manla,
have by giving their
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-23
CopA.isTN ERSHlPS, i 70.

GOPARTNERSHiP.-- The undersigned have
formed GopsFtnsship LITrLkJ Ohm,
CON CO, the general Grocery
the Of Gayier and Fulton the Lyee
fa JOS. LlTTLEJ0HE,
.lsgftsfy iifsst ". r. ORCOM,
WILIrE ]. LJTTLEJoHN. w
Now OFfefns February 1, 1854. fnb.H
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Ayers Cherry Pecforaf.
VESO CURE A COLD, WITH

EW UURE A GOLD, WITH
n HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
THE BoDY--take the CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ on going ~ bed, and wrap up warm,
to sweat during the nisht. r14
FOR A COLD AND COUGH. take it
morning, noon, and evening, according to
dlrections on the bottle, and the difficulty
Will soon be removed. Nine will long suf-
fer from this trouble when they find il can
DO SO readily cuted. Persons afflicted with
q seated cough, which breaiSa them ofthen
rebi at night, will find by taking tha CHER
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GUNDKIES-

g UNDRIES-
~ 90 barrels CASTOR OIL; .=a. 81
$50 boxes FIRE CRACKERS: s~t
200 boxes CLOTHES PINS; 81 4
300 boxes (6lb. oach) IMPERIAL TEA g..
0frkns GOSHEN BUTTER,
mhq + cre ilh ~ n ssote, atn lo i shhtepy
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NJ NICKERBoCKER PATENT COOKIN
VA nANGEs-FIRsT PREMIUM.
PRICE & CoULoN, Plumber,

PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, 107 PoySrs
New Orleans, respectfully inform their frendt anj the pub
general they csry the aboya all liz
prepared supply HOT COLD LuNaE sHoY
AMERICAN ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER co is WA%
BA sNE FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUCETS of all hids C0DRIs&
RIA GEs, GARDEN Hose, HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE, LII
BEL PUMPS htted up in the nsws1tye AD Pr rs
ttiti PIG md SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN a. xv0
hane SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly Pot up ,etss
atth 'hortestnc. anil al
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NM HlSKY-l00 bbls. Fletcher's Extra Rec
" Used. For sale by JOSEPH LAND CO.,
RTchou i.n-faS
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
- Parish of Orleans, Of New orssns.
Bs / remembered that the aoh january 1854 before the
srhscrbsra Justice of the Peace
ally appeared Alexander Brother, President
Secretary of the Home Mutual Insurance Company New
who being according
above
Of the said Company A.. BROTHER, President,
JAS Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before january iSS
C. v. JONTE, Second Jnsiice ii the Peaca
ofthe Parish Orleans
The Board Trustees cent
cash the ouuding certificates pro thereof or
their legal after MONDAY
The Trustees have also declared dividend Of
The net earned Of the Company
Deeambe 1853 for which certificates will b. issued
18th a. March
IF This Company continues against peril Seas
Rivers and loss damage by Fire premium
ofce No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President =
JOHN R. SHAW, Yee-Prssaen..
New OreauR, a@s7 ia
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

III WHICH 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF I
cd GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, I
which they offer supply Drngg and Dealers lowest
Depo. speoia Agency No III CHARITIES ST.
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woLFE,s ARoMATIc scHE1pAM scHNApps.


81 Druggsts and Merchants dealers the articles
contiued the above catalogue will find their advantage call
tensve of GEN PATENT MEDICINES
States, md at the lowest prices Please address
j. WRIGHT 4, co.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
tt No / 81 Chartres II New Orleans In
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"A CASE Of TUTAL BLINDNESS CURED
IA IsNEw ORLEANS, BY KIERis PETROLEUM az KO <
alone. fFH 7Il3 r. 35-''7 FL +
j NEW ORLEANS, aiArch :, 1885,.
hereby certify that had been afflicted Rheunatisn
years and also iotaliy blind my b. VI
sere attack Neuralgia had PhyBeia1 who edua
ms no good and spent hundreds Of dollars
MsdsnsS give ,bi Certificate without solicitation from sIY
ana MI ke know lhaf Il il tyre Mi
nnea my name IN ctGn with the Petroleum o Ind
NC! restored me to perfect hnth strength yns
wi M right let and
nation or thing else, city ii me- ID.
mSl OF my TIME 90 the Any peraon
Wish AID ean st dy responsible gentlemen the
th sav take the Petroleum rsest n
nYesnsrt made, for know ODE valuable Medicine
.a4 . j J. HARTMANN.
"a PItee so cents per bottle Wholesale and reIsl only By
.I u WRlGHT& CO, No, IBl Chnrtres ST.. aud
JARVIS WoODMAN,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-30

