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TtmtIu Btrsrs.

Heaven help us all in these terrific days,
The burning sun upon the earth is pelting
With its directest, fsrcest hottest rays .. ..7@
And every thing is melting
Fat men, infatuate, fan the stagnant air,
In rash essay to cool their inward glowing, 4
While with each stroke, in dolorous despair,
They feel the fever glowing!
The lean and Iathy find fate "a hard,
For all dry. they burn like any finder =
Beneath the solar blaze, till withered, charred
And crisped away to cinder!
Fen stoics now are in the melting mood,
And vestal cheeks are most unseemly forid,
The very zone that girds the frigid prude
LIS now intensely torrid
The COWS lie lolling in the deepest shade;
The pigs are all a-wallow in the cutters,
And not a household creature-cat or maid.
But querulously mutters, .%
"'Tis dreadful, dreadful hot,n exclaims each one.
Unto hissweating sweltering, roasting neighbor
Then mops his brow and sighs as he had done
quite Herculean labor!
And friends who pass each other In the town
Say no good morrows when they come together,
But only mutter, with dismal frown,
sWhat horrid horrid weather! ~ =. Hr
But Joye Is wise and equal in his sway
How eer it seems to clash with human reasou,
His fiery dogs will soon have had their day,
And men shall have season s.
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.ayer's Cherry E.ectoral.

-
WTE INVITE The At e.
Wv TENTION Of the Public to tho & t.
Certificates appended below, and bespesk ] ESSSEN[fR9
for them that candid consideration which II XhSSSN
their honest frankness deserves %sffR*fA2-AS
Men in such stations many who youn- Y # .4s4v~@H
tatiiy bear witness the efficacy and NJ -, %$&AaA
value OF CHERRY PEGTORAL, do not VI EA w ~
wanonly rta with distor facts, RI &sff41
oyerstate their convictions Judge then, E 1A\
whether this the medicine ~ 4 @sft11--A
when relieffor the throat
whether family have by them
against the where prevailing wch steals
with fatal frequency almost flock and carries off the lamb
from many home. -,
]. C. AYKR-Sir: The CHERRY PICTORIAL is much in
aDsd Seers best Physicians have used it. three of
them in their always with the happs effects The
medicines always before ncredu
gard and only after undoubed evidence sf
value article that thing like confidence can be
cited.
nnyaed excellence of this combination of agents n the
CHERRY PECTRA proved beyond osy by repeated trial under
their observations compelled medical proclaim ahohd
its usefulness beyond all doubt the remedy have
athe Pulmonary Affections climate the time sedatve
aId combination of
10 the viii uhRcrbe myself
Rpectfniy, obi Getvet JAS. Fl. c. MILLER, NJ D.
ALLRsAs, Mich, January 10, 1883.
Dear sr No 10 oNKnan woman hdcan be tonnd
deny that the CHERRY PICTORIAL all that 1t
There much vicinity although known until recently
7 he community should know its virtues Yours truly,
JOHN R. KELLOGG, M. d.
s Prepared by JAS AVER Practical and Anayca
Chemist, Lowell, Mass, and by sll Druggista.
]. WRIGHT Co.Ne
ie2s smdaW Wholes
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a a IT6 mSs 81

O. lsaEHza1 3 a 1Tl@ N s..s s!E !
ROUTE from niagara Falls via Lake
s. wrenee Ths Amenean steamers omag ae cypress and
ueoe connecting ogdenzburgh Cape with
railroads for New York Burlington Saratoga Springs and gostoni
Champan Railroad for Portland, White Mountains
Boston and New York E3"
BAY STATE Capt Ledyard, NEW YORK, Capt Chapman
daily o'clock Cape Vincent
and competing VIII ne Eysr passing
ST. Lawrnce daylight and arrive Montreal ats O'clock
dsy. in time for the Quebec boats.
Passengers leaving Buffalo at O'clock hsve s hours and
those leaving o'clock have four hours Niagara ais The
10 O'Clock train from Buffalo at Lewiston time for the
Buffalo, arrive ogdensbrg o'clock morning
leave immediately arriving at Boston at halfast o'clock
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
NoRTHERNER Captain chlds leave Lewiston
half Niagara Falls touching Rochester owego sarkeps
HaboI Kingston Clayton and with
sad hs
Meeting with the ogdenbug Boston Railroad for Rouses Point
Burlington Boston, and with the Express Train Cara at
daily Sundays excepted the
fao and Niagara Falls Railroad O'Clock afdng
gers pleasure viewing Brocks Monument Queenson Heights
the Great Wire Suspension Bridge the magnificent the
Niagara RIVER through to Moneal direct leaving at half
pass clock giving full four hours visit Niagara
time the passing all the Thousand ands
light changing boats and taking Of the splendid
rahng and dashng Of the noble ST Lawrence arriving
e. o'clock the ns Sr hs boats
The of the American Line built expressly speed
comfort having all the equipments for saty required BY law
with spacious and beautiful ppe cabin entire length
OF the boat.
~ Passengers procure full information Office
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
Offices in Cataract House and International Hotel Nagarn
Falls- my1
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BALLoU,s HISTORY OF CUBA.

