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RRLEANs THEATRE.

nRLEANS THEATRE
= . s'9 TE s l nigh aa1 Grand B Sta
snbre Lco Beoh and Msasdames soghsse md Bsra wli
F4 RehearsaThs Grand Open, by Mozart, entitled DOS
t5- Performance .. haItpaat s o'clock.
WAN AMBURGH'S MENAGERIE,
WITH IS, sasetnnen' the most aains' sa hia'
.y "tiia,ios ch he gst CO lseoa he ~osi vii be
* e at
e. n,s,s5 ia SnS u Bs 1 N AL
BuRGH expressly his grand family Forest se4sa aRd Dsers
~ so cents; children ard seryas half price.
Mr.. AMsuRsH the great original susdasr wild
has 81 s,ed Egt as well "a aslic an ssf hsaored Win
viii he dsas Containing D. FOL
ss5.s as y pIisss
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A; ,ss RarNocERos uNcoEN q
HE @ g. ii'sf fSs &
ssaa 4 ss.s ss Tfp + M5KE @
A ra hs LIN, zhs z safss % s sss
Baziln Rosa Java and B es Tsse Afsa See a ns
Bi'eE L.opsd; ss1ta American ee. Nsh Aae,isas
sHSe' I'D
81 sa;s sh ss @ s
asn Msws pa-fSts IT, &s esrsthitg rare a. d
History, ia abovs sarth bsusaih
ne VIA eomnsn,s win s Poais, and her M,nsy
" direction Of his stngu hid trainer Nj sI9sEY
oi' Ii rs, Tiger. LIE pari,, ee -ie iee3
HAN RICE,S AMPHITHEATRE ST. CHARLES
stree, TUESDAY ESEsNs, Jaa 3, 1853, first appearance
FRENCH EQUESTRIAN TRluPE,
49,. Led by The WIKI MhbE EsRsT Ti6nyArRE
Mr. Rss hs. the hqnoE to Z his fend ana e
ss% ssso ss "a ss,s % 'sS
fa aa Sn9l sp Hs win be sntd With R. p
classic S b. Ia I ten .asssd By @aS es
Of III g sd y ,shiel viii com. frat
in her ssnp,q a!gs. -, .e-, - a.-a
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HpLACIpE,s VARIETIES. Grazier street.-

sir.t q tas Co.1edy q Tiis sLDIs RS UGAT Err
SATURDAY EVENING Jaapary performance
S.th NE andy { rt!s soLusR iisarsl
K.mbe; chr1irs, Mr. Copaud Timothy, Nj Holland: Widsv
hsry Mrs suhrt; Mrs Malr @s Bfrwn.. .Afsr when h-
Song my Ftssignn White IA b IT.
by Dsaee ~ BY Ms = To coaeufe ~
coekss NJ cgyllnd Herpaa Y, ,ralsI vsd,st Nj Ksose
Mice Bt6en xowsnna, Mrs RenibIs Sophia, Mira D,bos.
SDsssBores Frs; Second Tier and
Bor Third Tier Tor coored persons only) Soc Caller,
Prigs,e Boxes
fS epsn balfpsat o'clock; performance
Tuein rcisslr
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gaTHITE LEAD-In rs, SO, 100 and 500 h.
w keys, h Aantc unon, brooklyn facihe, Ulster
Sangertias White Lend Companies, sale by
nELAiRAvE N co. Magazine street.
Alan. FRENCH ZINC GREEN AND OTHER PAINTS.
DOW GLASS, PUTTY, LAdrBLacS YAeSIsE, OIL. TURpEN.
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MISCELLANEOUS Us.

SPANISH CEDAR. ETC, Erc,-JUsT |
y RECEIVED, Brig TELEGRAPH, Honduras cargo
SPANISH tAR LOGS fos sl9 ey 20 LOG SAWED uptootee,
a. MAHipOSA MILLS. "a and 10 81. Josepb
~ HENRY SHERMAN, DeaIsr in MAHOGANY. WALNUT.
ROSEWOOD CLEAR llE PINE, snd Ait kinds FANCY WOODS
LCMt Err TEN PINS ND BALLS FANCY NEWElIS md
BALuSTERS. Agent for CIRCULAR SAWS all kinds # ODD
NJ
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TOJMBIGBEE RIVER.

