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The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

lone and Jackson Greek Talieg Wheat.
The Jackson Sentinel has been shown a
beautiful stalk of wheat, or rather thirty
stalks from single root, from lone Val
ley. The heads average about 75 kernels
each, thus producing over 1000 kernels from
a single one. On the ranch of Mr.. Thos.
Jones, in Jackson Creek Valley, has been
grown single root Of wheat, having Il
full grown heads
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07
For the Lournal. .

Departure on pleasure excursion from our
city : DR.. j. Lark and 0. p Blackman, Esqs.,
escorted by retinue of forty servants. it being
the first excursion of the like Of our most
prominent and veritable nobemen from this
city Hoping they may meet with warm
and cordial reception from the citizens of
Marysville, and all other places in their tour,
and soon return to meet most happy greet
ing. PRIME MINISTER.
Nevada, July 6, 1854.
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Change Of Postmaster.-It is stated that
Mr.. c. B. Weller, brother to the Senator
from California, will be appointed P ost
master of San Francisco, in place of Ar.
t. ]. Henley, who succeeds Lieutenant
Beale as Superintendent of Indian affairs
in this state-Ere. NearS.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

Rev. DIR. Scorr.-This distinguished
gentleman preached at the Presbyterian
church, on Wednesday evening last. He
was very much admired by those who had
the pleasure of hearing him.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

Legal Notices -..Our patrons are informed that
all legal notices much legal eec when published
In our columns when in hofe of Democratic paper
All Summons administrators notices, SC &C.. may be
published in the JOURNAL in spite Ufthe ntrgues Of the
County Judge. We trust our friends will not be again
as they have been, msed and imposed upon to give up
their right Of publishing where they please that which
they pay for by the manoeuvres of Judge Caswel
or another paper for political advantage TO himself
BUDD s. SHELTON.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

4 California Specimen.-Mr. William
Ross was presented. one day last week,
with fine specimen Of California produc.
ton, weighing | ! pounds.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

Last Week-Well, the "boys" had it all
their own way last week but we don't see
that any great harm was done, except as
indicated by the yelpng Of the Democrat.
So the best we can do. is to go ahead
again, plodding on in the old way.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

Row at tie Chinese House.-On We'd
nesday evening last row occurred at one
of the Chinese hells or Broad street, In
which man named Morris drew a knife
on another. man. whereupon the latter
knocked him down and beat him severely
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07
Revolving Swing.

rENHE Z undersigned has just completed his Revov-
III ing Swing, situated on the hill just east of
town. 1t has been constructed with four seats, ca
pable of carrying two persons each with perfec,
safety and convenience, and beautifully and CON
veniently situated, he would respectfully invite the
attention OF parties wishing to partake Of this most
agreeable exercise. LIFT GEO. f LACORS
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

Bae kus' lNinarels.-This band Of excel
lent melodists visited us and gave two con-
certs on the evenings of the Sd and 4,h.
They had crowded houses. They leave
for the Atlantic on the 1st of September.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

FIRE PROOF BUII.DlNGs.-Simon j. Bro.
next door to Mulford's building, will COM
mence a ire-proof brick, the firstof next
week. 1t will be .1S feet front and fifty
feet back, two stories high.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

U7lma'ngton, Del. May 31-Three pow
der wagons exploded in this place to-day,
and seven men and fifteen horses were
killed.
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ANONYMOUS,

Bull and Bear Fight.-It is said the
bull at the Iowa Hill arena, on the 9Th
killed the bear. The owner, now offers to
let him fight any bear not exceeding him
in weight, tlat can be produced, for a
wager. See card in another place.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07
THE FOURTH.