We make few extracts from this new work,
recently issued from the press of Messrs s. G.
Courtenay & Co., New York:
DWELL A CUBAN MILKMAN
Few matters strike the observant stranger
with stronger sense of their popularity than
the Cuban milkman's mode Of supplying that
necessary aliment to his town or city customers.
He has no cart filled with shining cans, and they
in turn filled with milk, (or what purports to be
milk, but which is apt strongly to SAVIOR of CO.
chituate or Croton,) SO there can be no decep-
tion as to the genuine character of the article
which he supplies. Driving his sober kline from
door to door. he deliberately milks Just the
quantity required by each customer, delivers it,
and drives on to the next The patien. animal
becomes as conyersant with the residence of her
masters customers as he is himself, and stops
-unbidden at regular intervals before the proper
houses, often followed by pretty little calf,
which amuses itself by gazing at the process,
while it wears a leather muzzle to prevent its
interference with the supply of milk intended
for another quarter There are doubtless two
good reasons for this mode of delivering milk in
Havana and the large towns in Cuba. First,
there can be no diluting of the article; and sec
ond, it is sure to be sweet and fresh-this latter
a particular desideratum in climate where
milk without ice can be kept only brief period
without spelling. Of course the effect upon the
animal is by no means salutary, and Cuba
COW gives but about one third as much milk as
our own. Goats are driven about and MIXED in
the same manner
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IL GUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE KIDEEYs-FuIsher
testimony from Missouri favor of GERMAN BIT
ERS prepared by DR. c. NJ JACKSON Philadelphia acknowledged
by all respectable medicine
for the the above diseaaes. 5#C
READ AND BE CONVINCED
W. ADAMS Publisher Argus No. July H. 1851,
said 81 last low weak not be able
stand at the longer than bottle
German btter which entirely used
bottles sent two bottles $50 miles friend who had
been sick long believe
them to to he he superior to any medicine in use.,
p HENDERSON, Glasgow, Mo-, August 1851, said "Your
btters beginning here bottle
and has been the selling about dozen
X HARDING, St. Joseph, No., June 9l lsb said Your
medicine doubt a people
to know them have had hem wenyopr hours and
have sold seven bottles Please send another lot
Dr HElTZ Paris, Mo- March said Your Bitters
have better satisfaction where they have
uaed than other medicine with which acquainted
G They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE PROSTATE the
system.
~ For sale by respectable dealers in Medicine where
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.. New orle ana,
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A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = Fol

"a Z
~ THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF AILNATIoNs.
Open Day and Evening" Except sundsy) from sA
~ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADM1TTANcE, will be the price
hi
@ %.s i ss
n Quite
large number and
es Marble
a1sis
he 81 s 81
n,ss s s fSAE FAE RsH s
ss % ss Il ts @ S H.
Altogether the Crystal Palace encloses ar
several days With discrimination and ncessan
.aa & Flsd Il Music will b.
costing On.
United a's slns
ysnSn Discovery BY specimen model product have san
Second GOLD MEDAL costing One Thousand Dollars or it's
% At ss s
% most Worthy Of such
's s":s s ~:
I worthy I
FoUnTH FIVE MEDALS costing Hundred Dollars eaoh
their equivalent plate Artists whose
since the frs, opening the cssa
exhibited therein aforesaid shall
such distinction next after the excellent Aforesaid
The abst and Jury ha. he selected
to the before the first Of June
the Exhibitors Inventors possess
sufficient to entitle them distinction
All articles which deemed worthy this Grand E1
E4 as Ma RSH n 81 Ali a nd WITHOUT
An efficient Police in constant and the
used articles exhibited the Assoa
discla accountability arclss
All Umbrellas Canes, the door
As the Crystal Palace Bonded Warehouse
mtted 70 packages of size Of the building
No Checks and admitted the Ticket
my1atf F. T. BARNUM President.
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DANCING-MUSIC.
FASHIONABLE DANCING AoADEMY. .,