VIII leave TUESDAY, Jaarary IL at oe,oex pm
EyOR ABERDEEN, COLUMBUS, @
PIgg y II yLEsMA gAisEsyI[LE
hts Riseraezns Tsr.ah LnsTh- gh dsusFa AVID asst
uanns He'n1sr POST BOY, p Baantman er will leave
sbove, via The RIVER For ff@fghr eppty
JOHN Z. kfELE g. CO.. IL Pogdras seset,
nv This boat will he ready freight Hoad
N. BThe POST BOY has up ex5sas or the abos
trade, and shPpez her remaining The
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Y4ZOo RIVER.

viii leave SATURDAY, January 7, ct S r. II.
NIS0R LEFL0RE, GREENWOOD, ~ r.
MARION, HEAD OF HONEY ISLAND, .s9.1h+s-ssss
YAZ0O CITY, sATARTIA
ingThe hshtdraaght jim sTKADER,
j. g Brown rseeivug will leave
For fe'gh passage, hsvug superior
iaa5 T. WILSON, Aren't II earendelet seet
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gF@- Ship CHARLES WARD, Captain GOULD,
rom now dischagnF opposite Port First District
requested attend he receipt
Lgyes Otherwise will be stored their risk
jano j. II. ASHBRIDGE d Co, 90 st. Charles at.
Ns~ Ship GEO. f. PAITEN, Capt. Delano, from
Hasre now ready TO discharge her Pest g. Third Dis
r conasnte particularly requested attend to he
OIL her Eooa the Ltvee All goods permitted within
Will b sent to the Public The risk and
therfnf. j. WHITNEY 4 81 t;,u,p strret
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE THE DAILY CRESCENT, I
Saturday Morning. January 7, 1854 !

OFFICE THE DAILY CRESCENT, I
= Saturday Morning, January Z, 1854 +
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Psmpero, Flasders, for San jean de Nicaauga
Steamship United States, Lucas, Aspiuwsl, Jennnga
Shig Leg nrnr, 1utkn, Hare, JP Whitnar Geo
Ship Iemus Dyer, Blii4n. Hayrp, NV Baxter
snip Cd Erg aud BArstew, Liverpool, nv Baxter
Schr Jersey Oak, Rogers. Vera Cruz, o Wick1a,u
schr Gen " II Harrison, Warning MOBILE Newton F.rrei.y
Seer AuOa, Anderson, Mobile, FRrreiiy
Schr Star, Hbbs, Mobie Newton 4 Farreliy
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dn Wehser Wamack from San Juan de Nicaragua
Steamship Eli oado, Gray from Apnmal gath ult to Jen
rings-9d district
Steamship City Baxter New York 9Th nit
Snip Abby blanchard Harding Grsnada St Thomas.
Bark Marathon jackson, days from Boston, Iyusona
ct back hsrnay ke.--. to mslte-Pon nj.
Brig Linden Rove trom fhadslpha Key West to Harrison
sp ssles'ot M days from Havana bslas'
shr Chpp5Is O'Lary, ays Marks msste-Rasn
sehr Vsi;er, Perry days from f.nsasn, masr-Ba.u.
Steamboats,.
Doctor Batey. Wilson, from nonaldonrille.
Ru.k Sutherland, from Bayou yermllion.
Compromise, Kay ron Alexandria.
Texas Ranger so' kman from Alexandria
HR W Hill, Newell, Memphis,
D4imau, Kay from Alexandria
Southern Belle White, fr1m yleksburg.
Mary Foley. Ransom from DonallonVlIe.
ophelia, Dinlitry, from Grand frAirie.
Aida, Tayar from YAzoD CITY.
Bella Donna, Morrison rom Willsmport.
Towbost Panther Place, the fa down and
Prsoas h,p Abby Blanchard briggs Linden
Towboat Mary kngand Phillips I'm tho down md TO
a5o6 a ,1ls ci'oa ST JOHN and Seso bark Virginia
Ann--ofough bhrks AiRruiou, Pilgrim and Thorndyke
Bslow-Coming Up.
Shin ST Louis, HOyt, New Yok,
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4 sAAMPAGNE-No landing, 10 boxes
~ FLEGR De sfLLERy Jnrqnesson F's hani fquat
aud Lqaurs, this eOlBtry, offered Tor sale
SEW ELL I. TAYLOR, No. l. Royal sLreet
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RED RIUER