EATING 4 moRreAen,-The law books abound in terms
applicable TO mortgages Mortgages are "forcclosed
cancelled lifted discharged &c, but we never un-
IN within few days heard OF eating mortgage, although
we often known mortgages to eat the substances
of those who gave them.
The Park street (Unitaran) Society in this city some
ago debt in the purchase OF their organ
for which the organ mortgaged to individuals one
of the old members Of the society once threatened hat ne
lived to see the mortgage paid it should be eaten On Tues
day evening last at the annual parish mecung ne parish
ormt,se announced that the mortgage had been paid
discharged and handed over the COMMITTEES. The old
member referred to immediately rose and moved that u
should be eaen The motion was carried without dis
sentng vote and members Of the parish forthwith ad
ourned to the house Of Jedediah Jewet where the mort
gage was served up astewed, fried and rcollopcdr II
tasted 90 much like oysters that could hardly tell the
difference II was the unanimous opinion Of all present
that in other form mortgages agreeable to those
who give them Portland Advertiser. sg
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-30

The person upon books unless c
v-s~ess " the sabscrpuea bs nsds IN advance
Distant sebes may Drwsrd oney By letter. postage Of
which will be paid BY BY safe
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published u weekly during the
"onS u congress- and semi weekly during the
SUBSCRIPTIONS is period los. hsn year will bs received
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LuDIcRous nIsrAKE--A Frenchman newly arrived in
London impatient to the town, but fearful OF not find
ing his way back the hotel carefully copied upon card
the painted upon The wall the of the street
in which IL situated This done he felt himself safe
and set for rambe much upon the principle vulgar
ly known following ones noae' The whole day long
he sroled and stared his hearts content wearied
last he jumped into cab, and with the easy confident air
Of who felt at home, be read from the card he had
prudeny preserved the of The street he dwelt in
The catman grinned horribly. This English pronuncia-
ton is sadly difficult said the Frenchman to himself che
does understand me- And he placed the card before
the mans eye Cabby grnned more than ever gazed in
his fares asonshed face and ended by sticking his hands
in his pockets, and roaring with laughter. saH
Indignation on the part of the foreigner he appealed to
the passersby who gravely listened him at first but
upon behodng his card joined and all in chorus with
the coachman The Frenchman now got furious swore
stamped gestcuated like candidate for Bedam. He
went so far as to the iaughers crowd assem-
bled everybody sympahized with him till they learned
the circumstances Of the case when they joined in the in
fctious hilariy Up came the police-those guardian
angels OF bcwildered foreigners in Londons labyrinth Inc
aggrcved Gau OF sympathy snccor and revenge
lie WINS mistaken
The gentlemen in blue roarcd like the rest They evil
IDENTIFY could not help it. Compuncon mingled with their
mrtb but they nevertheless gufawed exceedingly. To
what extremitcs the desperate Frenchmaa might have
proceeded is impossible to say had not gentleman ac
quancd with his language appeared upon the scene lie
too laughed violently on beholdng the card and when
he had spoken few words the Frencbman the French
man laughed likewise which was signal for q recon-
mcnoement of tho general hary The address, so care
fully copcd by the foreigner the OF his street. was
the following: Commit no usance"-itack~ood
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF HON. p. PHILLIPS,

OF ALABAMA,
On the territorial bin delivered in the House OF Repre-
sentatyes, April 81 1854.