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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
KOssUrH,s SPEECHES.

That the Partition of Poland is the master crime of
crowned vllainy during the last century has been
often asserted but we think before so clearly
demonstrated as in the late speeches Of LOUIS Kos
sUTH at Sheffield The present British Ministry has
received many blows, but 1--WE think none other so
staggering as that dealt in these speeches.
That Austria and Prussia, in affecting to sympathse
and fraternize with the Western Powers, are only
striving to avert the storm Of Revolution from their
own homes, clear enough before; but We think 1t
has never till been made clear that the alliance
of the German Courts, if sincerely rendered,
would be detrimental TO the Anglo-French cause, as
it proved fatal to Napoleon forty years ago. Nor has
it before been clearly shown that England at least,
is not in earnest in her hostlites against Russia.
The British People honestly mean to cripple and
diminish the Overshadowing power OF the Northern
Autocrat; but the German Courts certainly mean no
such thing and the British Court and Ministry act as
if hoy did not. If they do mean anything why this
division and dispersion Of the Allied forces Why
have their fleets accomplished nothing, and hardly
attempted any thing either in the Baltic or Euxine
Why are the Allied armies, after lettering about Con-
stantinople for month or more, finally dispatched to
the relief of Sstra just In time probably to be too
the almost mpregnable fortresses of Cronstadt aud
Helsingfors-neither of them points from which
Russia can be yitally menaced-instead of making
throb in the still living heart OF what once was Poland
and maybe again.
We do not assume to decide that the reconstruc-
ton of Poland is now possible; but kossuth shows
unanswerably that either that or no serious and per-
manent weakening of Russia is practicable. Opinion
now bears sway in all enlightened natons and hos
tlties which seem to have higher aim than that of
nficting injury on an enemy can never again prove
effective. England and France, warning for the pro-
lection of Turkey through the resurrection of her
natural allies, Poland and Hungary, and appealing to
all enslaved races and peoples to awake and assert
tler rights, would be nvincible; but with France
dungeon Italy crushed down into slavish despair by
French and allied bayones, and the despot of unga-
~ the partitioners of Poland in seeming league with
the Allies, they bound to achieve nothing OF mo-
inert in tie present ant to reap harvest OF defeat
and disgrace in the future. Such, at least, is the
the lesson of History luminousy read by kossuth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

Wepublish this morningthe details of California news
to June l. About 81 600 in Gold was on freight
by the steamers North Star and Illinois In the
Of the French Consul, Mr. Dillon, who tried for
violation Of the Neutrality Act of ISIS, the Jury
unable to agree. and further proceedings have
been suspended. a large FIRE occurred in San Fran
cisco ON the 3lst ult., which consumed between
thirty and forty buildings. The town of Marysville
has also been visited by terrible confagration des
troying property 10 the amount of S2OO,Ooo. Our
accounts from the mines continue to be of highly
favorable character. and new discoveries of Gold
taking place every day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

for Iailrosd. even for that very vapory and illocai
one in which the Hon. K. J. Walker holds ten
millions. and the Hon. l.. s. Chitfeld thirty nine
millions and some cd hundred Thousands Of the capital
stock. We trust this opinion may prove to be mis-
taken. We hope there is level strip OF coun'r!
there, extending from the Rio Grande quite across
the country. where the rails may be laid down with
out cutting, tunpeng or expensive bridging, and even
with payments unsubstantsl those that seem to
be made into the treasury Of that wonderful COM
psny. If we pay ten millions for the country, it
ought to have something to recommend it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
FROM CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO-DESTRUCT-
I'VE FIRES-ACAPJLCO STILL BLOCKADED.

NEw-ORLEAss, Wednesday, June 81 1854.
The passengers by the United States arrived here in
nineteen days from San Francisco.
The North Star sailed from Aspnwall for New-York on
the 10th inst with 500 900 in gold on freight
The mining accounts from California still OF the most
fattering description.
destructive fire had occurred at Marysvle consum-
ing the Theatre Post Office Orleans HOTEL the Probyte
RAN Church. &c. The loss was about 5000, 900.
fire Dupontst, san Francisco, had also destroyed
property the value Of s7O0Os.
The steamer John l.. Stevens reports that Acapulco was
still blocked by the vessels OF Santa Anna-he city
being in possession of Alvarez.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
FROM TURKS IsLAND-THE CASE OF CONSUL
NELSON

