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New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
Aletter in the lew York Commercial Adver-

tiser, dated Nice, Member 2o,' says
The United Stas steam frigate Cumberland Capt
Harwood bearing thbroad pennant Of Commodore s. FL.
strngham with the nited States steam fgate saranac
Capt Long arrived Yillafranea the 18TH instant
from Toulon. 1t is he first time American man-of
has touched tat port and nearly three thousand
persons visited the hip Sunday The officers and
all WE'LL ht anxious to return to the United
States having been bent nearly three years The st
Louis and Levsnt hay gone cruise up the Medterra
Ex-Presidentdartin Van Buren il now here and
with party of Amerans is to visit the Cumberland by
invitation of Commoore Stringham''
An INTERyIEw--We understand that at J.,
to- day the degates of the Cherokee Nation, now
in Washington headl by Judgt Hicks to have had
interview with thPresident of the United States to
talk the nterestof the tribe and the particulars Of
their mportat relations with the General Govern
ment Washngtonstar 18th. +. q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Whisky, LAR, SOAP, CANDLES, &o.-J Lam
dis Co. S3 Tchououlas street. deal largely in Whisky
Lard Candles. &C. See advertisement e-f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

FINE FuRNTToE AND FANCY ARTICLES =
Robinson olroydNo 1e Ghartres street, keep great
many pretty things rabe for presentation They give
ndcatioof the ature of the articles u their adver
tisement in another olumn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

FIRE CRAcKEs.--A. F. Cochran & Hall, 36
Gravier street ppy the trade with every variety
cheap explosives aset forth in their advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

FAMILY MEDsINEs. & Mead, Ill
chartres street, kes fine supply of Family Medicines,
to which heads Of fnilies ought to pay attention.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

PENMANsHIP Nd Observation-Disclosures Dol
bear 106 Canal stt has reputation in this city that
cannot be diyidedr taken away. He is an elegant PEN
man and fine teachr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

CIDER AND AE.-A D. Grief s. Co., 40 and
42 Old Levee havehe genuine Newark Cider and Albany
Ale-two very agreeable beverages.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
CATTLE MARKET.

SUNDAY EVENING, December "a, 1854
Arrived since last Friday-2I6 head of Western and
Lousana Cattle 800 Hogs, and lot Of Sheep. The
ke continues in favor of holders of ths better deserp
tons of stock, and quotations below well sas
tanned gg4 a ts8sl8a tst .i y .Ata4AI Ese
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

CoNFEcTIoNER, PRESERVES, ETe.--Messrs d.
Gowans Co. No, Canal street. have in store choice
stock Of Confectiony Preserves etc See their adver
tsement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

TIN PLATES INDIA BAGGING, ETc.-Messrs.
Smith Cooper ri 109 Tchoupitouas street. advise the
public in anothecoumn, that they have in store Tin
Plates India Bagpg, eakum Cotton Duck, White Lead
Manila and Tarre Gordage, ETC. g.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
Beware of stranguIated Hernia, with all
!. ~ 71SI sa5 its Horrors

~ fhosentalhbie for the Of ] "a III ,as
torms popularity III 80
" sker fsnds with hsartsfioy 81 an s
elrsa by the use Of s,,prrf74p. pv,srr, x,,,,.
Nj. aeu,ty
a hays aRpShaaoa y sls Guss
the only taatfs canstfnttsd
ss ish A. differs IN ease 20
it's hghs, oiaste, and
hsInial and perfectly sssa.ns ses
here etitbe observed THAI Anps
the upfessHpnts fes
alone appiiesfara by
ofshe the saaptatca
trosa IT, Dr. iasrsnee tae esie
Hsrnis, ably Aagues, u, 10 eae o thsa.sssi
h is an hhis
sbscrpton sc.rs adding eass
eer,An thsse N
sbdaInan. or psedispcsticnt 10 rnptuse ya.o.
o hs poprlaE TrAss aRa hsaedSs
study and treatment et Hernia or
Of the night
III and shspe promote spsady Ard radiesl
fs- Rnpsatsd n a 90, ~,
PLANTERS hsr hsss their SLAVES sls12ss
wiil esf Aaas, and snAeneea "a : Na ~
NESS. - srp,x4ss :. . fss,sr,p 9
REMEDY asl ss painsaas 70 5s
Anesr sssfst 1na q inquire
ii and have epsrscnalin linsaRsie with
e7lE UR, SHER MAN.
isssslyss 40 -, ehsglesstrsst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Bnrks.
asHoIeE WINES, coRpIALs ANp BRAN