or amusement were provided, and of eve
" nature. But few. indeed, of our citi-
zens but what partook in some way Of the
festivities of the day.
In Nevada, the most prominent feature
Of the day was the celebration by the Sab
bath Schools and the Cadets of Tempe
rance, who turned out in numbers that as
many who witnessed the process
sion. The Cadets Of Temperance, num-
bering somewhere between seventy five
and hundred, with their banner, led the
procession. The design Of this banner
was beautiful as well rs expressive. On
one side was painted a bar, with young
man holding in his hand glass of the
tempting fluid, as if he was about to par
take, but felt conscious Of the danger that
stared him in the face, whist faithful mon
itor whispered, "Touch it not, for it biteth
like a serpent" On the other side was
we'll of pure water, with an old-fashioned
curb and sweep, with
The old oaken bucket-,he moss covered bucket
The iron bound bucket that hung in the WE'LL"
sitting on the curb and inclined to the lips
Of youth.
The M. E. Sabbath School was next in
The procession. They too were headed by
new and appropriate banner, gotten up
for the occasion, and painted by our fellow
townsman G. E. Wilmington. 1t was
beautifully designed, and neatly painted,
the Inscriptions being in gilt letters. On
one side is an allegerical representation of
Moses receiving the law, with the inscrip-
ton, "Fear God and Keep His command
ments." On the other side, the Ark, be-
coming emblem of the safety to be found
in their present employment.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School fol-
lowed next in procession, also accompanied
by an appropriate banner, on which we
noticed the inscription, "Sutfer little chill
dren to come unto nae, for of such is the
kingdom of heaven"
After having marched through the prin-
cipal streets. they returned to the M. E.
Church, from whence they retired to grove
on Mr.. Turner's Ranch, on Woods Rayine,
where they had a speech from Rev. Mr..
Stone, and partook Of n collation. prepared
for the occasion.
Each school numbered in the process
ion fifty or sixty-the girls all dressed in
white, making display decidedly pleasing
| 10 the well,wishers Of our young but
growing state. The young lads in tAe ad-
yance-the Cadets-were dressed ID full
uniform-with their regalia and other sym.
bols of their order.
In connection with this we are request
ed IN the name of the Schools and Ca
dets, to thank the gentleman who so liber-
ally provided means Of conveyance to and
from the grove, as we'll as those who assis-
ted in defraying the expenses Of the occa
SION
Tile Social Party at Concert Hall pass
ed off pleasantly, and, considering the nu'
merous other places of amusement provi-
ded for the occasion was, we'll attended.
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na- By reference to advertisement,

BG BY reference to ADVERTISEMENT, It
viii be seen that friend Jac15a has com
pleted his swing on the hill in the eastern
part Of town. This is themo.t delightful
recreation to which we have the privilege
of resorting, and it is SO convenient 10 our
town, it will require but little trouble for
every one to enjoy ride almost any
evening
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

BpThe Democratic editor talks of loss
If reputation. IF we had such a'reputation
Is he and his sheet has, it would be ali Oh
ect to lose it,
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Yankee .Sulardn This notorious pu-
gilist arrived in the Yankee Blade. This
is his second appearance in California.
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South xuba Canal.

We have just been shown letter from
the London stockholders of the South Yuba
and Sacra mento Canal Co., setting aside
all doubt as to the success of the negotia.
tons for its speedy completion. The fol.
lowing extract will fully explain the tenn
porary delay in the arrival of the engi-
neers:
ave desire in the absence of DR.. Hud-
dart to inform you that the engineering
staff to be sent out by the contractor en-
gagged to build the work, cannot leave Lon
don before the middle of next month, June
owing TO unavoidable delay in the prepar.
alton Of the necessary legal papers with
said contractor Tut Notwithstanding their
departure has been protracted, they will be
on the ground in good season to build the
dam during the low stage of water in the
South Yuba.
We have great pleasure in stating
that the company is one of the strongest
that has been formed IN London for many
years, and the contractor we'll known for
his ability and experience.
We are sir, very respectfully,
Your obt. servts,
RoBT. LAWRENCE BROOKE,
WM. LAwR1E NEwBoID."
Should the staff Of engineers arrive by
the middle of August, land there is every
reason to believe they will, if not sooner
they will have sufficient time, In accor-
dance with their intentions heretofore ex-
pressed in many of the agents letters, not
only to construct the dam before the usual
time for the water to rise, but to make such
progress in other matters, for the speedy
future completion of the work; so that
the miners of Alpha and Omega and other
localities in the immediate vicinity, who
have so long time looked forward to the
consummation Of this enterprise, as the
means of developing their immense re-
sources, may now confidently look for the
full Realization of their brightest hopes and
anticipations.
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sa We have been requested to state that
Mr. Frank Schmerbauch. who was killed at
the Race Course, has no family in the Atlantic
states, as has been stated by some Of our CO.
temporaries.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