- VIII Leave SATURDAY, Janaarys, 10 s'aIock n.
IGOR JEFFERSON, PoRT CADpo, N- :
~ SHREVEPORT, GRAND EcoRE, AfExAS- 31kkSa9sss.'
aih aaA FL ts;srnaeaste andingsRegu1r
River Packet stsansr ST. GHARLEs-Tbe rv;it
funHas CHA RLE Apfe
ae wa lsas - For freight passage havi1g superior
in SMITH FrsHsTER, Is Canal sree..
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viii fsave SATURDAY. Iarasry I, n,sock. ri NJ
LF0R SHREV EPORT, 6 RAND
EcoRE, ALEXANDRA ait interfnesiate 49,
isrdnsstfsgulsr R-d River and Lske Pa ket Steamer
sTORM-The saFsnor and sw unung
hTUkH gap B. Mckinney, will
sage. having sne aeccuuaih i1Ts aBpts blrd,
ian4 SMITH & FIstsTER, e csnsi sirset.
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w:nteAss SATURDAY, january O'Clock =.
E,z0R VICkSB URIC, WARRENroN, a-S n,
al NEW GAgTaAGg, sgAEp GULF, RoD- lssssksgsI
sad BATON Saturday Weekly Packet
so TTuERN EEfLF-The swift
teeniug soUTFRN BELLE Captain ~
White will esye above For fgghs beard or
SMITH u FIsiIaTEB, Is Cane street.
~ Southern will freight, with the privilege
ofreshippfpg. jans
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VII leave $ aIrnE.sy. !rsafy T. at so'efoex p ~
EOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND $50
IL ECf,ssE ND A. EA ~ nfARegnar shreve- I.issfs
port Packet COaPEs03fIsE.The aud EisEs
drsne COMPROMISE cgan Eay viii eags
above. For fre gbt or apply
SMITH Il FIaiSTER, Ii Canal street.
Y. BTh boat keeps hand sappy spring atsr
% prevent Cholera - Ill
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HERE is YOUR REMEDY
Il Il HOLLO US DIN TAENT.

HOLIowAY'S olNTMsSF AND ftLLS-k DANGEROUS
WOUND IN THE Thigh UREp By TtIE,R uSE.-Atut thTee
Mr., Aeon, Melbourne hn ta thigh eaur la'eT
aed wien rtns, his horse d his sg eom1S u
collision walt. He epuRei bis bed II nay
Rht mouths suffering from the accident aud vi as w.
advice, very effort proved s IN
ni md his heatb mpsire that In ny
HOLLDWAi's olNTAtSI a VI
PILLS healing his with wonderful ma
pidity, him sound health, "
Professor iiolip
Temple Rr, Louiou and by I'll she an
Dealers United Ssatos, BOXES al s feGs
Whees By the principal ,fus Houses IN h
uninu Mes A. B. D.SANDsAsw hotk ana NfiSHt
h NaV orleans.
considerable IN taking ms large siEe
TIsdt tn aaohh ox. aus
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IME-lo00 bbls. fresh Roekland and Thom-
~ h''on O' ~ JOHN G. HARnITI 4 CO 81 Magazine st.
a LLSPICE-75 bags in atore, tor sale by
IA d4 e. J. HART 4 CO.. ~ Teha1ptoNas st.
FEsRUCK-One new Truck for sale low. Apply
II 81 Commercial Place, ID
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LAKE STEAMERS.
.MOfILE
WATERfyvG PLACEs.

r AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER iTss"
GfEDEEWtntsr Arrangement FOR attssaanssssssEEEa
JEAN SPRINGS BILOXI al intermediate
her p 70 pAscAsouLa TUESDAY and SATURDAY eseR
4sekThe splendid low psckt steamer CREOLE Charles
Walker bui -xpeesy for the Lake rde wish superior
will Railroad
Lake Of chs Cars, "a follows:
poEsc4arfsan Ral'ead. ocsan Sprfnrs.
fUEsDAY....-... ossoek esrs " FDyEaE4 v EVENING.
THURSDAY. 10 O'Clock en- tFfsfDAY MORNING..
SATURDAY O'Clock cassiSUNDAY EVENING.
% Tuesday and SATURDAY 20 a. far as PAsCA-
iOULA, carrying mails and passengers,
tB The Mail will leave the Office Of the O'Clock
promptly Saturdays end Tueiay ard O'Clock Thursday
mornings. r GBODES. Agent. 10 BANK Place. nal
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SiI isgye Y Cd 1SDAY !. lanasIy u. al 5oeaeE P. NJ
EIS0R LAKE PROVIDENCE, MIL s7ag
n IIKsNS BEND vFCKs BURG rgaTCHEZ aad essasssszss
sl intermedi Re s.i ~ 1p, sn5 alegsi "a,
trnaing teamsr NATCHEX No. g. Captain " r Sa
+ pnFeeeisis III atpv FIR r. ght pas
sage, having pieudi aoGmodaigns spgiy hoart,
SMITH q FIaIsTFR, ii Canal *.
10 viii baHaes 81 the
rp The Natshsa No viii leave LAKE PROVIDENCE eysrv
SATURDAY 81 NJ vICKSBuRG every SUNDAY NAFCFEz
zyasyA MONDAY. fsu5
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VnRSBURG.

VIII leave TUESDAY, January 10, Is O'Clock P.
EtS0R VlCkSBURG, WARRENTON, aS a.
4 NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, ROD t4s88ssss5sSs
svEY FATCtfEZ, znd all intermediate landngs.-
Reeuat Wick sbg Packet MAGNSLIA.-Tbe s1sgn
VII freizhl passage, apply
boasd SMITH d SINISTER is Cnusi t. iaas
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A DVANCEs--Adganees to our friends IN
~ 7f,batlssn,, nH5rbv E. j. HART Il Co.
- II s 10 Trho4 pIiaelas sits.
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aYNGLiSH DAIRY GHEESE--25 boxes Eng
~ HaH N'"s S'~' ' NJ j. WALTON,
u New Lese4 and II Icheap itouas ss.
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EAR. AND EYE!

DRS. LIE BRUN g. BUTTON,
ocuLsTs AND AuRisrs.
Ear Diseases and Dcaficss RaaicaHg Cuedi
DR. LIE BRUN offers to those suffering
- from Deafness. his ihfaiiibie AHrUI
Remedies, which have, bccn succcssfuln near
~ 1000 cases Of confirmed Deaf cSs. These
rem odics have been pronounced by Drs Khru-
mer, of b Min, Hard aud Dcluu of Paris ard
Cults, Pitcher and YcnrSity, Of London, rs
the mast icoHdcrfHi and efiectual ever applied
for diseases Of the External and Middle Ear
They comprise different courses for the various
diseases that affect the External Internal and
Middle Ear. DIR. lie Brun wARHANrsA cURE
IN EVERY CASE, when The ear is perfect in its
formation, He has eighteen certificates from
those who have been deaf from infancy, whose
hearing is mar complciciy rcSioyed and they
are mar cnaLicd Ia hdrn he language. Over
200 cases Of deafness have been successfully
healed by him. Certificates TO hat ellcc may
he seen on application. DIR. Dufton is thcon.
ly Oculisls in the United States who practices
the new painless, aud successful method in
treating all diseases TO which the eve is sub
Jet Where all other means have failed TO
a ford relief, lie asks from such n fair aud i'm
pafinl trial.
TERMS-s5 consultation fee. $40 TO be
paid when the hearing is restored TO its or
iginal ncucnc>s. Address
DRS. LIZ BRUN 81 DUFTON
Union Place. n. Y. CITY.
n. B. a treatise on the nature and treat
meht Of Deafness and Diseases Of tho Ear
with the treatment of the Deaf and Dumb
Price 81. M,acy letters must b. rcgisiercdb h
The Past HoNcr.
Aug. 81, 1854. g7:6m
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
n2. NJ. B. LA GHGlx,