4 NHUICE WINES, UUhUIAIlo AINU DENItls-
DIEshe invites the attention of his customers
and friends particularly OF q ths hs
siye BRANDlt most OF which o.
very well adapted for coming HOLIDAYS.
He would recommend =. 80. In x,,D-
Leaf celebrated Champagne Wines
quarts pDts;
Old Coenae Brandies. yiutages Of 1895 and 1895
London Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines;
White Wines3
GoRpALs siz-Anaes Gingno Royeap, Gold Water etc
Rhenish Wines Of every descriptions s34s3af
A6synihe and Kirachenwasser; 54 ssssl 'l
Old Scotch, Irish, Monongehsa Whisky,
Sehednm Gin; Jamaica and ST. Cro5r Rum
". w. GoELER, 1la Common sseet
das stsdp opposite ST. Charles Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

GROCERIES, III. 4. Stone & Co., corner Of
Graver Fulton I'd Lsvee streets have an immense stock
of Groceries for lie at very reasonable prices.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
- : -
HOTELS.

Arcade Hotel
Magazine street, between Graviar and Natchez.
R. 8. MORSE, Proprietor.
EE proprietor respectfully friends patrons
the public generally that thi well knswn establishment
thoroughly during
obtained BY the propletos renting portion OF
which enable him accommodate much number
cuatoIners than last winter
expense by hs proprietor enable him
aconnuanee q ks has heretofore received
viii be made hnsef
sojouu Of his guests not only comfortable hut agreeable
GB on grsnt attached TO this hoe that Meals
be hsd almost all hours, o3i Spiy :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

GROCERIES. I'VE invite attention to the ad-
vertisement OF Nsrs Dyas & Co., Nos. 13a and l4l Mag
azne street Daers will find at their stores complete
stock of Grocerie 5lG "af&#
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Nearly five hudred men have just been dis
charged from the Bloklyn Navy Yard comprising men
from all the derensnechanical departments and labo
Nearly every ae employed the United States
frigate Sabine was i.uded in the dismissal There
only about eight hunred now left in the yard.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

H HOUSE FuRlsHISG GooDs. Wheeler & Blake;
the Of usomhonse and Old Leyee streets have
fine assortmenbf House Furnishing Goods, to which
we would refer or readers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
sHIppINa INTELLIGENcE.
MespAr MORNING, December 25, 1864.
CLEARED SATURDAY. 5
ARRIVED.

Place ndianoa via Galveston to Hsf
MS d Morgsn-1st district.
Ship Knkerbocke Peabody s days from New YORK; TO asef-
British ship Allan Macarthur udOu aist October in ballast to
nnakter-3d district. S
Ship Henry Nesn Baenon Sc days from Bristol to cresHy
Farx xel-Poiut.,5
Ship amon Hadley Hayre sth November naserSd dis
Ship Chaplin Harmon from Londen November. ballast
ter-isv district. -.
master-lst district
Ship Mraukie soae days New York, 10 Bsgar eco
Ship Weymouth Elliott days Boston, maseist district
ship Waern Wahbun IS days from Boston, e Assers
Bark Mamora Falsa Cardiff was 18Th October omaster
Point 5z5z.
Brig earane Congsra days Turks Island to Burgess aGo
sehr Pigeon oLeary from Port Lavsca to maser2d
sehr RED Fox sbiaa days Tampico district
hfF' tBy TelsgrRph.]
@s=5 BeIow-goming Up 1zHzz
Ship Gaena, Z S Dennis master, from New York.
steamboats
ST. Charles, Appiegats, from Bayou Sarn.
New World Flanagan, from Cincinnsti a.t5z
Grand Turk, Galatn, from st Louis
New York, Giimere, from Louisyils
IfSf Lcathers, Bennett. from Napoleon.
Alsck Scott, Farehild, from Cairo
Gen. Elsrt, from Waterloo.
Fanny Bullit, Durham, FROM Louisville
John Strader Wheelhonse from iaIoo City.
NewL Latona, Gross, from Lobdeli, Store.
Anna, Hoffman, ffom Grand Prairie.
sea on Instant shps Tel and sultana bark Mapo,
md brig CasheIna-brousht up ships Henry Nssmh, Aan
Torbost AngioCe Hooper ship Knck-
Mlwsufis Lombard, Manors and Aehr Red Fox
Whitney Heateon from the up ships
a II T wv Whittemere from the up ships
Jonas Waen and Marmion and bark John Payson
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Stock on hand, not cleared. .165 6524
ae TOBACCO. We did not hear Of sale
SUGAR AND MohAssEs... The sales Of Sugar en-
braced 500 hhds, at S16@JzSe for Fair Fully Fair
OF Molasses 1000 bbls disposed of at 166iee for
PRIME and Choice and l5115A q gallon for Ordinary to
Fair lots
FLOUR. Dull, with sales of 500 bbls st. Louis,
fancy bakers brand at 50 75 and 100 bbs Extra $40
p Dbl.
GRAIN. noticed sales to broker of 40e0
sacks Corn, for export in several lots at 90s q bushe
OF Oats 300 sacks st. Louis taken $50 p bushei
and about 200 at the same price
PROVISIONS A lot of 400 bbls Meas Pork was sold
at S120 s13 y Dbl for Old and New and 100 the
range Green Meats rather lower, and lot OF
10000 b fnot prime) was sold at se b for Hoground
Holders asking es467e p fb for Ribbed Sides.
Lard was rather scarce and lot Of % bbls New was
take at 1o1s& q fb.
COFFEE. noticed sales of barely 800 bags Rio in
several lots, at o. Ta Ii.
WHISKY. so bbls Ross's Extra sold at 4s, and
Raw at SOC q gallon on the leyee 81,
FREIGHTS. Ne change. Ships on the berth filling
up with Cotton at Il for Liverpool and e for Havre,
EXCHANGE. Fair demand at quotations
sterng -. iOo alot ana IUi II
Francs. 5f. ZOfD5f.3tL y dollar
New York Sixty-day Bills. as q discount
Sight Checks on New York az p ctprem
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
HARDWARE.

