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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-29

WIN A'i 90 th'i' "' tvaiFHg evils, itHnonf except
rll no.maiigr h"w ecttre ur haw bong sttndnn.
The tathnlifun ia sBfassos other remedies i,i he.
ing moro ecrtsu lees peusive aud lrhN ii. tho .,s
ten Ia better condition, Let an Interested rai anl
,ii'i eiplitl 'f''l containing Ample pr,of, ium
NE lho-' TrTpecithie .ugirts, Of tho bsHeini results
Of - ure together with lettsra frt,,s bishiy .,,
Hrne"d fh}siciars, WHO have use. 10 Ia Iotr pfae-
nee and speak from fhor own obserafi9ns.
REFERENCES.
~, canandagua, =. y. 81. II. Miii.. ~. D., H"eis
ester =. "; u. y. ialtr, ". H.. EyTartls 81 Y p,.r
Dunbar y. a. Baltimore, Md ". W. keess. n. %.
Nov f"fh tiY ~. PIescuu, N. %. Canrurd, n II
y NeN'aau' " ~ tlica, 81 AeF. Z, 3. brand,
Pamphlet. isd gratis at the store II G. BuRr A
SON bnpsl.isi AreHt., Rutland, "; Rlsa sold by
roma A"iefi hailand; H. copeland Mtidleiuwn;
'hNhc'l T. az, i.rahdon tLarIes Chapman, Nu.d-
st"ek 9 q Nichols, iasfol'at. ai,f
afeat, a. Rqcerae, Olia.
T. ps. AAEcai'i - have been ten years troubled
WIN fmalr Com lniuifpf3lIpsus utef and All the
Hucuairg difficulties a. times rendering ntv iiIe
met nli- fahie. have had ne aiieuiaurr # -or,o
81 nc best ply i,ians- with but hide suteess tie
, NO, 'hr! o'Nig DO w7a a. tcesea cafo was ogt 81
me iieFt"h Yea i've month. hrtifc commencing
WIZ tout nodtiae, had not hoen shle a. p.ri1,fa
thY isl"H, could uai bat few sioi,s at iilt. and
.''ieciy wenl pui % tDur.lp short aa. com leir
~ pnruainfi, hofi Boz body ant uai. ADD esltried
u dfsR uHi th' ret Of ni} days b. tuHariur and m-,
- hit reading ysaif AL advertisement a.a- inal.td
90 Ia your in"aiHibie medrtiir called itsfine "a
ihuitr' o., a. ttr tt fe..If. had not fsea 10 a wei
b'lnf' i.i nae another woman. sy the uso 1fiinre
bsiNrs Nas enabled 10 peri rl ali ffe labor if "a
=" iif itiniF Wi'h ease, md cuid WAX 1HYts more
49, ibo ntieuborf1ta ss'iIuul iHidu, Nuthinr bui :
scnsr 81 uy drft guH ans g. tir ffetrf ha. t,,
ducfd me g. siHlf iny rose 30 900 pnta.r. ~. ssf.
y recommend iho preparation 90 all those sufrriss
hke nYfrlL f~igusdJ Af.. sanaH 4. Bisitsg
Freedom, Poitsse Co., Ohio.
j, u. MAHtHISi q Co, Praurtetors
central Napuft lHl BROADWAY. < 4
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Clements Snlcndid Line Of Nifainers