Slight new cases Of infection cured in a few
hours b, a sinrlr nnulication without any m.di
cine and without causing any pain
ANOTHER NEW BOOK
Il E7-rRttK TWENTY 1--WE cIX1.A cor. -
The most wonderful, t.toui, l,i,s nrJ ,,,;,,,s
wntk c,,.r nullt ,hed in the lnnnunrr rn,iiI,J
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an" ''r l!"c - ''"'' ''iH' or ave
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h"'i h,GniN ih!N ~ ~ uict lhi AfiSi,ui
, - ',r, ", 81 'NIl.'
.'".' r'".' "P""'"~ "th""' q
a popular ue.''Sc ON 'ne secret nm n'iues OF
\'n'h ANA ""i'lt hn,7"3 ''"h eeni''!i diseases
IN O1'h mHes' WIN lou E''or'd ana pam l''ho-
g."p's an" eng 'ne' '"'H' ,iHt'ns the Anatomy
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I'll { D iral.
Swaim's Celebrated P naoea,
ron fHE cURL OF
INCIDENT CONSCfMpTION

INC1PIENT CONSUMPTION,
Strofnla, General Debility, Waite !Sreihug
Rhramaiism, Diseases n Me Lirer IT, SKIN,
and all diseases arising from impWritu, 81
the Blood, and the rGeeis Of Mercury.
Swaim's Panncca has been for more thai
thirty wears celebrated in this country aud in
Europe Tor its extraordinary cures, for the
certificates Of which reference is made to the
directions and books (which may be had gia-
iis) accompanying the Panacea,
1t has been used in hospitals and private
practice, and has had the singular fortune 10
he recommended by the most celebrated ply.
sicians and other eminent persons. Among
others hy
W. Gibson, VI D.. Prof Of surgery Pa. University.
Valentine Mott, N. d Prof. of Surgery, n INT
vcrsiiy.
VIZ. Dewccs NJ. d Prof OF Mid. Pa. University.
N Chapman ". u ,Prof ofPhyse. "a. University
4. Parkc. NJ ~, Prrst College ofPbysicinns Phla
nr Del V alln, pufr.srr Of Medicine, Havana.
Jo.e Eonrcucn de Luz, Prof cfsnigc'y li.lon.
q w. Irving, late Minister to Sp hin
J hpman, Member Roy College Surgeons, l. n
irrhona. poOr.ea. N 'ioI General British Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, st., &c.
And. also, the wonderful cures effected by
Swaim's Panncca. have for many years made
/, an Invaluable remedy. The Panucca does
not contain Mercury in amy form, and being
an innocent preparation, it may be gwen to
the most fcrdcr infant.
The retail price has been reduced to 81 90
per bottle containing thrcc half rinls,) or
three bottles Tor 81.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Swaim's Panacca is in round bottles, hulcd
| longitudinally, with the following letters
blown on the glass
-pANACEA-pilitADA."
and having the name Jas. Swain stamped on
the sealing wax and written on the label GOV
erng the corl, and a splendid errrav ny for
the side OF the bottle, composed of geoinetric
lalhc work, computing nine different dies.
which have been turned for the exclusive use
Of the proprietor, by Draper Co bank note
ergravcrs, OF Philadelphia In the centre is
portrait of thc lalc YIN, Swain, copyright
secured.
Also, swaim's Vermifuga.
/ 4 valuable Family Medicine, being II high
/ ~ approved remedy for all diseases arising
! from debility urthc digestive organs such -
1 " orms Cholera Morbus, Dysouttry, Fever
and Ague, ding Plies, Sick Headache,
I Sc. sc. See the Pamphlet which may he had
| gratis, accompanying the Nermiiuse.
| Prepared only at SWANS LABORATORY
| OLp STAND. Seventh 81, below Chestnut
! Phiadc phia, an sold hv all the respectable
! Druggists in he United States.
! CAUrioN 10 THE pCBLIc Persons wish
! ing to obtain the genuine Swaim's Panacca
and Swaim's Ncrmifugc, should be careful Il
observe that tic name SWAIN j. spelled cor.
rtctly on the bottles anG labels; or they may
/ he isiposed GA Nv medicines made In imitation
OF themi,y . person hcarirL some what sim.
liar name, VIII calculated to deceive. 1Gn
General Agents for the United Statei,
, SCHIEFFELlN, BROTHERS n co.
l7O william St, cor. Of Bcekman. y. Y.
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The llydromasen is valuable discovery
for protecting the feet from damp or cold and
therefore a preventative of many Lung dis
cases without any doctoring whatever The
lIydromagem is in the form of sole and
worn inside the boot or Shoe. Its mcdicaica
character is powerful antdote to disease.
For gentlemen il will be found agreeable
warm and healthy, 10 wear in the coolest OF
raiuicst weather, As the foot cannot wet if the
lIydromagcn is inserted Ladies' may weai
the lighteSt suled boots or shoes in the most
inclement weather with impunity while Con
sumption, so prevalent among the young OF
our country, may hc thwartcd by their gem
cral adoption They entirely SupcTScdc Orer-
Si0GS, rs the latter cause the feet To perSprc
in n very unhealthy manner; aud, besides are
not dangerous wear to pedestrians in icy wca-
thcr, like india rubbers. Will. the latter
cause the feet t. appear extremely large, the
!lydronagen, being n mere thin slice Of cork
prepared, peculiarly placed inside, does not
increase the size of the boot, or cause the
foot to appear untidy, To children they are
extremely valuahle,as they may engage in ex.
erciscs with comfort and healthy effects Their
expense is so slight as to scarcc need mention;
besides, those who patronizc them will find
their ycdriy docfor's bills mHch diminished
M6rc5b.
As the Ilydromagcn is becoming more
known, its sale Is increasing to AN almost in
credible extent. Last year in London, Man
chester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow
Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, Iamburgh,
and Berlin, our sales reached ! 49,, 400 pairs
OF Cork Soles. This year the number will
far surpass that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion of their val
nc "a a preventative for Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, and CONSUMPTION.
Mems size, per pair, 30 cents.
Ladies' do. do. 80
Boys & Misses'do. %
NoncR.-from the retail prices we make a
very liberal allowance 10 Jobbers and Whole
saleIs 50 that any storekeeper may make a
fine profit on their sale, while they are an ar
ticlo that may be kept in any store, among
any class of goods For terms apply to
HARC0URT, BRADLEY & co,
2l;3m 3S Ann Street, New York,
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INDICATED FUR CHEST Protector.