Bosroy, Friday, June %, 1854
The brig Union arrived this port brings advices from
Turks lslend 10 Junes
Mr. Nelson, the American Consul, was still in prison.
having refused to pay the fine imposed saying that ne
would leave it TO his Government TO take him out.
The authorities remained firm, alleging that he
simply fined for assault upon of the officials Of the
Island as would have been any other person, whatever
his nativity station Mr.. Nelson's friends advised him
to pay the fine under protest but he refused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP Usios.-The U. s. mil
steamship Union, Capt, Adams from Havre via South
ampton June T. arrived last evening, bringing largo
and valuable freight list and o. passengers, list Of
whose names will be found under the appropriate hesd
Her news has been anticipated by The arrival OF the Canada
at Boston. The L. reports having experencei worry
heavy westerly winds nearly all the passage ana on tne
18Th inst in lat 4so 81 North lon Aso 20 West passed
NJ, immense quantity of icebergs; the lsth loA NJ.
LAT. 4o North lon 80 80 West exchanged signals with
L. S. mail steamship Baltic from New-York juno lo for
IiyerHoO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

THK MUSICAL CoscRxss. - This iustrous body Of
lyrical DISCLAIMERS will hold forth tonight at the Crystal
Palace The frcmca Of the City have been invited by
NJ Julien to be precn and we suppose they will avail
themselves OF the courtesy, in order hear the Frcsss
QuodriH Monday night will be for NJ. Jalliens sbso
Lutte benefit, and much novel masic wdl BE- rendered. as
appears by the programme on our rsi page Then these
entertainments will close NJ julien Is to sal for
Europe on the 2sth The public may learn, therefore,
sans pycses of tie value OF attendance on the
sion and need not be reminded of the services Of tho
Lono
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

We learn from the President of the Wesleyan Unver-
sy at Middle'own, Conn, that the report of disturb
nnce between the students Of that institution and the peo
pie of the town hoax nothing of the having
CURED, consequently the friends of the young re-
ported TO have been injured may be relieved from anxiety
that account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

NEw-YoRx AND ERIE RAILRoaD.-The mail train on
this road expected at Jersey City at o'clock this
morning No through train arrived yesterday The fol-
lowing trains arrived and departed:
Dcparted-Mal train, 900 p. NJ; Express train S;ss
=. NJ: Patterson, II 80 A. NJ. and p NJ.
ArrireG-Fron Patterson, $40 A. NJ. and T. III.
The milk trains arrive regular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
SUDDEN DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE WELLS.

BOSTON, Frlday, June y, IsoI
Chief Justice Wells Of the Common Pees and Munich
pal Courts died suddenly this afternoon at his residence
in Cambridge. lie occupied the bench Of the Municipal
Court yesterday until late in the afternoon, when feeling
unwell he adjourned the Court until this morning. His
disease is said to have been Inflammation of the lungs
The weather here cold and thick and eastery wind
prevails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
NEW-HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.

CONCORD, Friday. June %, 1854.
The Senate has rescinded its share of the joint resou
tons assigning the LIST Of July for the final adjournment
and the House will follow the The Session
will probably extend to the middle OF July.
Dr. Thompson of Lisbon Democratic member of the
Legislature, died yesterday.
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ennte then Adjourned till Monday.
UOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Numerous private bills were reported from Standing
Committees, among them one BY Mr.. Fenton ~ the
Committee on Commerce, to remit the duties on rerain
Goods by fire in New York and San Francisco.
Referred TO the Commute of the Whole.
Two private bills were passed. ~
The House then went into Committee on Private Dis
and several were laid aside to be reported.
At At O'Clock no quorum was present. and The House
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
MURDERER TO BE HUNG.
prevails.

NEw-HAyEs, Friday, June %, 1854.
The House of Representatives this afternoon refused by
large majority, commute the punishment Of young
Michael Jennings who murdered Mrs. Bradley of North
Haven last summer He will therefore be hung on the
second Tuesday in July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
The Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of The
SrMIWErKLY TRIBUNE for circuationn Europe. 1t will
contun all the latest News the time of going to press
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing can be had at
the desk Price Six Cents. The steamship Pacific
sails from this port for Liverpool To-Day at IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