,nl the Railroad tram rhiraro g. - 'stle and -.
l,asi. G,rniur the nu.t PERFECT and COMFORT
ABI.E RDNTi a. ST Lou iS--lirst class fteaiufrs
fsTn UaUy Lin, brtWocu Ia sale and ~ Louis.
DO I'M. Ruuic affords 90 Traveller, either Tor
p.st-utc nr hi,oel., advantage not rn sed by any
other. Tha Bt,ats ui tho line On the North Passage
sip less rs nscd fu tho stormy and rough weather
r,dent a. = tfip by the Nuuth shore aud are MT sub
ert To- any dcrufiuus thai nihrr lines b, iur in
~ rau. iiiicuu of cuiu. The picture que beauty
tuI magnificent grandeur 81 she Detroit River, n On
loved nom thc mobile fteanrfs ct tile Limo, has 80
r1ipi TIE iailraid ffoiH Betrit Ia Chicago passes
lr-aeb al the principal towns Of ilnPniianoo i Mich
ipsu1n advantage Dot enjuNUd hy aay other Route,
and on, tit, entities precedence over MT others
0HrBsgstrr conveyed from the care O. the Boat
fNLE 0f CH NNGE, by delivering their Checks 10
tiu Agcni the TRAM OF at tlic D,1t, and checked
through ON tie Route
arb ". WHITING ia Frcielt Agent iur tho
Iiuc, Otiire On ~ g. Il. u, Dock, Buffalo. Also Gen
srA Forwarded WA forward Freight If any kind,
n any direction, nv any mode at Conveyance, ~ the
low s-t rates sud " iih dispatch. NAH Packages
~. W. Whiting, Buitalo."
Through TiClSotGs
tan he procured ii tue Agents ni tue Lime East ot
Buffdo and at the Office, NJ &. r. Il, Wharf, buffalo.
Passengers wishing 10 90 through by Railroad FROM
Gs.slo can have tickets exchanged by paying the Diff
iafcucc m fare. CHARLES h, NOZZLE.
HuGaia, 1881. Geterlf .9ges, Bfgaa.
~. n. YAfslDpftN, .9yraf. Rfftaaa 2iif
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Ry ~ h. Ia Cnais. ALBANY. e.. y
a FA1l--, and ~ ZINE PLAIN AND col.
Hca iWhrfarls snd ristcs. ''
PRICE THE.FTY-TYpE CE.NTS
rFni ffrf 81 teritFr e. aHy l,sn Dfur Uni.a
( ffE4r book ever palllHhsd aud ,.y,.t,t
N-he'i3 a'ahi' itu qusnhp ~ reading matter M
say no thf Alif cent 30 diaiHf plffifaf.aas ="
n ifesiF ~ ihe rif .iuhlsy IL nfaffI.g. .st d.
riri lhhrniisos nhi 'sr+Hfs a. gutti aaa ,.sf.i,
trsHHinf tuifu strftrfs Nllch destroy lie 49,
~. msial !''"efal az oteHses arisinF frm nd.ete
hiHi hiit giaiN ana simple rules Win "a bfh "a ~.
flis can ru1t t4rnisrifts Nifhnuf iusffuft 80
author iIiseff aiififs rn n.fna.o lfa d..-...t
ait'ia aha lhfif iHirrflfs niiH rtl.f.gIti
HAfir- 'furifatnv he auEfnmY GOD tl,.t.i ~ ~.
iirr4tFs - i4r ffpffsnufttf t1gsfa ~ is.fi u. !,
H0lfiafrfi uart aHd ilnflnn- itf..trrir. l., f''.ii
sfi7ii hihis Ca firas rsfsi1, las. ng t,s,y.. '-
~'n Nfrff'air itr Ht4frfIols fF met % rgse 80,
Consulting ~ lsers. u tfssff n all aissa.,- ~
n4lfs, Nlfihff u1fred 70 sirsif. Hint 49,.
atsiff H. n'ff fhiidfsn. suansrfr " b. rsaa,,, 49,
lfai 80 iri'ff ronsuinnf ahY dnstnf ought h. -,
-. I, ','ii 'es'' .i' seisd} Hsarrsilea ., ih,ss
i'' - l-'3 fiii $40 itus guard ag1insf NJ NO.
.il4 ~ V'afhri5 fa pfgFAirhf iH roflll0.. ,.i,.
usn'a ite 4afah'Hsf n i'epaltg sisss. III ~.
MI sf.eh as b. SVEN b. nir u.fk " '~'
81 1ft'fai sufh. ftiiH o. go ffai ~ tsiset aha 80
,sli De- aafni fiasa is-.kr, o. r...ai.t 49,,
'HHif NffHffH ntafIifiH rf.s otif.s..... -
re- .HF ta.aff If "a frin = 1 f--.iai.
tt-..e -i'i.h 4na 90 ihr iHaf faenfr ysrrs ~
1f-h fsHl 'nt--Iiifa 1l'ar ue G.rfrfs,t f...s,.,.
nhirt hi- tsss fitars fffsssiftff - V,if a9E, 80
80 ifiaf'n tftfing aa osHfr lh q lfirf 80 f..s
NiH receive Hht % ~ nlf4it iffr ~ f4-fi ~ ~.
" =, 80 -oi,si saafsss ~. al o.. ~ CHGlk
y h.s'Ff sfIrsf ,. o., ~ 90 Ailsasf. Al
'iafs eiss ifesn o A. 4. o. ~. D., sea "a s..a.,
ktfniLHsT-Ne sIAtAYEa STARR ftss.
Va 400 f7''ai-g' aii'iayi r. -
obs $40 '5i7s9'E', eo - l's1S
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-29