The new steamship Polynesian leaves
for Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, on the
18th inst.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07
Benicia Female Seminary.

nth semi annunI Session Of this Institution Min
n commence under rcn ewedly favorable ansTgres an
iuesday LIST day Of August, 1854 The Trustees lsieye
mat their improved facilities for The accommodation of
boarding scholars added to the combined exertons of
perienced and able teachers Will render he Seminary
IN re than ever worthy of liberal patronage Parents
and Guardians are invited to examine the Circular copies
Of which may be obtained at the Office Of this paper Ad
dross Rev T. Woodbridge J President OF the Board of
Trustees, or SAM,L C. GRAY Sec'y.
Benicia, June 1854.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

Heahhy.-There were but ten deaths il
Marysville during the month of June.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

WAmong the passengers by the John L..
Stephens are siXty-ninc ladies and thirtynine
children.
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G. b. ovERToN. M. d.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
LAvING obtained his profession in one OF ine prncl
] pal Medical Universities of the United States, auu
studied under the Surgeon Professor
Dudley and practced his profession for nineteen years
hopes give general satisfaction in the pracoo OF Meu
cine Surgery and Obsetricks ONCE on Main street,
e 1t dcorto Frisbies Saloon l05n
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07

&IGHT CHECKS on Sacramento and
~ San Francisco in sums to suit purchasers
par. Jan'y 1st. '54 H. DAVIS
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-07
Skillman f. Bro.

~ AVE in store and are in weekly RECENT of nil
Ss~ kinds Of Groceries, &c too numerous 10 iIenon
to which they call the attention of purchasers will be sold
al reuuceo rates. Main street
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Nevada, July 5, l854.f
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liz
PORT HUDSoNPer Gipsey IS hhds sugar Degea,&
Gmper. '''
BAYOU sARA-Psr steamer Lauro Hill sugar s9 bbla
noatses Godons0 do do EGarad G.Osundries order
GOLD ATER-Psr steamer Dove liz bales Curry
Gun &eo2s Ward syks. Nobie-32 senhana2
Williams Wsms bathurst &eoeaO Nagen co1o Ban
den William. aco--ls McIenors currn Cronrudss
Adam-s f Waker ScoB Owen Williams heo-4 L.
sna aso r, sa n pe1san aGos n ? Cooper @
j L Johnson-supdries TO order.
steamer Empress, lo9 hdds tobacco Graham
Williams &co - do DO Short Turner Wilson eco
DO DO aewstt Weston ae.2s W Eobnon25 casks bacon
coll Saith Robertson and ssegs5 DO DO
u tagging Miller and ibis lard oil
Bard AdanI30 kegs butter Goaldnat &se
s Do ustsr Noon 90 ~ so GEN.
Hunt and Jenssl6 cook hhds tobacco
ST. Lous-Per steamer Peter Fslcn hhds obaccosundea
NASHyLLE-Per T65 hhds to
order
MNDENPe 1sabeIa 2,s balqs cotton Rawln5 Dun
He5iarson Prate, Perkins Campbell romryg hcoG
IS aEa ?onassGs Williams Philip &262 Caddy cfu!eher
eraasd Nay vas@ol Fsry. ary aso-sT s%i4es,
Badg GoHnne and eol4 Cowsn Dyke and Huuungway
Rug.y; glair and co.. TUNER Wilson aud cos6
ofite-l53l bales cotton.
Bqshnnn Carroll aud c5O Bander Williams honey
F Wyeh5as cuHngs Stuart ard coa Campbell! slrong92
ordls Faey Jury Rouliu--s Bugsy Blair nd Co
capss and c. H Terry and co4 i ar
Hnd James 6iS baeH cotton SO hides bales peea
order.
bales cotton Wright Williams oo.4 Lloyd Jonn-iS2
Brrnasr, williams and co28 heMshn-I4s and Jonas
aIsdden and Golf Fearn, Doncgn balss cotton.
| cAMDEN-Per steamer New World; 81 bales cotton
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EXPORTS.