ssp'H wArsKnaa. cHAs. Vi. w4rxasxas
J. Waterman q Brother,
III ARD W "A r E NJ Err GaH 4 m rs,
CORNER OF COMMON AND MAGAZINE STREETS.
Have On hand and are daily re-
eefvins and srsisas General
r Assortment Of Articles pass4s foIlovs:
lsz2Es2sa5z1l HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
AIss, Caatns, seFthes
Csrpeuters Tools complete
Cooperis Tools,
Anyils, Bellows
Stock and Dies. Screwpfstes
aaBas 5&ES&a Garien Engreas Purnpa
Poughs Hay Cutters, Corn Shelisrs
Asrru uras implements,
BILL, Croaseut and Pit
Hoes Hames shoyas and Spades Ok Yokes sngietsse
Copper aEd Iron Coal H6as, Platform Scales.
Snele and Double Barrel Guus. Mills
CoGes Herlss. Chatting Rshsk
Ehlceso Iron
Britannia uad Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, SauABge Suffers,
43lt sll Stock Kettles, Portable
oq3 spiy Seiaees Fshng Tackles sie, ets,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

PHoToGRAPIIo GALLERY Moissenet Cos
mes No 1CamTstreet prepared to take portraits and
ministries in thhighest style Of art.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
MOIssENET & COsMEys

DIG UI<HHI1.TN and PT5UTUGR.4PIIIC G,9LJERY-
No, cAMP srnxEr, eoRsxs or CASaL
Az M0ISSENET has the honor Of inform;pr !,
h the Of Strangers brt ba IA.
with hir COSMOS ana pa
celebrity, and has
poe cf taking NINA Nh g
the badnE IN which Dagureosype
both branches WIN be under us direction H. In
vtoa particular nsutton TO his and perfect Of kipr
traits whh the cooriug nature aoe
bly, transferred In such tyne ad
Of a the feanfsH and
'755 1 e 775T7T : - 1919 Va
t- sways open 10 the public who AZ. ini 80
the various Specinenh .hors ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

srsiegs8 r. M. Rslf g. Go.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC sHARDWARE,
SHIP oHANDLERY, STEAMBOAT STORES. ETC.
Front sfrsss; btfseas Grauisr aud Paydyas
constantly rseesing fi
Of goods their line which they or s the aud The
most reasonable iern
EN STEAMBOAT attention given % this de-
pArrnsn they prepared supply
required in that line. os01Ysp
Q 3Ss8s JoERf.
Chas. Co. Gaines q Co.
Importers and Dealers IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