TT uOD-pN, tum'r, iravei nuifsi0 wednesday,
x SstutJsys.
one afihs above Sp.eudil Steamer. will leave the
Nismg,n Vrntnd y. \. iipe Wharf ntauriurk =. VI.
~ on thr afsital " iho Lightning Trains iran New
Yutk anl Albany. KlnliHg through wa Nutih shore
vi,utl tndiua aTuuua 90 ilatrci She NEXT at moon
i time rsr the LrlitihV Tram iut Hhicafn, over n
heavy n h4l--a vol .tddri rsni, fee tfdin dust
comfortable higat ears hnt expressly iut tho route,
mo hr-j RaUtisd be- the Unsn cnnu-cfinR with
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-29

Farmers Farmers
ffpfDSE wishing 10 save MONEY and
i TIME, VIII mud 81 the Row Snrk Warehouse ~
HAhhEIf son, Any qalutiiy ct Farming impic-
nieHis Of tue VERY BEST QUALITY, ana at ~.
TAEMELN LOW PRICES
WHOLESALE AGENTS foH
Duuh'- : hi1igf 4afA'- Ftg hr- ai-1, Ihus, Robin
sons. pefkIns, M-isrf. Gnihy a Coz billiards, Far
y rils aud Wiasttd Man'G u.s. sHN THIS. huefles,
N,sir-r, Atss TO-, and lannon's new and 'ii
pattern - A'fil-
WHOLESALE AGENTS ron
SIatis 81 tN.sr frf, Bah a thiIfch, with " fost
ruftHt Ftattuirl-" and Plate Socket rnafbs- with
romtann rnss. WILLARD, NAirhr.def's and Van or.
nhu's iis5 and Manure Forks, Hone Drag and Hand
NAkrs.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Grant, GfslH ffsdirs tnd Planning Aiils Ffyihe
rianrs a Vsrinis sizes.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
the rtltlfaled Concnto acgthe Ride wsuani.i 70
Figb satisfaction. -0iid shsrh atd sfinf steel Hoes
cast eiatI. Plaied. irYn Hi1 Rsiirsd fhuveis,
saad.s Gsrdcn and lla1ri Nurs AID Eakes, HIRss
shear, hHsA ilpaks, aud free rsrrers
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tIBtSl ABsLRIISIHENI>.
WsrEsGs.
pEGEEAVR 9tSG. .gLALtJ.
is u.s ,aia.. sieas I'd ieYa 40 sHHHa
naa na srf faass l.1 tni hte
aF Mtl aatt
1Hfn t..a sulertN ffgsff.
n4Hpu suA~
FAUgS. foSBl gDH . ca.
fseffff
giuff t. rstofr Nles, &c.
~ ~ssfs -. tfeasY.
3. raftA. B. if. tt,-fi H..a. ass NhHtih
EMiSTJS CORNING & ca.
fsrgtsfHsoF
g,a-h4. Crrsa q ffaA Hgrl.sqv,
Ats sas.isst f,s, q, D i-sasa
MEXICAN EuN ar z.
is~~. Hru,. s,ttis AZ.
dtl rus a. nfsatNss, Albany.
q tu6Rlse. a.r rttf.as. lttaNtss g.
B8TmNUNG IgLiE.
f..s.rstr. sas isr-tils
iiARng ARF & CUTLER s,
bsn. ftrtrs. ser. a..
Sos. "a q si STATE 81. Albany.
ttEga ntfIH.at A.aI.EE WILLIE
---------..------.------------
AknuLERY uAHDW Agti
NATHANIEL WRIGHT.
isapon,y. .HaHsf ifHerE B,t',g IN
e. 500 49, rad4iog Waas.srt, Haaft Vlatas,
u.aa.t f.h.-t i,t. r-isti i.i.iftsf.
faaI f.a+aa4 Nata.a.
"llI.LN as HIaH.A.H
g.. 31i Roadway, earmir g iiamiiun -.
DHui.s a MED;cNEs.
.lRCIiIB. mn .hCLtRE 4 co.
Is ava .s ftsis .t. saeI BE- Ntfus f- Anaoy,
tf.rsi Wi-F.sis. iatei sad rrHeis s-e.ftnt.t
uIts. tarslst.rs, French aud tiaetfsAn
window t.iAsr. Dtr ~tuU., Erashe.,
faatpbius. ptutd. at. frasf " ga tsCiy
tFssf AfiSsis 90 tafiI llltl.
ARCHIBALD aai LIRE WN. A.htrE
DRUGS At WHOLESALE.
WILLIAM 4. ssHAHgfis y 90.
Impopers and Wholosale Dealers ~
Drnxs- afrdiciass, Psints, obs. Narnish-
-, Dyr stair. tfru~h.s, Csniph.nt,
BerHisg fistd, Freath,
LuGiish aad Amer
lean
HLNDOU GLASS;
.lpotiecar,es Giasa Hare C.fmicais and
Periimery.
NJ $50 4 'ea Broadway, Albany, n. =.
WM. 4. WHARTON. JOiiN =. 60 Tier
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-29