BosTosBrg NJ DAVIS $50 hhis and 50 bb ausar
iaaaep, stayss 5.3 =
MOBILE Oregon corn oata vhtsy
-four, "a bdls has.
MATANzAs-Bnk Alnab, em,y bills hid hoops, 900
bricks. 7T - '77'5T
TAMPA BAYshr Roulsss bbI flour racka corn 100
do casks bacon bb polk do brand bIlss
drea
MoBEsehr Florida ss satks corn OATS 1871 bran
batos hay so bbla whisky.
IL?
LyERPoo-shp su1nusr cp..on saek corn
$4,000 staves. '
LIYERPooI4-shp Tfnnausbar. a4ii bals4 cotton.
LVERPooLShp Shanghai 1o bales cotton 4s3s corn
$40 - " " N'
LIPERPQ0L-Sbp Agananinon, 1874 bales cotton
Charles -four DO do
IS do whisksy 10 ssts bacon 10 hams kegs lard
osp 100 do candles 10 do 100 coils ope pcs ggiug 1855
sack. corn, 20 dc coffee. 47e'
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infalbe for the RUPTURE in all its
yma ara popularity afflicted proclaim
70 their friends heartfeltio 81 curedadicaly
cured BY the of
sIERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REhfEDYniil
The this country, we'll m throughout England
and their appreciation Of this
tive Tm while they the only that
principles Surgery As tdter in
se in action from all light, elastc comfortable
closes completely hernai ring and perfectly the
any But here let it observed that no
aane the that the unfortunate look
cure equally much oits correct application
familiar anatomy the body for the adaptation
truss will result from it, as Dr. lawrence the ee
English Hernia, ably Argues Is one OF the noe
operations in mechanical surgery
sSr RUPTURE REMEDY external application, whiehs
absorption and adding NE
preventive when there IN he eWi
abdomen predispotion to rapture:
proprietor ths popular Truss and Remedy
who the study and treatment of Hernia
examination select acou thc rght
aiss and sbspe 10 promote a speedy and radical cure.
tF- Particular attention given to Rnptued Ghldi a.
PLANTERS their SLAVES CURED without
interfering labor enhanced in VALUE and USEFUL
NESS. =, -, :, -. M, ,,s, =. or1pTrpr
REMEDY worthless limitations mnat be 70
the number Of tbs and inquire
Tor aud have psrsonal ntsryieg with
DR.. SHERMAN,
t.bas Iysp 10 st. Charles treet.
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EsAHNEsTOCKS v.

TIAHNEsTOCKSz VERMIFUGE. From A
! N g.. e, to the prSPfso
make exception favor of this Fermiuge only
e5 rR n s
ter in Illinois, formerly of Louisiana and is dated
nsss.. snAwSEkT2ws, Nh June iS5a
FAHsEsToeKs yERailFu in the practice medicine this
It as i for the for wheE
' e al s
have aod great quantity aud has invariably given great
'A' '' II sYMSiEs, D.
Sold yhossss and retail 9y all the principal Dggsts and
~ ENUINE HEIDsIECK co. CHAMpAaSEs.
Co Eage herooors agent he United States
for the sale their Wines who this day from business
cARpMrs cHARLEs ENeLER, heretofore Sole Agent for the
beg inform that hays appointed MeaaIs cRAMER
United States Canada
have accorded to our brand and for this shall send
which the same has attained in your market,
she brand IN its pure and genuine quality would simply submit
Th hs we beg to sa particular attention
through 6eisoo Agent Mr. Il salmon, after
When 1884 the old dissolved senior partner alone sue
express ssion was sarsd tbs pvssu Of aaE MN s SS
s s t. he on late
present firm in ike maladae sacrs s M
Ne our mark from ss
I s. I oh a' @
and around the ots No other house entitled while
known in the United States. We have the honor be
Rams, December Is, 1885, HEiDsIEcK CO.
The subscribers being appointed agents for the South
pints. which they offer to the trade at New York
| ianaT SIN 81 Camp street.
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Gteam hoabb. ..
America, johnson, from Nashville.
= u Jnnef johnson, from WHITE Oak Shoals.
Peter Tslion, Box, from St Louis
new World HYATT, from Camden.
Empress Van Duaen, Louisvle
W Downs, Clarke from Red River.
Dove, Phillips. Lom Cold Water
Isabella, Marshall, Mndep.
Lsusel Hill, Cotton, from Bayou Sara.
Gtpsy, IRE, from Pot Hudson.
lovhoat Louisville, Palmer Passosoed
aslh ult bark big Rapido-brough up Zip
Patriot and bark Jonathan Goodhue.
Iowboat Phenir CroW the Passes-towed
18th nit ships Horizon Ashland. Kate Alice
brought up shp Ocean and brig Joaquin.
Iowbost Pop0s, Brown the Passes-qwei
Cres. II
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IMPORTS
REOETpTs an pRonucp