".. $500 s,v,,n pssss HsAvrn.--rhc white.
49,, sS- ,sss s s.s' gSsTs ..ps Moc sss
rs s ~. s .. ~ :. Welsh ','rssy Pc,
, =, e, ,.: - III as s s 1 ks,s q r:
g. scSsss;s <, r.ss,'.css .ss@gsr.n,ou'
w'"'N .s,>,> Ne va ersawsy Opposite ~ fens Church
s,N,>,s SIMMER HAr,--Straws not only show
Nsss \. we4 Nisws hut raicss hossc OF the thermcme
@ nv s's has Wv v-sS $1,000 IS' ,rS sSn, me
s ,'y s ,,... I'm. ana Ss ssSsrs s,.eS
ss S,.s ss~ w .s.S ssr;ss To a. s.s. .s.s.
s sss 81, pS.SssS, srps'i's 81 r."r. tsafsh
ynaiuN'S last appearance with his monster orches-
s.s.pr rVvrst connucd osh Rarrrsry Lk.sks for
- eSs ~sS,rss rve,y ,srsc,, Of o@es oPc,
~ As~- Nere.,Snes,s,t Oh sssesa e' we "'"'"''
lS,r DEMANDS OF ri,E AGE.--At the present day
e~sAas @S. se.n ,sS asc' ~ we % ss
s,.s .ls. Il ,hs nsr iioe found They are iee
,ssSs ROXY Mespse tsver cool sraeea aud so.ss M
.ssr , Asss.. 20 de- SET under The had. Of Of
& ~ l S., N. sn .SsSs es a sSrs. are :, No les Fulton,
- .rS srSsi the rrcsScsi hcs.s, IN broadway
Wmr.Aw ,krs and every other description OF zen.
49,, ara Pew Sulrmes and Cars Also one OF the
sss s.smss e Isas Straw Goods chidrsS' Fancy Caps
a. wes Red Smrnism, Ne VS. osSAist ;. w "'l'O.o
Yo,s GROWN A nAr FOR IT i-sioNIwELL's Hats
sss ~ ic satisfaction lie s,.aell;hsa The Hat
s. .sS sis SS ,sS sS sSS s So Il PAX
CpxrIrnrN's SUMNER HArs.-BiRD No. 40 Mas
aDass the e. gs ss sS 81 s and Straw
sSsis-NsyA RiSp. Nc - Nssssu.st near Maidens
HAS FOR THE NAMING TINS DAY offer, and
81, -,iuse until July for the accommodation OF our
sfr IN nSs H.rs fashionable descriptions that c qua
90 rr csnnos found elsewhere varying IRON " 70 -
lsaSS Co Hatcrs Nos s I and Asio aoase ploas"y
To TRAyrLrRs.-A WORD BEFORE STARTING
n.xs y,,ayr MrRixo uxDsR preemneny con
s.cvao The health Of all traveller rher esceene
the rracrs gently and pleasantly absorbing the perspa
p ,ra in the the fabric eaectra shielding me se
chs consequent upon unlocked tor and, 10 HaN
ssNNSa"S eAiNs~'' JAMES Z. RAY,
n of Under Is and Hosiery,
'"t~-''" -" No. Grand-sl
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Subscriptions and Advertisements for The NEwYoRK
TRIBUNE can be left with the following Agents:
LoYDox-Mr w. Thomas Nos 10 and 81 Ca,harinc-
street. Strand.
PAEIs-Mr. Etourneau, No. 30 Rue ST. Marc.
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FRyTe AM hGIr. DIR. EpwARD BLrECKyD,s

MIXTURE for the OF Fever and Avr aud Chsgcs
yeycr 1li remedy eaeris positive wi.oou' qvune
arsenic sod ~ tie Io1efoI. NYAo1 bLrzcxrz No % Bod
Wsy. New ~. az Lluss-lls gelelslly.
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NetutDork Daily Gribma1e.
SATURDAY, JUNE "a 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENT.

TO CORRESPONDENTS
Your remittance received but you do not mention
the of your Post Office
OF Monday ought to be sent
before O. clock n Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND DIARI1E. ReycDy-

CLARK Co.'S Ntpcsns Diarihea remedy used by
Thousands during sud since the ehoos Of ss with uniform
ordinary DaThca Prepared by
RUsHIos CLAkg Co, Nos lt5 Broadway; 10 Assor House;
q auhkl Hlnal ,.ax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
ZEPHYR MERINo UNDER GARMENTS
LANES. GENTLEMEN AND CHIl

LADIES GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN"
superior variety OF the above Ooons u ts
lsss which they be purchased IA th country WI
~ ~ USIoS ADAMS
sN''S No. 59l Broadway.
Orr,ite Metropoltnn Hotel and Niblo's Garden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

MOLDAvM CREAM.-Ths superb compound for
and beauing he HAIR prepared only sold BY
W BArcHELoR At his celebrated HAIR DYE and Wig FAeroRY
No 2 Broadway BAroHELoRs HAIR DYE sold aud applied Nine
fe nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

NATURAL fAiR.-IV those who want H. we VIII
vii HAIR restore gray
natural original color prevent the hair rom falling
of and produce entire growth The true
Ianted aud Iced 10 pufns Prce 81 Sent eveEywherr.
kNICHT X CO Chemists No al,rav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