LOUISVILLE, July l3lh no
have examined the iist Of articles that con 10, h
Bulls Extract Of sareaparila, aud have hsfAtsa
saying that II Is safe and valuable compound lsqt
prefer u 10 any article la use for The isnsas st
from an impure state Of the blood aiut Of ts sys
] confidently recommend " 20 my friends a. bsis
powerful Extract and enc that 1 believe will ei-s 4
classes OF diseases, for which II ~ t,oommtulr q ..
according TO directions ! behave 1t "a be- a tsa.t.
succedan,um to Mercury - Nay, have niy ia.s
whether In the meet violent and protractei assl
Syphilis, accompanied with Nodes Trophe h. oarss fas
bones whether u ought not 10 succeed esrr oisrsf
H. H. McCoNACHiK NM
Honorary member Of the Medical socoy, PLilaiogtA
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We earnestly invite all persons who are suHsfag ~
any Of the Ills that flesh is heir 10, TO cali on "
Balls agent, aud get a copy Of bulls Family li.Es
GRATIS and for the sake Of humanity, boz, val
single individual viii not be found unwilling gutai
sarsapars TRIAL, after reading, ami fecoacliiF "a
same time that Il Is npossbr for the Doctor b. Ibl
the tenth part q tbs number Of certificates Of a,ag
cures reformed by bis sarsaparilln 1hs alooya
testimony Voluntarily thowered on Dr. Buiit sArsafsa
from well known and distinguished iudi,iduab bon
public and private life has been perfectly hs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-29

EDWIN 4. HARRIS.

fassnei FhyHiflirf 4 fAair EaasEsGment.
- ffaaasssi fts assn asaih I,rttsrs iias.f
f.si "a ~ largest - are hsass a 49, sists-hfst
~ fae aee taif4 Are fFtflb siar.us fa - a Lt.as
- f+fiiiefs ssa4'lfsrels1 ~ tss A. - 1900
sftAyf's - - Ne hssf rssisrsis az - tf. sd
s<s'r ~ffs
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How to avoid warm weather I.

go 30 g.. II. COLE - CO., M. 4 Mer-
VI chants Row, anu buy tARASOL aud
ran, ~ here may be found large assortment If the
most desrsbio patterns, and al prices es haa dec
ghfre,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-29
) Dwelling Houses For Sale

NJ NsFfH M tWtINs
> New and beautiful Cottage on Franklin Strtti,
- large and cufhtuDdnus.
4 Elegant iHu st"r, dwelling house neatly cunllu
ed aud ~ ~ be read, for family oa the Ltd Slay
on Cottage street
I C,annodiau, Dwelling House. ji-t flushed, -iit
nted on Pine street, and nov Offered az saie ~
J. & s. i.ANuON,
and HARRY ADAMS.
ercIr, one hafcssh dow a.. and tho uadice on ilin.
TO accommodate The puTChasef.
ApfiI ~. lsa4. liif
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NEW BOON.

CASH. DOORS, ANnni.iNDS--1he uHat rsistsd
- eutid announce a. The rifixrus a Eitianf, ana
stciaifi ihf he e. manufacturing ne ai=lte afi.cirs
chez f f cssl isn tlfy Lave srtf hacH enid a fiis
ttcan'tl r. ihae uhu ar hniidng, o. at.ltp hlia
atsad Gait slirnf4Hn a. my pufrr aAitH tiirj nag
saerlfaau b. addressing soc. plsi- i4aid.
htlh seasfautli iahd, asi ulato o. of.rr AZ fhH
siaiirtt ns'ss. Au ufstfs ifaa distance pfonlqilf
affrnfrf Co., e. " N.tfIs
~ aetllic, Arni ia l-fa l3.u
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Crockery!