CALIAO-Bark Jonathan Goodhue. $50 touR gusno.
APALACHIC0LASss mshfp America 100 bbls naval Htore
RIO DE JAEEiRO-Bafk Crisis, AGO bags coffee
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sITNDRII

GUNDRIES- ~
( 100 hills S. s. Boyes Rose WHISKY; A.
- 200 bbls Fletrhera Extra sgt.-
100 quarter casks Domestic BRANDY; VI.
$50 eishth do. do. q 'l4-s -
100 bbts choice OIL; I'D.
rs bbis Fietchet'a Vapor WHISKY;
400 boxes Wfedeuler STAR CASDLESt
500 boxes g. Gamble do do;
SEQ quarter do. do;
$50 hbis Choice Small White gfANS;
so casks Choice Cincinnati BACON SIDES.
For sale by JOSEPH LANDS Co..
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AMUSEM ENTS.
DLlcTpRs YARaETIEs, aransr rtrs.t..-

DLACIDE'S VARIETIES, Grayier street.
u ~ COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT 10 Hbn MARY STUART,
la.s Plssa. yss, h. Tie Msnbers q she TyPoGRAP
SATURDAY EVENING psrfsrnanes conn
with tragedy VENICE ~ ths Goa
tsxen Or ts Typographical Association Beyasys NfA
stuars with the Farce o FOX AND
by the Amsteurs; Mrs Bouneer, Ma. Elliott. t5i
ApssprEoxse Fret and Second Ier aud Pafqnssts
15e Bores Third Tier coorad porsons oniy so Gae 3sc
Private Boxes, Us. s$sa8t
f Doom open hapns o'clock; performance
at d quarter before 3 O'clock precisely. je7qt
IMAM RICE'S AMPHITHEATRE- ~ St.
Charles street, oppos Perddo strestAetng and Stage
Manager, G. w. LEWELLEN.
az Last Night but Of the Popular Tragsdlan Mr. LYNNE
Ey Tbs Enire Strength Of the Company will sppear;,
SATURDAY EVENING" o. The performances will eonBehcs
Tragedy OTELLoo hello M. Lynne lago,
Mr.. AIlsn nesdeona Miss some FANCY DANCE Mile
Josephine. Of The SPECTRE BRIDE
GRooM-Dggsry Mr. W. r. smtb AIdvinile, Mr.. Kembe
Iayinia, Mss Kembe
~ Doors to be opened quarter past q and Performance 20
quarter before prseisefy
PEcE9 Circle cents; Ckdrep IS cents:
Gallery, IS rents; Borsr eoored PERSONS 80
w Tickets may procured applying at the Boz
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NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY.