SSrg Styles cOnsstps Mosaic Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three
ply ana Ingram -
Eph Floor OIL Cloth and all other goods pertain
SEWING MACHINEs.-Eght Distinct Patents on
Sewing Machines owned by SINGER Co. No machine Of any
paep have prosecuted the principal aud shall
Eoion" in the way serving the Dorss," machine grossly
ipnes three Of our patents AZ are ,n m s s
TO suits for damsses =, s,.sco Ma ssa Rro.auv
CAuTION.-All persons making, using or selling
Swing Macsns WHO wish avoid the of the law
win veil my How '1 Ss m So SIS
FowLERs a. WELLS, Psychologists and Publishers,
w. Broadway. blocks above the Park
MYnCuANTs TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.-Mcr-
ebpc ST. Louis Cincinnati and other western and
s we s. i Sa 3 esa PEE 100 pounds.
Of our ;s n % a s 1S Svs w
SAiros' HotT Co. No 'oq e. e, s2s and
Gas CooKING AND HEATING.-AMEEIcAN PATENT
Gas cockne and HrAre COnrAsy No ss Brosdwsy SECOND
& patent 5I" ses, n9ys, s r aud
Ell. can Be- obnss a, the sors R. B. cormaH PSs.dsn
ENGLISH CARPrTs.-aO0 pieces splendid new pat
s sr 81 s%s i P
and nssn Carpets Rugs. Mats Shades &C. at tremendous bar
SI5 OILY FOR A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
cs s 's isf % & .s" aG IN
the 6ourshrs Iisse Laleand will divided
60 ussrH on the SIS, jane l9 Each SUBSCRIBE for
feet o. Fam 9m Two 70 twenty acres few ue'r5Ses Only
2s Broadway where and pamphlets be had gratis
l,es win The AIN of an sx,esnrea Cntr can end, ,nsl
rnl, Sneb oos and sIiv can he nj the FvPoRvN
or FAsnoS No az 6tbay Mr. rmE ure of nerf,ct f and
spronp.
PICK THEM OUT.-SO IRlPLER saws, they will sure
IN f 70. Ia never gets uf in SHIRTS He il yery pnpuar and
rscr az sbos htin The MECHANICS sBIKr STORE No $40
Gsnds place ct shing Goods
Coirs hsf 3py all Linen. Collars. u cents.
Nry NrS,c ~, nm a.. rrsr,v,1 pntu, h, tha
W" Lo"' I .,, a. onnN' ~ 'nc
EeM composer qua 1'pulai Fshsi Alfred Sesi rice % cents
eoit os'pn Nutu su' "V A"1] '4''
6oSscr WArgss Publisher No SIS Broadway
n B-Mvsic sent hy mail rostege tree
Ar...~,.,, xylo~o.- -. WI NM 4, N go,
Hns 'oSphp ncieaS' III! "hc MANI - DNiS
mas iei y bsa srd beard WITHOUT ray consent hereby obld al
sung & en- Gu my account q shs pay no esos o ne
Jaoe 81. 1854
JAMES LITTLE a. Co MERCHANT TAIIORs No
12 E,o,dw.v Keen constantly on hand ,e adjournment Of rasv
-
- ,, ,,- =, .
o. IA. ga ~. aa na ~, w., 40,
Great Fxtihition Tor ~, Irarrv ~ al N.rn nov, o., hi,
Truss ~ ~ ,ts ds,;yc5 , The ~ ~. 49,
sp,seos IN New yors p,",e..os ps,tey ~ Csrrobsn rs
Iueow snd Reese Tdto OF m. n,. GasS,e and Dr. nro.
OF The scps have given the instrument character that DOS
.eee BY no other Il Will completely cure nae gu, Of Of every
~ 49, 49, s - ~2 ff - ~
WCRNs-As this is the season of the wear when
Worms are mos. formidable among children the of
kLAAEs cal the attention OF parents 70
Its virtues oI extsns shs aSnyns ana often eneme Of
sns who amer having M several yes in his own pr.ee
"a rrS m spc, 40 was i,daced A. as 70 assr y,
The ,nbbc a. cheap le certain and excellent meine Ii Ia.
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M,Nnn,N SHADE MANUFACTURERS IMPORrERs Of