4 Lsfrr Asssftn. sat- rorsi.nac ir nan - f.rH
n TAh hAsn TIA SETS, ss..ue Chm d... t,s.
aisd g., and ratai4a safp 81 40 tipa- 81 ore uts.
rst hasftrt Frtff. ai-D. u. COLI a. co.
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INDICATED INHALATION.

T AED.-Lard Of DC besI qlality, a.
Ia G. u. COLE 60
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Patent Mediclnea
Huichlna, Hair m,

-v.,r AZ AhoLtsAAE-
/ ttAAAar rtb d saEsasa ~ ff-ssllaiis tsra.s
~ p fnAh a auhrE-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-29

nha re,nArkahle fact, that among me tar,.s,
eminent physicians who have tsauii1ci ihc fsya .
which uuls sarsspaiiilA u prepared, noi rnr t, I
drmned Il. hut all approved it ani cemnicni d e !,
highest terms Maui physicians e1pna Hts...
strongly IN the belief that e q decidedly gro is,t f,
ration Of Sarsapsria that has ever hssn psasA ls .
pubho Although there are many ri}tiolau vit VI,
reluctance to having their names apreutoi t0 tassr,
usndaiion uf any particular remedy, lotwidsaft,.
tner MAY approve ~ It In the highest degts Do, !,
others who frankly sisd their fuppor, iu favor Il /,
rrmcty which they know y capable 90 loins d 4 ID.
soni ia nm afflicted community Assn syilfnsi r.t =,
friawine FROM Old and respectable rhyti-su. Il ~.
standing In IA. community Ia which ihry u,,. ""
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MATRIMONY.
ME- DIcAL TREATIsE

o. FnE
physiological pieio Of .nrriage.
ny b. Ia clais, Albany. NY
rs fAIi.s, and Do! liAE PLAIN Asp COT.
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P.'"''a-rs@' aHs ~, "a =. " IssIs5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-29

sc Hor.D HIM BY THE TAIL !o-An Alabama
editor bays the following grandiloquent tribute
to Father Ritchie. We would not be surprised
if the venerable defunct were to haunt that
editor for the rest of his life. If the fellow
were to fall from his stills, he would most GER
tainly break his neck.
Thomas Richie is Dead Yes, all that was
mortal Of this truly great and good man sleeps
in the silent chambers of the tomb That form
which lowered majestically erect amid the
storms and vieissitudes of active life for half a
century, lies prostrate in the cold embrace
of death. That brilliant eye. aohich scorned
! the aid OF human science, and borrowed
! sire myth from al, iron constitution, has paled
before the vivid fash of that brighter light
which issues from the penetrating glance of an
inscru.ta BILE Providence that gigantic intellect
which fashioned principlein the mould of truth,
and gave to political economy shape and utility.
mouiders n the putrid atmosphere Of the sepul-
chre--that magic voice which called around it
SO many warm admiring friends, is hushed-
that bold vigorous pen, which won for its poses
sor the proud title of 'sthe Napoleon of the
press" rests, with the brave soldier, from its
iabors Truly, ssa great man has fallen in
Israel ~
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LAKE STEAMERS.
-MoBfLE

E1VoR MoBILE-DaiIy b s. Mail eSg =
H. Liss-aanr-r Arrae gsrnat gia BAY 81. lou tsSsS
"a, PASS CHRISTIAN ard PAsC4GoLI.sa-Tne
ssnds To-. s,.s.Hr stssres LoKiDA, Capt rast
Lake trade superior One o
will leave the Pontehsfan Rsroad DAILY sval At the
Lake Of the IA DAILY going snTnirg
Bsy Louia cSrstisn Tuesdays,
TtfIksDAYs Ard sATCRDAYS gong, snd On MONDAYS and
THURSDA KS, retarning - ~ s a. T..9., .e
~ papers goua tide RAIL
Sundays and wededEy.r will be asesd the toas returning
aeaasys ara Tour days l4 III ala
By Creole. j. r T jEs r7au5
~ Extra baggage luggage, horas' eo must be At tie 7a
rosd NJ 19n O'clock. or they cannot that day.
Ut This Wey Mail Bag the d tbs AE promptly
atfl{ o'cioct r. YsNe. ie9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-29
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFIcE,