ANOTHER BRUTE.-William Stephens was ar-
rested on Spain street. in the Third District at 12 O'Clock
for being drunk disturbing the peace and whipping bis
wife in the street He will spend bis Christmas in the
lookup
INTERFERING WITH OFFICERS Daniel Bow.
man Clouet Prosper and Patrick MANN were arrested in
the Third District Saturday night for being drunk
disturbing the peace and interfering with and gtiug
with the police in the discharge Of their duty They
were all locked up.
FH,IAL AND FREE.--Julien Joseph, free
darkey in the Thlrd District was arrested on Friday
evening beating his mother and sister On his prom
se to do M more he discharged on Saturday by
Recorder seuzsneau. ssss8 81 rtaas t4.s..s *
DEsERTERs james Smith was arrested on
Saturday evening by the Third District police at Milne
burg. the rquest Of Mr. Bauman, boarding master
for attempted deseron Four awarthy sailors named
Francisco Painbio Domingo de Gusman FRANCISCO LcIa
and Jose Ninolas were also arrested and locked up
safe keeping they having attempted to boarding
master Fraets similar trick
SUsPIcIofs CHARAcTERs.--John Hanlan and
Thomas Cole were arrested in the Vegetable Market yes
terdey mornng for prowlng about suspciousy and
the other fofcarrying concealed weapons
INTENT 10 STEAL. J ohm Welsh was arrested
in the Third District yesterday snd locked up for being
found in ai John Colemans house the Leyee with
the supposa intention Of stealing something
SHARP PRACTICE. 0ficer Hennessy. who is
somewhat tter than terrier after wharrats on satur-
day afternon detected Edward Garvey underneath the
platform, Engaged in cutting corn bags with knife
through tls crscks of the plankiny and catching the
golden shoyer eensequent thereon in basket He was
| locked up.
GROCERIES, Messrs. J. H. Carter & Co., Nos.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Psr shin wsyouih rons soD R.nlst.
Tniss HobasHews NAiwerth smsdss seoFSss k.o-Dea-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

ansa1las 20 9ravIsr street.
HAVE IN STORE AND ARE CONSTANTLY
HEaEryrSG DIRECT THE MANUFACTURERS
Nails Castugs, Axes carpeutsrs' Tools
Hoes, Spades and Shosels; Corn aud Coifss Mills;
Or and Log Chains Cotton and Manila Rnps
Fifth Trace Chsina Mill, Pit Cross
AByi Vices Bellows, Counter Platform Scales 1
Stocks and Dies Screw Pstes. Androns nad Fsnders;
Hammers and Tonga Shovsis and Tgngs
Grind stcnea, all siEsa; Cotton and Wool Cards,
Hooks and Hinges; Iron aud Brasa Screws;
Tin Ware; Rodgpraa Cutlery.
EB Together with large FANCY GooDS viz:
Combs Brushes Perfame and Books eir etc., witch
prices paper. nIS sp1v
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

GRocEsIEs- Messrs. j. H Carter g. Co., Nos.
13 and Is Commn st., advertise in another column q
large and compile stock of Groceries OF all kinds
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
GROCERIES.
r. w. Adams,

t&s 1853 g H.0 g ER
Corner Of Frous, CcmnnSn snd Falton streets,
X aa constantly
es,iss ss a Prs and o. ta sa.
III ass fail uock asaes required BY Basa o5casgp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

CONFECTIONERY. - Just received and
landed PER ships Pyramid eorcne orgon tsah supply
Of Crosse u hsaekwelfE-
Enylh Pickles and Sauces.
Fuslsh Fruit and Preserves.
Tnelsh Jalliss md
EaS India Eurriss MIlligRtawnsa,
Eaa Iadia Furry and Mullgate~Dy Paste
Ras India Preserved Ginger.
Vest Pickles ssd Preserves.
West india Jelly and JaEa. .=
Iiuutley Il Paineris Rsadihg BiArut. ......
French andS Spanish Chocolate.
Frpits in Juice.
French nrsBdy Fruts. 5-=za. ... r.
French Satdinss, Patsa, CGpes and Olives.
CerdAs
Aao for sale per Ahips Fnkla King Maheh TaSsf
Mckenzie,
Scotch HstrinEs In fegy.
Salm n la eapissTs
Scotch Fiedon H1ddock in eanlstsrs.
Scotch Speldonh Haddoek in eanseH z=H
Euvfian i lion Cheese and Yorkshire Baeop =, ,,
k In with have elegant saloon
Ladies supplied with Oyster Soup Coffee, Chocolate
ataItho
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS,

MONDAY MoRSISo, December 25, 1854
COTTON. The demand was fair on Saturday, and
resulted in sales Of $500 bales without any change of
ment in the rates.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
PASSENGER,
t.Isr or ygssELs IN poar NOT cLEARED.