Cur CoRxors, Lsor AND Muslin cvRTAIss DAs.sks Bg,I
Nc Xc-KELrY FERGUSON Nos z3! Broadway tne d
are Offering Inducements purchasers q the above
s,es All kinds inaow Shades MADE 10 oder Our sup nor
fscs eDsbs the reputation have
,iv,,s md OF bng house in the Stairs.
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Tit. TrFsDAy next June a. a. O'Clock
~ the ground will bescen BY sd'eItrnen Ia LOIS 20
he oee,a are the choices. and slightly PoT: Hamilton
the enchanting spoin the vicinity Of Newton The steam
boat NofwaI leaves No s. North River for fort Hanion
regularly at 10 and O'clock by which free tickets furnished to
those whns to attend the BY SANDERS or W. BsRKEs
~. a Na..s
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$I5 OILY FOR BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

ABsCoNDED.-W hereas, my VIE MARY L. DAVIS
has e bed aud board without consent hereby forbid all
trusting htr account shall debts OF her
contracting after dis date. EBENEzER DAVIS.
Ina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

READ ABOUT RATS.-New-lOrk, July ~, lc52.-
almost everything which has been offered for the
min alton Of Rats Coekrosehts and Ants bat until tied PARSONS
NHRAs ard INSECT ExIERMNAToR did not feel justified
recommending either Of he therefore cheeu that
Parsons Co.'S Externpsiof has efcGay destroyed all he
Cocksches in hotel and has nearly ana believe will
pletey destroy al the rats therein IL invaluable 10 hO.ekeeprs
h FRENCH. Proprietor Ct Frciehs Hotel
G. v. x No Bsrclsv-sf " Y.
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DR. IIOOFLANp's CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERs.

ASTHMA CURED BY lNHALAIlON.-Dr. CURTIS
D., Sir have ue one package HyGEAsA and safely
,sy am CURED ASTHMA disease OF wmeh nave Oen aio
fy six yesl, The YGEANA needs puins s OF Is sum
lent a. move MS superiority over MEDICINES for the
VIM We las f. EEysByRY, Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24

- nAoiSsh NVhh va mr. Hh'-sia">h N Vo., NO.
q Msdtr lane who received the sole premium
Crs Exhibition the INDUSTRY Of all Nations
TEpss with that eondnc derived from the appreciation
New York. Parker Carnochsn D
LUDLOW snd Reee Editors Of TIL Medical Gazette aud DR. Dixon
The Scapl have gven the instrument character that
sesseo BY other IL completely MAE
reduce, of rupture ehscaay support ali others
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NORMs-As this is the season OF the wear when

Worms formidable among children. proprs;ors Of
NLANEs NEEMrtGE bes leave cal the attention parents
Its virtues i0r exIng these and often a enemies
children IL nventd Nv physician experience in Viz
no amer having used his practice
found ifs universal iadaced
the public cheap bat certain and excellent medne 1t has
become Justly popular throughout the United the
efficient Neimcge known and the demand has been
scsdy the increase its first reduction the public
Purchasers viii he careful ask tor DR. MLANss CeleAraed
VEknFrcr and take ee All other Nermuses, oompar
con, worthless DR. MLASEs genuine Nerinuge. Also h
Liver rs be had all respectable Drug Stores
The Uni,ed States and Canada 81
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DuncarnOn Pa, juno :, IB51 ,,
HYcEANA sod BY BOYD PAUL No. f9 Chambers st.; C. H.
RING corner of aud Broadway York. T. b. hNAP
No & Hudsons No al 8thy.; G. H. PHILLIPS corner Oh
Wooster Houon-s,s Mrs HAYES No. 10 fulion BROOK
lvp. and RUSSELL school, No. 1873 Mark;s, Phlad-lpma
Price & package four packages for SO sent free by Express
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appearance Of persons still the prime OF lie; bus wkehe
The hair be from sickness a. other sppc
ton Of tkisrApoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE will nipet 20
superb hack brown Applied In minutes CKIsrADcSo
Aslar. y nnsr wNfre u s n anuf. .fYr.d md sold.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-03

nR. WATsONS CARD will use no other mel
rtin the han what BE- found N hnt
OF all hoee
are called sypho For nearly fifteen yssrs IN sh, .hs
aoie huaInes there Lee the enT
a,sune Ihaye given attention to cah
other doctor, know hs better than they DO
% sTRIcTuREs NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEEIs s4ha
are familiar the
il daily observaton which without vanity for claim
other that Of experience ss M d;a.utv in
she OF longer duration, without submitting the panent 70
5se Of treatment him the sltghest u
oplge him 10 sfa he or within ln
need moi There New Orleans
could supply proofs these are
secrecy invoahly preserve. a i, u IA
atsfsd Thai nv rtputaionis already
eonsIa'sasss 100 - W. WATSON, NJ. d.
Mr. 4 Custom boueas