NHASHIUNABLE UANCINU ACADEMY. "A
p. cLssEY respectfully Informs the Ladies and ~
OF New Orleans tbat his DANCING ACADEMY isaM
now open at t
Canal neets where be will teach all the FAsHOHABLE
DANCES.
gon CHLpnKsMonhaya, Wednesdays Fridays from
r. till dark Is
W Pvnte Ladies' Gentlemen every day from
A. IltTg -
~ Class for Gentlemen, from TO O'Clock, nsH
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ssTAR PLANNING MILL, corner Of Hercules
~ Caiope keeps constantly
DRESSED FLOORING, CEILING and WafkiGs BOARDS.
Lumber sawed and dressed order the shorsstaoti.
and SIN
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EyRENCH AND SPANISH TAuGHT RY
N NEW SCHOOL oN GOOD Old PRINCI.
FOR RENT.

ESOR RENT.-A we'll located and roomy Lot,
corner Of St. Joseph and ST Charles Streets for storage
Coal, States, Bricks &e, will be rented low. Apply at
my9s is BANK PLACE.
STORE TO RENT.-Immediate posses a
NJ sion givenThat large four story brick store, {grante E
opD known 2e New vee Matches Alley Poydss
street. for rent To good tenant
granted. For further particulars apply
apIe BAEELLT 4 CO., 81 Common straet.
STORE TO T.-Po Possession given LIST a
~ October neIThe three story brick Fulton I'LL
between Girod and Nore Dame street
Of Grod Broom sreet running through from Fulton
Levee street. having granite openings both To good
permanent tenant, terms will be liberal. Apply TO
apis BARELLI 4 CO., 81 Common street.
HENQ RENT-IMMEDIAT POSSESSION GIVEN
The three-story STORE Fulton street.
Grod and Noe Dame Girod Run
through from Fulton New Lvee having
font, opening both
For fur her particulars, apply 70
~ BhRELIJ h Common stree.
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NUMBER l4l.
DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICE NO. ss ST. CHARLES STREET
Will regularly this city A, an bur
day snndsy for
the Office, or Is cents wees, payabls Carriers,
THE CIRCULATION
Of the Daily Weekly is sueh A. 70 o6sY ash.
medium 70 Advertiser. As
FAMILY PAPER
early Of citizens and
articles sold families be sdvytS in
s columns. Nc the city creulses among
OTR TERMS
such invite the attention patronage public
ApvxRTIsIHs:
Per Square Of Ten Lines In PeaF
Every subsequent tnaeFt1on 50
Advertisements charged
liberal Discount will made with those who advertise
for shorter time.
charged accordingly.
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aDD FELLOWS REST-Vaults in this
W Cemeserycan obtained by applying O. PERSON
No. Alley; JAMES FURNEAUX Secretary
Odd Fellows Hall Of Camp and
Csmpseet The price Vaults hodng Lodges
for tho burial of member members
child, all other price
$50 invariably the purchase Of
nationreapseiiugt the i" Rest apply TO
10. PERSON, Z Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. FuRNEAUx, at the Odd Fellows'Hal
JAS. .FUnHEA Secretary. my9 lyoe
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II EMONS-976 boxes Fresh Lemons, 276 box
landing the brig Catarna
Term sale by R. +. NICHOLS co, 90 Camp jya46t
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SAZERAC BRANDIES. - The subscribers,
~ being agents importers
SAzERAC BRANDlEs keep constantly hand full supply Of The
medium well the odat vnage 1885,
i7s 1906 invite the of trade,
connoiaseur the above being Pure and Genuine article.
VIM. E. LEVERICH d CO., Agents,
ieat IAye4 4ptree
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ssECRET TDIsEAsEs-office 80 Customhouse