Z III i n Ws
Ladies' Drassmake and
kind DONE kind Of work made ASTON
by hand and At VERY Low PRICES by E Inc
management Of WILSON'S NEW PATENT ROTARY SEWING
MACHINE.
~ All Kinda Of SEWING for Families Hotels Steamboats,, etc.,
promptly attended to.
sGWING MACHINES and good aupply Of MA cHriIE NEE
DIES, SPoOIS, THREAD suabls, and
for sals. Apply 10 ST. CHARLES STR EET, up stairs
j, HuFTY, Agent.
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.EMoRANDl

The bark Jonathan oodhu Caa reports having l4h
February latitude sasS South longitude West
mails with bark Eddge Spoke the sd February latitude
445 South Longitude $3.50 West the bark Italy wha bound
Gvenport the 25th March, off Pesnambuco Norris
tyhaI bauud LIN!
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rsyHE UNDERsIGNEp aalvIss anna
-rgyHE GRAND SALOONS OF 3. JACOBS,

I No. IS CAMP STREET.
public ft inst They contain the
valuable snd 0s
Cor Drawings Impressions eey EasrasrnSr
Marble baase with a.aer
AT, svsr xhbtsd h TIA saatk. =.4-i5-l4
Strangers and ctizans particularly n
uarisasd and nsises ssasasss 80
the Fine Arts.
u ms DAGUERaEoTYrE DEPARTMENT in its various In
any Daguerrean Estahiahmenl
Ia Europe this country
PORTRAITS executed in finest ayle known the by
equal 70 tie eooEed
Miniatures displaying the the
ordinary me thod.
IT The stock Of aEnALLl0Ns, LocgETs, Iisas ssI
PINS Fine Gold asws ashnr
furnished at the Manufacturers
@ All orders accompanied
cash. lhs Iy Sensitive, prepared rs T. JACOBS for opeac
$40 per isr. 6s9p
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y. Be,e5. Chandler,

COLL e G 7 @ R.
NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS, etc..
rzs- ofoa at CoRsoN Il ATaIsTRoNGs, 50 Camp street.
ksg- osce Hours from I TO ioA M, and sto6Pa.
t RefsenceH. T. Lonsdaie ]. Lands Co.. and Corson
.. mia 1ym2p
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ST. HARLES BILLIARD ROOM,
~ uader the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
under the ST. Charles Hotel
hitherto PLAYING have been, during The past
entirely rehed and the TABLES which are OF the best
manufacture, have been thoroughly repaired. . /,
IF No expense render popular and central
P nss q an a'Ds' A'As ''1' a. W. MERRIAM.
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lied that my reputation already ucenty established.
nan attendance from in the morning until O'Clock night
W. WATSON, NJ. D.
No. II Cusomhouse street,
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DINE APPLE CHEESE-50 cases. For sale
III mills E,L sIoNE CO., Grower s,sss..

attempt to rescue him SO exceedingly delicate |
and difficult. The soil in which the workmen |
are endeayoring to effect their excavation is
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LAKE STEAMERS.
MoRTLE-
EToR MOBILE Daily o. &. Mail

N1fUR IBBIEE---Daily q. s. Nail sssss !.
"a ST. I'm
IS, PASS efIElsTfkN and FhseAGfEi w
sHiepde IN ssfs chs "a ~ tFss
Lsks aepeSs ~. IL Az sbsse sss
Will savftAs sfsise9d VA ty srftss
isss " taa ~ ~ tiy sass Nh
aaa sAT esIAYss songs aad Vi NosDA ~ va
III ss
kz TNs VIE sfat ofes XIII srs v4srtv
uciacs ,deity. RI EDfEs. agent VA Ask sf
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!. .Dgsdicisass. pe..f 'ssasse9sW, csc

E1ys,stss. Medicines. F1es.f ssassessN. ssG
NM s.bseyiber wonld respectfully call the attention Of
p1nasrs Physicians Families 70 ha web assorted atok
article of busneaa, al which. on
ppinasr viii Ne found FRESH AND GEausE
~ ni,i ~ kTER AND MEAD of the quality szs%
on with all the popular Mineral aseia
LICK, aG etc. Bar Ronna sppi
t faq9 ps T. ate THOMAS RANKIN,
All dswa passiat and Aposhsoa Camp and fe7drassss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-03

EMPTY BOTTLES 80 gross Porter bottles.
quarts Pts 1900 earet end pints Tor SAILS
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-03
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-03

Kp EEY-27 bbls Mess and Prime, in store, for
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-03

pICKLES-40 cases hale gallon jars Under
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-03

IA ssissbv A, +. COCHRAN 4 HALL.
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