To all persons Of all ayes ard conditions MS nj
certain and a safe shield against those fearful
diseases, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs, Colds, aud other Affections of th,I
Lungs, which arise from the exposed state OF
the chest, acoOrdihg 10 fosaioR, and the con
tinual changes ofou climate
:" The Protector" is simply a chemical !
prepared fur, lined with silk and padded
which, suspended from the neck, covers III
chest in 50 agreeable a munner that, onrl
worn, it becomes a necessity aud n comfort
" The Protector although but recently iu|
troduced into America is making rapid proI
gress through the United States.the Canhiln 4
South America, aud the West Indies. 1t hal
for long time been staple article in EngI
land and on the continent of Europe, while i
! has grown in many countries to the pcsitio
/ Of m article Of dress.
| To demons rate these facts snunire Of AMI
4 English resident in your vicinity Of his knowl
ledge of the beneficial effects of wearing I'LL
/ Protector, without recourse to ductorinp ID
any kind. The cost of wearing these articc|
/ is a mere trile, and one will last some yea
/ No one who values the health Of himself u
his family will he without them. The IIo]
| piials in this country are not alone recon-
needing them. but rapidly Introducing III end
! llarcourt, Bradley & Co Of London, and
Mnnchecter. England. were originally en|
tr5stcl with the manufacture OF the Protect
tors, by the lomcntCd Dir. Cooper, and cuniin|
ne to manufacture according to his original id
structiors, and therefore recommend tlos,
who would wear. Tie Protettors to sec I'd
their Icing genuine.
Remember his i, a staple article and nd
Patent Medicine.
RETAIL pHIcLs
Gents size, ESQ
Ladies do. loo
Bows aud Nj see 10 "a
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-13
LYONS Kathairon

Hair Oils, Barry's Tricophems, sheldon :
Iiutohing's and Waters Hair Dyes, Sheldon's
Hair Wash, Sheldons Balm Of Roses and
great variety of Colognes, Hair Oils and Per-
f,lrmery Just received by H.A.SHELDON.
Oct Is 1863.