NsSECNTI IUIbIJfApE0-OIHCG oz CuSlUmh0uSe
" between Royal and Bourbon streetsDR. JAMES
Of the
appalling that they obtain certain
speedy without Basam Cabebs other
Poisonous Drug from three to days without ineny
himself upon trial they do effect
charge made possession
all Union the
ncurahe by celebrated Physicians
these Remediesn this city the
the Of these Remedies
produced whatthey perfect
cures that the afflicted avail themselves Of ther
truly proydena discoveries Dr. has located psrma
nenty Customhoue No. 49, Private Rooms
served. ES- Office hours from to PM ebl3 ly1p
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YEyHE GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOBS,
n No CAMP STREET

VEyHE GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOBS,
III No. ss CAMP STREET,
We're to the ths st inst They contain the most
Gors Drawings Print Impressions Of the costly EnRravnvs
Psrian Marble and Bronze STATUETTES with
Art, exhibited In tho Soatb.
Strangers and ctizene, particularly Ia t,.Tg IS
amineee of ehargshs unrivaled and ssutassh
the Fine Arts.
E The DAGUERREoTYPE DEPARTMENT, in its various
and
In Europe, in this country.
PORTRAITS by
philosophical fully equal the
Miniatures displaying the features
peculiar to Daguerreoypes taken su
ordinary method.
faS The stock Of bfEDALLIoNs, ,LoCKETs RINGS and r
PINS, Fine Gold embraces and of the
furnished at the manufaeturers' prices.
~ Materials must accompanied b!
The Dry Sensitive prepared by E. JACOBS for Operators
warranted retain its chemical properties for 81.
siO per jar.
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THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST II, 1854.
EDJJCATION.

TX ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, di-
the supsndence Col p ALLEN Distinguished
Fnculty
The study that uauay Colleges rih
and Theoretic and Practical Engineering,
The buildings OF the Institute entirely rfted
pa ye and the for heating them nh compile
which lave rendered the nsue unequaed health
oughness Of instruction and srictness government
The eighth ANIMAL will
bs 1884, dolafs
Seon's fee W crtra) payable in advances 49,. .
address the supent nden At Military Institute Franklin county
Ky,n or the undersigned. p. DUDLEY,
jyis I'm President Of the Board
FRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
IL Monsieur ALEX. NELSON, No. st. Charles street.
TESTIM0NIALS:
Prof Neson please let whether will
oi languagesin the Kentucky Military Institute.
E.w. MORGAN, Jointsuperiniendsns.
Monsieur Nelson 10 decidedly
with, and a gentleman in ell his conduct.
Monssnr
Of The a. French and Spanish with elegance
well mysteries
ne and English Languages short
We have had opportunities Judging Of NJ
ronseienouay recommend
ssu safely that the bestwe IN
True Delta JAMES ~
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
~ PLESAnxou and careful Parents
shas Mrs lady o. Rev G. H. Williamson Rector Of
Proeante FrnHcsse" Rampant
enyi whose life has been devoted Teaching will admit her
| facliiie. for FRENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING. jana Iy
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AND MACARONI--250 boxes
v Italian. For sals by
autl A D. GRIEFF, a. CO.. 40 Old Leyee,
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q USPENSION BRIDG ES.-NOTICE
y BENJAMIN WATKINS, of Port Gibson, Mississippi
Bridge Builder notice that he will the Ma
pP Ohio sudaen other River in the United States
with SUSPENSION BRIDGES reasonable ready cash
He will srse, open sssupPo,tng IRON PER
pended either Timber Brick stone Wrought
Towers locations require and with either Strap ron Wre
the Washington
River from New York Brooklyn Wia
River from West Point to the Eastern shorer -
Cabt was suspended during the Revolutionary
Ia -AAE
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SHERRY WINE
~ is cases Duff Gordon's;
30 do. Romaro's Pale;
ny1J s. WOLFF. e5 Camp st
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SUNDRIES- -r. ==-
- 500 boxes STAR CANDLES;
800 half do. do
300 quarter do. do.
800 boxes OLETNE SOAP;
100 bbs Choice LARD OIL; N
50 do. No. LARD;
100 kegs do. do
| iSo half caska DOMESTIC BRANDY:
100 quarter do. do. For sale by
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U lME--l400 bbls. Thomaston, landing per
q A bark Mary, and for safe by
iyl4 A.DELAGRAyE d CO. 10 Magazine street.
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RITTERS-100 cases Boxers Bitters; rs do.
II German do. For sale by
mills WOLFF. 95 Eamp etreet.
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aall A D. GRIEFF, & CO., 40 old Levee.
ALT-10,000 sacks Liverpool, one fourth
~ fine, sale by COCHRAN HALL. jul
S0AP-Northern, Western and New Orleans
~ Brown Soap, for sale by f. HART a CO.,
ap27 10 7eTchoupltoulss street.
GARDINES-40 cases whole, half and quarter
- boxes tNantz brandt for sale BY
jy9s A. j. COCHRAN HALL, IS Grsvier t.
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ESOR GLASGOW-The A American TN
ship ALBUs, Capt Wyman, having all her cargo AAA4G
.nguged quick dispatch For passage only a;Py the
Isnntair hnard iqa z. WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp st.
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EESOR GLASGOW-The / fast sailing ,Ms
NY American ship JOSEPHINE, Captain Bornholm, AAAAA
loading Immediate dispatch For freight 500
bsiss Cotton apply 10 WHITNEY co., 81 Camp
l.s.. SnnIr 10 ihs Canan hnard
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o,.,,. IT,. Week Days: From IA. M to 6r.M.
0'''k h"ohS Sundays and Holidays From to ii A. NJ
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4 NOW PEAs-50 bags Carolina Cow Peas,
" Just received and for sale by
iys BARELLI CO. 81 Common street.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-06