Per ship Milwaukee, fsen New Yo.E1s IN .hs .s.ersg"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

NEAGKEREL--500 half bbls, quarters and
I'VE kits No. /, shore
450 kits No !, Large; ... EE
bbls No "a LARGE
800 bbis, halves, quarters and klts NO. y shofei
60 bbia No 4, Large;
900 half bbi5 No. Large
200 g. Halifax
SALM0H-lC0 kits No. IL
CoDFISd-S01 quarter bpfea
HERRlNGS-4na boxes Soaed and Magiaeni
ALERREES-2o bblG. ST. J0hn'Bi
70haf hbls Mess
TONGUES AND soUNDS-90 quarter hhni
Salmon, Lobors and Mackere in and ID cans
o
large wall selected Coffee Teas Sugar. sPiceh fis
gsS AZ ' '' ~ DYAS d CO. lss IL Magazine sireet
ENDIA BAGGING-Heavy, for sale by
dqs8t SMITH COOPER, its Tohouptouas sIee..
nAKuM-350 bales American Navy, for sale
by sMTH& COOPER, iOs Tchoupitoulas street das 81
NOTToN DUCK--1720 pieces assorted num-
i bers, widths breadhs, for sae by
d9s 81 SMITH COOPER. 100 Tehcupioulas street
FENIN PLATES--1a46 boxes Charcoal brands,
landing ship Eneeh Train from Liverpool, I
sIsty SMITH COOPER, loo Tehouptouaa street d29 81
ATHITE LEAD-52 tuns Of Union manufac-
Wv t1re D assorted packages. for sae by
das2t SMITH & COOPER, l0a TehouptonaA street
MANILLA AND TARRED CoRDA9E-A
1--WE complete assortment, u tore and aale by
SMITH Il COOPER, i0s Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
CLOTHING.

CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
R Sandercity Hs*ely n
n Keep constantly sUPERtoR STOCK OF ALLAH
TIcLEs REQUIRED FoR aEssrEEaEs's WEAR. csc spty>
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Il III. CARTER & CO., 13 and rs Common
sy street, the following i,
slips JohH Bennington MARY Emr,a, .,
sgnan Lind Jonas Wssrn and steamhp Phadsph al ths low
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

n ARD-l5o kegs Choice, for sale By
iass JosKPH LANDS CO, IS TsAsaRsssalas s<ssr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

IL hhds Fslo~es
do oasses W Jscksln afo59d w & Henas-as
Lohitt CharpenieurlT Troselair
Bsrba2ss do csstsrnaaie do % LBlanelot
moss Confroit
u hhds sugar camael squites Wssts4 McGee-sl do
oe3 do HeSes-l4 do Felowss &ro-1b do WE
lGf bbls mossea Feey Aysry6
Chapsnter2 de- es bha sticks
duck rabbits Barba94S Lelyue
Il box eggs Angsle-s bags ducks box eggs 10 order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

error
ARREST OF JUDGMENT.-John Melvin, con-
vcted of the murder of Bridget RUSSELL brought up
to receive sentence in the First District Court on Sau
day but, upon application by his counsel Mr. sau
cer for arrest of Judgment and new tiial he was
remanded to prison. The application was made on the
ground the Court had set aside two of the jurors a
ter they had been accepted by the prisoner and
Mr. ssucie contending that the State has right to
challenge witnesses after they are sworn iu The case
was continued over to next Saturday. ~
CoSTRAvESnoN John Fitzsimmons, who
keeps grocery ut the of Customhouso and Cei
borne Streets arraigned before Recorder Ramos on
Saturday on charge of selling liquor without license,
and committed for examination before Justice Richardson
| under bail OF $780,
/ WoRKHousE. Theodore George, as danger
ous and suspicious character James Graves worth
less drunken yagraut and VIM Curry, for being con
ceaed in Marsh Brothers foundry under suspicious
circumstances we're examined Saturday before Recor
der Bright sent to the workhouse for thirty days
1 each
Cor 4 Coon AIRING. = A patient at the
Charity Hospital who discovered yesterday to have
the smallpox was put in car and taken down to the
Luzenburg Hospital There they would not admit hin
without certificate from the Street Commissioner HI
then brought up to the Street Commissioners Office
in the City Hail. which ONCE closed After waiting
time to purpose the sick was taken back t.
the Charity Hospital where he had to be received and pu
4 back to bed d.
| PoeKET PICKING Officer Guichard last even
ing arrested named Alnger Valentine the Plsc
Armes whom he charges with having attempted to pic
his pocket while he looking at Mons Boudrias's bal
loon ascension. He was locked up to await hearing
e eLAacENlEs. Mary Kelly was arrested o
Saturday evening AZ the New Basin for stealing rewoo
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-30
1OS Acres,