Saturday Morning July 90 1854
There has been very little animation in our general
market during the past week the demand for every de-
scrpton of produce having been very limited Cotton
with moderate demand has sold generally at easier
prices the inquiry being restricted with other by
the difficulty of eifecting freight engagements. In To-
bacco very little has been done compared with the bust
ness of weeks back Sugar and Moasses have
in very slowly, and the transactions have been lin
tied scale Flour and Corn have been extremely dull and
prices have further fallen off Provisions have generally
been firm and an advance has been realized for Bran
For other descriptions of Western produce except in the
article of Oats have little no improvement to re-
port On Wednesday morning we published in our tele
graphic columns, accounts from Liverpool to the 18th
inst received at New York the evening of the Oath
The demand for Cotton had been moderate during the
week with sales for the four days preceding the Paccs
departure of 25OOo bales including 1000 for speculation
export Prices reported rather dropping and
Brown, Shpley & Co. quoted decline of l-l6d q IT..
The quotations of Milligan Evans Co. however,
follows showing change since the departure of the
Niagara Fair Orleans SD Middling Orleans 57s Fair
Uplands So and Mddling Upands sid p tb Yester-
day Africas embracing Liverpool dates the
18th inst appeared in the evening papers, and will be
found in another column,
GoTToN-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
good demand and the sales of the day embraced $500
Dales puC mostly az easier prices On Monoay the IN
quiry very limited and barely 500 bales taken
without change in the rates. and Tuesday about 1900
bales changed hands, at rmer prices for the lower grades
the better qualities being neglected There in.
vury Wednesday, and purchasers found for 5000
bales prices being buyers but Thursday barely
600 bales disposed Of without any important atera
ton Yesterdays sales embraced 400 bales making the
total sales of the week $500 bales.
Two bales of the crop received from Texas
Tuesday by the steamer Charles Morgan being eight days
earlier than the receipt of the first bales of the crop
last year.
We now quote:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-29

A single family in sangamon county, illinois,
have seventeen thousand sheep, and all of good
blood. Sheep raising is fine business in ILL.,
nois, 1t is said that every farmer who has
tried the business has amassed fortune.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-29

HYER AND Misunderstanding to re-
port which is in circulation, the pugilists. Tom
Hyer and John Morrissey, late on Thursday
night met at Platt's drinking saloon, in Broad
way, near Wallack's Theatre, where they came
in violent collision Blows passed, but before
serious injury was done to either party, several
n the place interposed and separated them. 1t
is also said that Capt Turnhull of the Eighth
W ard Police was on hand, and arrested Norris
seyv, who was considered the aggressor, and took
him: to the Station house. He remained in
dur ance vile but short time when Police
Mag istrate was sent for, and examining into the
case discharged Morrissey from custody. 1t is
said ahat the pugilists or their friends made an
arrangement before separating that Morrissey
and Hyer should meet yesterday at the Abbey,
on the Bloomingdale Road, and settle the matter
SO long pending between them, by having a
fight, and of course testing their relative powers
in the ssmanly art of self-defence' New
York Tribune, Odd
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OUACHITa RIVER

VIII leave on SATURDAY, Jolly 20. at o'elockrx.
NOR CAMDEN, PIGEON HILL, ~ N.
SHAMpAGNoLE, wrLMIst;Tos MORO 3s. lf lEsaeS
ia CITY FORT Union TRENTON, MONROE. FINE BLUFF,
COLUMBIA HARRfs0NBUBG TRINITY and ell landings Gus
CARRIER, Jno D. WALKER nsssr draws only 20 inches
wlieays a5oye For freight apply board or
SMITH a. FIMsIERt Is Canal Il.
w The Carrier takes the place the sash and Frank
Kesiing.
Eth. Carrier viii freight Pleasant water
hitting. iy9s
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The entire assets of a recent bankrupt were
nine small children! The creditors acted mag
unanimously, and let him keep them.
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AGES OF MoNARcHs following are the
ages of the principal reigning soveregns: Her
Majesty Queen Victoria, "a the King of Wur-
temberg, II; the King of the Belgians, 81; the
King Of Prussia, 81 the Emperor of Russia
IS; the King of Sweden and Norway, So:
the King of Denmark, A.; Louis Napoleon
"A the King of the Two sicilies and the King
of Bavaria, 40; Che King of Hanover, 33; the
Sultan, 80; the Emperor of Austria, %.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAKRET
JEFFERSON Cry,
Friday Evening, July Is,

JEFFERSON CRY,
z&=5N Friday Evening, July 2s, 1854.
The market was during the past week bare of Western
Beeye and during the latter days bare OF Hogs and only
moderate stock of Sheep, Texas, Atakapas and Lake
Cattle offered sale. The supply of Veal Cattle has
been ample, with good demand. OF Mich Cows but
few offer in dull market.