Is attended with chills, succeeded by fever severe pains in the region of the Liver vomiting bitter taste yellow furred tongue, pulse full and bounding the pains in the side is increased by pressure should the left lobe be affected, the pain is generally in the left shoulder, with short dry cough, the skin becoming of salow appearance, and the stool clay colored.- This disease can be cured by the use of HOBEN- SACKS LIVER PILLS, as they act directly upon the seat of the disease and then operating upon the bowels they expel all the corrupt and vitiated matter from the system.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-06
FARM FOR SALE.

IA- for sale my valuable and highly improved farm, Fayetteville and thirty miles north of Van Buren, OF the nearest and best road between the two cities Said farm contains 40 of land, about 300 en- closed, and 250 in cultivation. This land is of the most superior quality, and watered by several very fine springs. It has upon it large and commodious dwelling house, which cost about S3O0O, containing eight comfortable rooms. spacious hall with two story porches in front and rear out buildings, etc. Upon this farm there are fine apple and peach or cards containing $50 trees of the choicest varieties This farm is from its situation on the road leading from south western Missouri to Texas and Louisiana one of the best stands for drovers in the State
 TERMS: Sl 900 cash, the balance from one to five years, with six per cent interest thereon.
 For further particulars address me at Boonsboro' Arkansas. T. K. KIDD.
 SaOtamhar 1S52 If
The true Democrat., 1854-06-06
CINCINNATI AND LITTLE ROCK
 SLATE COMPANY.

CAPITAL SToCK S6O 900, AND ALL TAKEN President, JOHN A. WARDER Secretary. GEORGE G. JONES.
 MOSES BROOKS.
 JOHN A. WARDER. Trustees
 R. BUCHANNAN Treasurer w. w. CONES Agent at Cincinnati. HENRY HOCKEY. Superintendent of Quarry and agent. Little Rock A. F. DYER.
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. President MOSES BROOKS: Vice President, Col. W. II. H. TAYLOR w. W. CONES, HENRY Rrorrrr J. D. VAN BERGEN, A. F. DYER J. A. ARDER, k. $. NEWTON.
 HENRY CRoss. . Orders solicited. Little Rock April l9 ,53 1y.
The true Democrat., 1854-06-06
Stoves, Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.

Stoves, Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. THE undersigned having purchased
 the right to manufacture and sell x2s& Jackson's patent double Cooking IhIO]xKg$ stove, in the State of Arkansas, .@ now offer them for sale This Stove for convenience and economy, is unsurpassed having two ovens of different temperatures with one fre- They have also on hand. an assortment of Cooking Stoves of various patterns stove pipe and stove fur niture Tin and sheetiron they offer wholesale and retail at reduced prices.
 Persons desiring to purchase the right to manufact- ure or sell the Jackson Stove in any part of the Sate can do so by calling on or addressing post paid)
 J. BRISBIN & CO.,,
 April Il '54 Main st., Little Rock