so acres cleared, and 80 acres of which can
not be surpassed for raising grass or summer
grain. The balance Of the cleared land is
upland in good state of cultivation, and the
remainder well set with Timber. The
Improvements are large three-storey %%Sl
HOUSE, 45 by 81 feet, with front andGH
back porch, well finished off, and sufficiently
large for Public House,; a BANK BARN,
frame, Wagon shed, Corn crib. Carriage
house, Milk house, Wash house, and other
ou.buildings together with Blacksmith Shop.
There is an excellent Orchard on the prem
ises, never-faling stream of water conven-
lent to the door, and creek running through
the property sufficiently large to authorize the
erection Of GRIST MILL, together with a
good site where the water can be easily con-
veyed, and in settlement where Mill is
greatly needed, there being none nearer than
five miles in a circular direction.
The property is very handsomely situated,
being within miles of MifIlintown and Pat
terson, % miles of Perrysville. and miles OF
Mexico. 1t is well worthy the attention OF
persons wishing a good farm. Persons wish
ing to view the premises, will be shown them
by the subscriber, residing thereon. The terms
will be made easy, and possession given on
the lst day of April, 1853. am desirous OF
going West, and determined to sell-theretore
a bargain may be had. II. H. RODGERS.
Walker Tn. Nav %, 1854.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-30
THE GREAT REMEDY.

4 BOUT which so much has been said and
II published, is among US. Who ha. not
heard OF the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ.
MENT? Many millions of bottles have been
sold and used TO cure rheumatism, Ulcers,
Sores. Bruises. Sprains, Ring-worm, Felons,
Salt Rheum, Piles, Sore Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers. Itch. Corns on the Toes,
Sore Eyes. Ear-ache, Pimples, Swollen Joints
or Limbs, Cuts, Scalds, or Scald-head, Numb
Palsy, Bunicns or frosted feet, Warts, or any
other complaint that can be reached BY an
external remedy. And il ha, always been
successful Ir rs EaUaLtr coon in healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Calls,
or any ,prain, soreness or stiffness, and it is
warranted 10 cure SPAWN, Ringbone, Splint,
or Poll Evil, on Horses.
tFThe 1inment is put up in three sizes,
and retails at 25 cts, SO cts, and 81. The large
bottles contain much more Linimentin proper.
ton TO the prices, and are therefore cheapest.
To Country Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LINIMENT. as il pays a good profit
and sells rapidly. CIV. WESTBROOK,
(successor to A. g. bragg e. Coz
Originator and sole Proprietor.
Principal Oilices--3O4 Broadway, New York,
and cor. Sd e. Market Sts., .,St Louis, Missouri.
Sold by evcry dealer in drugs and medicines
the United States, Canadas, West
indies, and Bermuda Islands. flyb33]
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-06-30

intend celebrating the coming Fourth Of
July in patriotic manner. We cordially
invite our friends from the neighboring
towns and townships to participate with
US.
Procession will form at Franklin School
House at 10 A. NJ, and will then proceed
to the Grove.
Order of Procession. Mifflinburg Brass
Band. Orator of the Day, and Reader of
the Declaration of Independence, Speakers,
Clergy, Committee Of Arrangements,
Ladies, Gentlemen, Marshall of the Day,
Capt. John Il. Smith, Assistants-Theo.
S. Christ, James H. Young Order of
Exercises. Music by the Band, Declaration
of Independence read by j. P. Cronmiller,
Speakers Mr.. Hcsser, Hon. Joseph Casey,
of New Berlin, Elder Lane of Lewisburg,
Mr. Lehman of Philadelphia, an Indian
Chief from DR.. Crotzer's Company, &c.